NJDrew1

As of last night, the power was still not restored.

LOL -- I usually meet up in the overflow parking lot behind Harry's when I'm taking someone to CJRP&C. Usually a stop into Cheyenne, then the pretzel store precedes the trip to the club.

Love Halo. Looking forward to Halo 4

LOL -- Take her as a guest.

You going to the meeting on Wednesday night?

Welcome from Mercer County.

Grumpy -- Did you happen to call the club last month to ask about joining? I took a call at the club from someone who was looking to get back into shooting, and was asking about the facilities.

Great work!

Just got done taking the dog out. Glad I leashed him or he would have blown away.

LOL. I resemble that remark!

I had the wrench packed up and ready to go back before I read the replies. Understanding that I'm Italian, I unboxed the wrench and tried it again on the castle nut, this time moving the wrench onto the nut from the side. It fits perfectly. I'll throw it in my tool box for another day. Thanks for the replies.

Works fine for me.

For me, it's not really a matter of money. With all of the brands, and configurations, it's more a matter of wanting to try various scopes before I commit to spending the money. Regardless of the cost, once you buy it, you own it. You might think you'll be satisfied with it based on reputation, specifications, feedback but you really won't know for sure until you take it to the range for a test drive. I wouldn't mind renting several different brands/configurations to see which one I would prefer. Sorta like renting high end photo lenses or camera before you spend a lot of money. Sounds like a business model to me.

Didn't know that.

Does it seat fully around the castle nut or did you have to screw with it?

So I bought this Tapco Intrafuse AR stock wrench to remove the castle nut when I replaced the tube and stock on my Stag 8, but the wrench didn't fit right. It was too tight, and I could only fit 2 of the three legs into the notches. Was there a different wrench I should have bought?

It's a shame that there isn't a source to rent scopes and red dots, so you can experience them first-hand before you commit to buying one.

Glad brother-in-law has the season tickets this year. If they're gonna lose, it's always better to watch the game from a bar stool at Hooters. The wife agrees.

I agree. If you pay by credit card, and you have a problem, you simply call the credit card company, dispute the charge and they will likely reverse the charge. That way, the friendly electric company would be forced to take you to court if they wanted to screw you.

If you have a basement with a sump system, you might consider that a priority for your generator as well.

Signed up for photobucket and posted the image. Any better?

Any better?

Almost finished for now - Stag 8 Aimpoint PRO red dot Harris bipod Magpul 15/20 Pmag Samson drop-in quad rails w/ergo rail covers Bravo BCM charging handle mod 4 POE roller cam pin Magpul MOE vertical grip Hogue rubber pistol grip w/storage Geiselle SSA trigger Magpul enhanced trigger guard Vltor RE-1 extension tube Magpul CTR stock

6' is the height in order to ensure that the rounds impact the berm. What you can do, since they have iron supports in the ground behind each of the berms is to take 2 1"x2"x6' pieces of firring strips, slide them into the iron supports and use a pony clamp to clamp them onto each of the 2 iron supports. Staple 24"x24" (same sized used in indoor range) cardboard backer on each of the 4 corners to the 1x2" strips and either staple or tape your target to the cardboard backer. A simple target support that you can easily carry, and break down for transport. As Mikeythumbs suggested, there's drawings at the CJRPC website for a more-sophisticated take-down target stand. Also, tj462nj recommended h-stands that keep your target stand free-standing and portable, especially for when you're using the pits.

Congratulations on your first gun. You'll soon recognize that your first won't be your last!