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It's all grandstanding. None of it will pass. She just wants to be able to say, "Look! I TRIED to do something about evil guns!"

Interesting. I may have to try one of those out.

For me, the main reason see-through mounts suck because they raise the scope so high it's hard to get a good cheek weld on the stock.

http://www.ebay.com/...=item484cd5eff9 That is a great scope for the $$. And it even comes in silver! I have one on my Savage Boltie HM2 ETA: I just checked. The scope on my HM2 is Sightron's SI series. The one I linked is their SII series.... one step up, so it's an even better deal.

Agreed. I didn't even consider those in my first reply.

I like 3x9 for most of my rimfires. Scopes you see marketed for use w. .22 usually don't have an Adjustable Objective and are parallax free at 50 yards. Whereas most scopes designed for centerfire (that are non-AO) are set for 100 or 150 yds. Whether or not you can co-witness depends on scope bell objective and consequently ring height. What is your budget?

You can give them to me if you want.

The guy next door to me has 6 cars. That means he's six times as likely to kill someone with a car. I'm moving.

Some uber-tactical black T-shirts and sundry other gun related items. Should have a nice package coming in from MidwestPX later this week.

Can you put some kind of harness on them so they don't shoot each other?

I have a 12' x 8' dump trailer w. 6 foot sides. It would be AWESOME for a cage match! CQB hand to hand! All proceeds go to NJ2AS

Stuff as described. Fast shipping. Great seller. Merry Xmas!

Does the car make/model/color listed on the ticket match yours? Sometime the cop's writing is sloppy or the clerk enters the plate wrong and the ticket goes to the wrong person. Happened to me a few years ago. I gave the clerk the reg. # of my vehicle over the phone. Lo and behold, my car was completely different than the one on the summons.

Last piece I got in the ghetto only cost me $50. But she wasn't that good looking....

Bingo. If the seller has priced his item over what the market will pay, he will be forced to lower his price.

Again, he isn't "ripping someone off" if that is the price the consumer is willing to pay. There's a very high demand and a very short supply of these items. That drives up the price the consumer is willing to pay. Since the supply is so tight, sellers can't replenish their inventory (and this applies to personal sales as well) and make money from multiple sales, so they raise prices to make more money on less items sold. I remember learning this in sixth grade. It's really quite simple.

I'm going to smoke a brined turkey breast tomorrow. French Onion soup, Cesar salad, smashed potatoes w. gravy and asparagus w. fresh garlic will complete the dinner. Many baked delights after dinner. After gaining probably 5 pounds, I'll sit my ass in front of the fire and sip some Knob Creek bourbon.

I have a Hog Hunter in .308. It's only been to the range and shot w. irons so far. I still need to scope it. The threaded muzzle is nice if you want to throw a brake on there to make follow-up shots easier. It was purchased in anticipation of a hog hunt down south next year.

You are missing the point. I am not willing to pay that much for the gun. But if someone else is, that's capitalism. If someone doesn't, the seller has wasted his money advertising it.

Uhh, why are so many people here against supply and demand? This isn't price gouging, it's capitalism. If someone is willing to purchase the item at the asking price, the market is working. If there is no one willing to pay the price, the seller reconsiders.

This world is really becoming a shitty place. RIP to these volunteers and peace to their families.

Good work, Mattio. Not to denigrate police, EMS and firemen because they surely can't be everywhere and do a tremendous job when on scene, but those who arrive right after the accident and decided to help are the real First Responders. Most people just drive right by...after slowing down to take a look at the carnage.

You will enjoy it. A K frame .38 is a soft shooter and a good gun to introduce newbs to full sized revolvers.

Not if someone is dumb enough to buy them...

If it locks up tight, is timed right and doesn't have a lot of forcing cone wear or big cylinder gap, that's a pretty good price.