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Mine doesn't have a screw, it's just pressed into place very tightly and has to be wacked out and wacked back in, but with something that won't damage the slide or the sight.

Or maybe this: http://www.amazon.com/Wheeler-780194-Brass-Punch-Set/dp/B003C7Q3TA/ref=sr_1_8?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1383402324&sr=1-8&keywords=gunsmith+punch+set

I've sorta got a similar question, if you don't mind if i piggy back on your thread. I bought a new fiber optic front sight for my springfield 1911. I want to punch out the stock front sight and then tap in the new fiber optic one. Is this the tool i need? http://www.amazon.com/Mayhew-25077-8-Inch-Knurled-Brass/dp/B000GTMQ0C/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1383402030&sr=8-4&keywords=non+marring+punch

Everything i've been able to find so far says that even though my LWRC RERP is chambered in 7.62x51 is can handle either round interchangeably and so can almost all new "modern battle rifles". I'm still researching a bit more before i continue to use .308's in it.

I don't have a ton of experience with scopes, but love the Leupold Rifleman 4-12x40 that i have on my .308 AR. I also like the bushmaster tactical elite 6-24x50 that i have on my rem 700 .308. The Leupold was about $299 and the bushmaster about $799. I prefer Leupold to Nikon, but i think they are interchangeable. Leupold is 100% made in the USA.

http://www.thegunzone.com/30cal.html

And Omega Seamaster?

I am really into photography, somehow there is a similar drive (addiction) between buying camera lenses and new guns I also build furniture, i've built my own entertainment center and my own bar, both from scratch without any plans. I also love to cook, eat, and drink, and yes damnit i love a fine cigar too.

I would recommend the walther ppq m2 in 9mm. If i was going to get one for my wife i would put a laser on the rail and teach her to point and shoot. She would never spend a lot of time at the range so i think a laser would some how make it easier for her to use in self defense. The ppq has 3 sizes of back strap also, so its nice for small hands and feels and shoots great.

I don't believe it's normal for references to have not been contacted by a month, but i only have experience in dealing with my township pd. The send letters out to the references within days of dropping off an application.

I bought it used, and it didn't come with a manual or box or anything. So to the best of my internet dective abilities i believe it's a Remington 700 SPS Varmit with 26" heavy barel. What ever it is i absoluley love all 9 or 10 pounds of this fat bastard.

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I appreciate that offer and may take you up on it. I went two weeks ago with another member, i was there on like a Tuesday at 10pm and it was PACKED! Every shooting position occupied. I am almost certain that i will join up, it was like a 10 minute drive for me, and the fact that i could go at night is a huge plus. The only thing i want to do before i join for sure is to see the outdoor areas.

No dispute, i settled a bit, i think the Bushnell was a good match for me at about half of what i thought i would have to spend to get a "quality" scope that went out to the ranges i wanted. I should have initially said quality, not high end Scopes, gun's, accessories, cars, tvs, everything in life is balancing act between what you want, what you need, what you can afford, and even what you know. I arrived at a good place, i could have paid 3 or 4 times more, but am still happy.

Please tell me this was in your town and not the SP. Op when you applied did you ask what the turn around time was? Going by how long it is taking mine you are looking around Christmas time. I got two permits approved in March from east Brunswick after 7 week wait.

Agree. I waited like 5 full weeks for my last pistol purchase permit then called every Monday and politely asked just to check on status.

This was common place where i grew up in PA... if you didn't own your own shotgun and rifle by 16 there was something wrong with you... if a street sign had not been shot then you didn't have to obey it... just two of the laws of nature.

I don't really know but I've heard the .308 has one the of the flattest trajectories that exists.

I love it, especially after I replaced the grips with some slimline ones. The gun is perfect except for the sights. They are hard to use the way they come without any painted dots. The rear sight also cuts people who don't release the slide quickly enough.

I always have a bottle of whiskey around but i try to always get different ones. Johnny walker gold is my favorite that i come back too often, blue label is almost too smooth for its own good. For almost 10 years or so I have been buying different $35 to $60 dollar scotches from the liquor store. Mostly single malts. I go through 4 or 5 bottles a year and I try to get different ones every time. I've forgotten most of them. Woodford reserve is an awsome bourbon.

And hi from east Brunswick!

That app doesn't exist but there is one that I use on iPhone called tapatalk 2 that is great.

I'm in a similar position. My entire family tree is highly educated very liberal democrats. I, with my 4 year bachelor degree from a prestigious university, am the least educated member of my family. No one else owns a gun or shoots, but i've been drawn to them for as long as i can remember. I bought a handgun on my 21st birthday the very first day i could legally do so and i kept it a secret for probably 10 years. About the time i had my first daughter (2005) was when it finally started to dawn on me that guns were more than just fun at the range and i could actually, however remote the chances are, protect my family if i needed to. This is when i started talking about them and told my parents that i owned one. Now i don't go out of my way to advertise it but when the subject comes up i voice my opinions in support of gun ownership. I think of myself as somewhat of an evangelist for the cause because of how drastically i break the mold of the average gun owner. I've gotten a shocked reaction most of the time that people find out i own many guns and enjoy shooting them for sport. I also emphasize the fact that i enjoy different aspects of shooting like trap and skeet and target but am always sure to make the crystal clear point that if i am in a position to defend my home i will do so and be glad i had the right to at least try to defend it with a fair fight against an armed attacker.

This has been some good fun reading today! I like the progression of the title changes. Personally i think it was a little condescending or racist to say that fat black lady wants a gun and then refer to Barbara Walters (the white lady) by her real name. Because we support the second amendment we should also support the first, and the OP had every right to say it .

Yeah really they are not mutually exclusive and would both help de crappify your day. Range now beer when you get home!