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I went with mil dot with side focus paralx adjustment dial. So rear reticle.

Here they are... The bushings were out of stock so I'm waiting for those before the screws sink right.

Ok this decision really tormented me for a while. I hope I chose wisely... Time will tell. I got the bushnell elite tactical 6-24x 50mm. Thanks to for the advice especially to bullzeye and Shane. Shane, I used to think a bdc would help with target shooting, now I realize its more hunting ad sniping than calm target shooting.

If you are resting the gun the shots should never really be all over. Even if the scope is off center bull it should be consistently off and your shoots all in the same general area. If you can't achieve that you can't zero in the scope. If you try a sand bag or bipod and are still all over either scope is loose or you need a lesson

Get a price from this place: http://www.karlsappliance.com/by-brand/web/Weber.html Trust me on this, i saved over 500 dollars off from what amazon wanted and 700 dollars off from what lowes wanted.

I got the summit 650 weber hooked to natural gas line. Amazon had it for like $2300. I got it from Karl's appliance in north nj delivered for $1500.

There is a 600 yard range in Vineland and I got a 1000 yard in pa. In any case I thought my requirements were clear . I want the best scope possible for $1500 for my 26" rem 700 .308 that had a bdc and at least goes to 20x.

I'm looking at high end scopes, I think I know which one I want but I'm curious for more opinions. My requirements are at least 20x power and a bdc dial knob. Ideally I want an 8-25x or 6-20x type. Budget is $1500. My current front runner is the leupold vx-3l 6.5-20x56 side focus target.

How much was it... I paid $3400 before sandy hook.

Item as described Very punctual Rifle was clean quick and smooth transaction can count cash faster than a bank teller

So far this year: Springfield range officer Walter ppq m2 Remington 700 sps varmint Plan on ending with 5 total for the year.

Thanks, the rifle is a beauty and just what i wanted, I'll post some pics of her all dressed up with a nice scope and bi-pod when I get to those purchases.

I own this exact model and have it on my walther ppq. It was $305 on amazon and I love it even though I just got it and am haven't used it much yet. If you are willing to drop 300 on it it's worth it, if you aren't willing then don't

Ruger p89 9mm $250 brand new otd in 1997. 21st birthday present to myself the first day I could legally buy a handgun in PA.

Argggg I got to wait until 4/13 to even start nics. Ands there she sit at the store waiting patiently. Here she is with laser!

I grew up in a PA and my public high school had a rifle team. They had a range in the basement of the science build... Ah PA. I tried out my freshman year (1991). For try outs everyone fired maybe 25 rounds through a basic .22 rifle with iron sights. When I was done the coach said it was the first time in his many many years as coach that anyone had ever shot someone else's target. He was nice enough to score me on my neighbors target as if I had shot the right target... I didn't make the team ;(

My Springfield Range officer and what I was drinking that night.

My LWRC REPR.

I actually have big hands too, I think the only thing I like about my buddies kimber better than my RO is that the handle and grip of his feel smaller and like I have better control. That is why I was searching for new grips in the first place. And yeah I got their universal bushings and some of their turbo screws.

I ordered the 320 carbon fiber in slim. Hope the black looks ok with the blued steel of the range office. I really wanted something slimmer than the standard grips. https://vzgrips.com/gun-grips/1911/carbon-fiber/320-carbon-fiber

Thanks guys I ordered some slimline carbon fiber grips from VZ. Special thanks for the heads up about the bushings ordered those too.

There is not going to be a catostrophic failure on a single shot of a .556 round through a .223 chambered gun. The entire round is the same dimension in both calibers but the .223 projectile sticks out a teeny weeny bit further in the casing. In guns chambered for .223 the rifling starts a teeny weeny bit further back in the bore. Fire several hundred or thousand .556 rounds through it and you can cause stress and potentially fractures in the beginning portion or the bore before the rifling starts.

Can anyone recommend some replacement grips for my Springfield range officer? I'd like something slimmer than that stock grips that will give the gun less width if possible. Other than that I'm open to any material etc.

PA also uses their own state's system but its computerized and instant. Nj is manual. Lots of states use their own.