planeflyer21

Ouch! If money wasn't so tight right now I'd already have a check in the mail. This should sell fast! Classic AR setup, carry handle charging hook, brown. Nice!

We all need one of these: https://www.yahoo.com/tech/company-behind-jetpack-hoverboard-bought-155314838.html

And welcome from AZ!

Another welcome from AZ!

I still have yet to see a red laser that works on the desert ranges in direct daylight.

Just my personal opinion here but I would avoid any new SIG product. The horrid reviews I've been getting about their QC and customer service, from both students and retailers, has turned me off their products for now.

Welcome from AZ!

Wellp, I look forward to it. Right now all I can envision is a barrel equivalent of this:

Welcome from AZ!

Double post whammy!

NEGATIVE!! Pretty sure none of us want to be peering in any of your tubes.

Photo and a comparative diagram:

Check Camera Land New York. They continually list what they have in stock that is "opened never used".

All the polys I've looked at in detail have a stop sign or pentagon sort of shape, that twists down the barrel.

Must be real proprietary. Seems like they are the only ones that know about it or use it.

I had one of the first Leupolds marketed as a "long range tactical" scope. They came with a mil-dot reticle or fine crosshairs at the time. I opted for the fine cross hairs. Great scope, beautiful clarity. Leupold stayed on top of the scope game for awhile after that. But over the course of many, many years, Leupold quit listening to customers saying what they wanted. During this time I was working retail and did many side-by-side comparisons with rifle scopes. Not only did they not listen to the shooting public, they ignored up and comer optics companies who were listening to customers. The next time I was in the market for a long range scope, I looked at everything Leupold was offering and asked what everyone else was happy with. The rave reviews over Vortex products seemed too good to be true. Found a great deal from Camera Land on a "used (opened, never mounted)" Vortex Viper PST 4-16x50mm first focal plane, illuminated reticle. With Leupold the options at the time were either the FFP or the illuminated reticle, not available together for only just over twice the price of the Vortex. Admittedly that scope saw only a sighting in session or two, then I put it up for sale. After posting it, I noticed a small speck on one of the lenses inside and informed the buyer. Called Vortex. Vortex said "Send it in! Unconditional lifetime warranty!" Vortex removed said speck, replaced the seals, recharged the scope, and didn't charge a dime. Yes, Leupold stands behind their products. But so does Vortex, at half the price.

Welcome from AZ!

There's a lot of times I'm surprised I was still alive.

Personally I'd take the Vortex all day long over the Leupold.

After looking at the ad, I think the computer geek that wrote the ad put something he/she thought they heard (single groove rifling). I can't find any reference to "single groove polygonal rifling" anywhere else.

Never heard of a single groove, polygonal or otherwise.

Increasingly iron-fisted techniques to "keep" the peace in areas prone to such violence, deepening the divide of the rift started by Oblahma's racist rhetoric. Wait until the next major "EBT"card malfunction happens.

Glad to hear they are serving the customer!

I don't see them anywhere in stock. You should call DPMS in the morning and see if they are still going to be offering the kits.

Just under 100,000 uniformed U.N. "Peacekeeper" personnel on paper. Even multiplied 100 times and added to our total military and law enforcement, they still come nowhere close to the numbers of armed 'Mericans. So they hold D.C., NYC, L.A, and a few other major cities. Whatch'ya throwing on the grill?!