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Welcome to the site from Gulf Coast, Texas. Enjoy your time here.

He left a FB post about it just minutes before he struck. Looks like fanaticism again.

I need one for the .308 ... what else can I say ?

I was with that conclusion also and from what I've seen from the models at the gun show it's not the strongest looking mount system I've ever seen. I don't know if it would be a problem with the .308 but that is what I was buying it for. I'm eventually going to find one. When I do, I will post it up here that way Yall can't bust my ass or break my balls for breaking any rules

I realize that but if it don't work then what's the point? Nobody is going to want one anyway. I'm going to look around. I don't know if I like the goggles concept. This may take a while.

I think I'm going to pass on this one and research them more. I don't mind paying more for something far better.

More proof we need national and campus carry. I'm sure there is more to come.

Anyone have any experience with one of these? http://www.primaryarms.com/american-tech-network-x-sight-ii-smart-hd-optics-day-night-rifle-scope-3-14x-dgwsxs314z?utm_source=bronto&utm_medium=email&utm_content=SLOT_21&utm_campaign=16-11-Ad7_Cyber_Monday&_bta_tid=220988453276000635755555068758607013415605173555561652677845768110429404872491590735380 I see these at the gun shows all the time but I don't know anyone that owns one.

So you're saying there is no distinctive index (or stop, or notch, for lack of a best term) you feel before the 2nd. stage breaks? In reading what you've posted I'm getting the impression it's more like the slight index on a revolver trigger?

I'm still scratching my head on these 2-stage triggers. I keep on placing it as a muzzleloader 2-stage type trigger but I've been told this is not necessarily the same thing.

Now if only Criterion will do us a solid for Cyber Monday on the LW 16" .308 dissipator barrel I've been thinking about I'll be set for next year.

+1 ... thanks for the heads-up. I added an ammo can and delta ring/install kit too. I sure wish they would offer the Speer Gold Dot 64 and/or 75 grain rounds for sale. That's what I've been waiting for.

She's always been damn lucky her lunatic ass lasted as long as it did.

No ... that's how our imaginations work in the older generations.

My favorite 2-man Ambassador Team; Ambassador Lemon and Ambassador Pineapple. Two bureaucrats that always seem to function.

Ban firearms ... hhhmmmm ... ... I wonder what they would think about the business end of a 200lb. draw crossbow with an exploding broad head? Think that would change their way of thinking any ... ???

And if I'm not wrong, the county that Alpine is in is actually a red county as opposed to El Paso which went blue. Please correct me Bob if I am wrong.

This is most true. I'm just wondering about the fact that lots of folks were out of work and may not have been able to afford AR15 / LR-308 platforms from 2008 to now and have been waiting for them to become more affordable. I have the impression that is why Colt (Expanse) and Armalite (Eagle Arms AR15) and Midway USA (Stoner line) came out with cheaper-end guns so more of them could be sold during harder times ... (???) Regardless ... the more sold the better, as I think most ammo prices will more than likely drop after about a year or so, if not sooner. I was at the gun show here in Pasadena the weekend before the election and it was packed but prices didn't seem to be too badly gouged. The prices seem to have been either the same as they have been since 2012 or maybe about 10% higher. This was the PREMIER gun show which here is known as the low-end gun show promoter traditionally, and most of their vendors are fairly regular. I did notice that some of the vendors that were there seemed to have had a lot of their same inventory for 2nd. and 3rd. quarter of 2016 however they appear to have sold quite a bit as these inventories had changed somewhat. Ammo and mags were on the higher end, regardless of make and model. Optics and optic accessories seem to be consistent in price as were pump shotguns, bolt-action rifles, and less-tactical firearms/sporting arms. The big shows are within the next week and the first week of December. These shows will be educational to price.

I agree. The .22 LR situation appears to be beyond repair for a while.

Welcome from Gulf Coast Texas ... (be prepared to cut loose of some funds here ... place is chock full of temptation)

You think less will be sold? Maybe right away, yes, but I think in the long run it may even-out. They will get cheaper and more folks will be able to buy.