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I have that Leupold. It's a fantastic optic. Makes it harder to go with lower quality glass. I cant attest to performance at those ranges though. Here in CT 200yds is all we get. Curiously do the Trijicons need to go back to the factory every 10 years for new Tritium?

Looks good. FWIW the PRS is pretty heavy. I cant say where that will put you in the weight dept.

Been trying to get 98Z5V to step up and get one of these.

<laughs> Momma has hairy knuckles

<lmao> You should be able to change the text yourself.

It happened again <munch>

damn that thing is ugly <laughs>

Here's a funny tidbit. I have magazines for firearms I "Plan on Owning" AR-10,M14,CZ 75B etc. When I clean my apartment it's like an easter egg hunt when I find magazines I forgot i bought or forgot where I stashed.

I did a bad thing. I sent an email to Armalite Premiere Services Division inquiring to see if they can chamber an AR-10T in 22-250. As you all know mentioning stuff like this publicly is half way to placing an order.

BTW I have known Microgunner a long time, he's a friend and is good to go.

WASHINGTON – In addition to the sleek flat-screen televisions, smartphones, computers and cut-rate designer clothing, Black Friday's shopping legions seized on another hot item for 2011: guns. Gun dealers flooded the FBI with background check requests for prospective buyers last Friday, smashing the single-day, all-time high by 32%, according to bureau records. Deputy Assistant FBI Director Jerry Pender said the checks, required by federal law, surged to 129,166 during the day, far surpassing the previous high of 97,848 on Black Friday of 2008. The actual number of firearms sold last Friday is likely higher because multiple firearms can be included in a transaction by a single buyer. And the FBI does not track actual gun sales. Some gun industry analysts attributed the unusual surge to a convergence of factors, including an increasing number of first-time buyers seeking firearms for protection and women who are being drawn to sport shooting and hunting. Larry Keane, a spokesman for the National Shooting Sports Foundation, said 25% of the purchases typically involve first-time buyers, many of them women. "I think there also is a burgeoning awakening of the American public that they do have a constitutional right to own guns," Keane said. Yet Keane said last Friday's number appeared to defy complete explanation. "It's really pretty amazing," he said. Dennis Henigan, acting president of the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, said he was "skeptical" of the Black Friday gun surge. "I think there may be no real signifcance at all," Henigan said. "It's possible that gun companies are just catching on to creating a Black Friday frenzy for themselves."

what a nice classic you have there.

CA makes me appreciate CT, and thats a sad statement.

excellent

Woot!! That new lid is in my possession and it's outstanding. Thanks Roger! Pictures and a review soon!

welcome

Welcome. Cant wait to see pictures of your weapon. <thumbsup>

bump

maybe this will help, scroll down

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Very nice.

<lmao> I wondered who would be first

:(

I still own authentic Black Talons in 40 S&W. I use them for photo's

aside from shooting what else are you in to? I have been a life long woodworker. I have a nice woodshop in the basement. I try to squeeze out a nice project or two every year. Im an avid freshwater fisherman specializing in Bass and Trout. Music is a massive part of my life. My apartment is filled with guitars amps and all sorts of gear. In recent years I have started to get into photography. It seems to fit with all my other interests. Lastly the little woman and I rescue and rehab feral cats.