Recent content by Guy A

Geissele 2 stage, 2.5#, zero malfunctions caused by the trigger. Proper adjustment of ANY trigger is absolutely necessary to achieve your goal.

Use the Search option and you will discover hundreds of posts about sights on this forum. Enjoy!

Welcome. The best thing you can do is to use the forums's Search function to read though the archives. There are several TONS of great info here!

This is an example of "apples to oranges" comparison, especially since the guns have such different optics. (Still interesting, though!)

I have had occasional problems with loose GBs in my 15-22 as well as in my Ruger 22-45 and S & W 41. They fail to feed when the bullets contact the feed ramp, cock upwards, and cause the case to hang up on the mouth of the chamber. Doesn't happen with CCI, Federal, Winchester, or other brands.

Make the trade conditional on the normal function of the 15-22. Then check it out on the range ASAP.

Cliche #1: Different strokes for different folks. Cliche #2: If it floats your boat, go ahead and do it. :D

The Bushnell TRS25's battery reached the end of its long and productive life at approximately 11:42 AM, April 3, 2013. The end was sudden, though not unexpected, as the red dot had been weakening for several days. A private memorial service was held at 12 PM today. In lieu of flowers, please...

At last..... TRS 25 battery is beginning to show signs of fatigue. I had to set it on 6 for today's session. (It's been "on" 4 continually since 8/24/12). Will post again when I replace the battery.

Here's a review which includes photos of the dot. The lens flare on 7 and 11 power is a non-problem, since 4 or 5 power is plenty bright even in direct sunlight. Bushnell Trophy TRS-25 Red Dot Review

You are correct, sir! I'm not good at math :(

I apologize for asking the obvious, but have you tried changing batteries a couple of times?

UPDATE: going on 8 months, and the TRS25 dot is still as bright as in August when I turned it on. To the sceptics up in here, there is no auto shut-off, no solar cell, and yes, I did peel off the little clear sticker with a red dot printed on it. :D This thing is amazing!

My favorite 'smithing tool is my Lyman digital trigger-pull gauge. A good gauge will reveal some amazing things about your triggers. It may be the best $59 I ever spent on tools!:D

They are .22LR, truncated cone hp 33 gr., 740 fps. They aren't as quiet as CCI CB's' but feed better than shorts in my bolt and lever guns. Can't recommend throwing them into a camp fire. Here's Midway's listing and photo...