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She likes your daughters 22. Get her a 22. Problem solved.

I spoke with Clint who was very upset that they were getting rid of his favorite caliber, the 44 mag for the 9. He said instead of blowing peoples heads clean off, he would now only be able to shoot pot marks in their skulls with the 9. I was heart broken with his response!

Yes, I talked to them. The rumors are true and they said the next generation will be all 9's since other calibers are dead.

The herd seems to have moved to the 9, but fear not...something will happen in the next few years that will steer the herd in another direction. :D

Just ordered a Rock River two stage for $62. Rock River Arms: RRA Trigger Kits

Thanks guys, I figured it was probably going to be a difficult find so I just purchased a standard troy rear BUIS. I would still consider purchasing if one came along though. I am also in the market for the smith flash hider that they use on the magpul edition as well.

Any idea where I can get a rear flip up Troy battle sight with the M&P logo on it?

A while back I was considering a green laser and did some research. One thing I was surprised to find out is that many of them have trouble operating in colder climates vs a red laser. One thing to consider when purchasing one.

Yep, spinning bullets have been around as long as bullets have been around. I don't care about them anymore, but at one time I had this strange obsession with trying to yank out the bullet with my bare hands whenever I encountered a spinning bullet. Then someone told me that I could blow my hand...

Well hell ya i bench shoot every time. Why the hell would I want to stand up and shoot when I can relax in a chair and do the same thing?

Sure, whats wrong with putting a $1400 scope on a $400 rifle? Anyway I was talking in general terms and I wouldn't recommend this particular scope on a .22 because it isn't designed for it.

I have been reading that the new Trijicon VCOG is getting some great reviews and the more I read about it, the more I like it. Although it retails for around $2400, I think guys have been finding them for $1400 on sale. Since its a new product i would imagine you will be seeing more of them at...

Primary Arms gets almost all the votes in a thread like this. They are certainly the front runner for low budget optics and if I was ever in that market they would probably be my first choice. As for the RDS and 3X magnification combo, I have never shot this combination, but it does seem kinda...

In all seriousness, If attention or looking cool is what you are after at the range, I have never had more attention drawn to me than when I was firing the Colt Walker. It is massive, it blows fire out the muzzle like a dragon and its the loudest damn gun I have ever heard... and for the...

Purchase a muzzle loader and smoke away my friend. Everyone around you will start coughing and look in complete astonishment as to why your gun puts out more smoke than theirs and then to confuse them more, bust out the Colt Walker and they will be astonished as to why your firearm sounds like a...

You could almost certainly double your money if you sold it.

Some of the extra dough you are paying for with the Trijicon is for the fiber optic and tritium technology, so you could find a similar scope for less, but I have also seen the Trijicon for around $1100. Anyway, It's just a thought and a dream for now. Speaking of long range shooting, who the...

I have been fantasizing about this one sitting on a .308 AR. LOL https://www.trijicon.com/na_en/products/product3.php?pid=TR23-2

So you mean Mil-Dot vs. Red Dot. To keep it simple, if I was going to be shooting a 22 like the 15-22 then I would go with a Red Dot with no magnification, but if I was to say set up a .308 AR meant for shooting longer distances then I would go with a Mil-Dot magnified Optic.

I like the Hogue, I have it on my 15-22 and AR. If I could put one on my MuzzleLoader I probably would...