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I had an AK-47 (Egyptian) and sold it for pennies which is what is was worth at the time. I should had kept it. Smart move buying yours when you did but that why you are Marcus Aurelius of the Volei. Thirteen!

I like and own a 10/22. Reliable and many accessories are available. However one of my fellow NRA instructors will never own a Ruger and even the 10/22. He had a run in with one of the Ruger executives and will never use their products. He owns Marlins. (Shhhhhhh, go with the Ruger)

I'm a fan of the Rem 700 SPS Tectical. I know you're a lefty but find one, hold and and see what you think. Bottom line it is on how it feels to you. Good luck!

AK-47's always look weird without the mags to me. I bought mine for $437 at Lan World if that helps you out. http://www.lanworldinc.com/AK47.html

Most arms are not made of sugar. They can take it. Yes, take care of them but they should be able to handle a liitle rough treatment. Unless of course you plan on making them collectors items. JMO But getting back to your question. Maybe the wife won't let them be photographed in the kitchen.

Bushmaster is a sweet rig.

I like the POF and the SOCOM II http://www.pof-usa.com/p308/p308.htm http://springfield-armory.primediaoutdoors.com/SPstory28.php

Turners Outdoorsman just came out with their weekly ad. Remington 700 SPS Tac in .308 for $699.99. Not quite a deal but they do have them. http://www.thehighroad.org/newreply.php?do=newreply&noquote=1&p=5007481

I saw a Dagunov for $805. I thought about getting one just to play with but I would have to sneek that into the house somehow. :uhoh: I think the "oh honey I've had that rifle for a long time" phrase is starting to wear a little thin. :rolleyes:

I see this has become a debate forum. nalioth maybe I don't know my products very well. Show me where they do not resemble. Remeber I did not say an exact copy but spin-off. You know; derivative, off-shoot? But to use the phrase “a red headed stepchild” when referring to a Sig Sauer, well...

It's evolutionary. It's called thinning out the species. But seriously; That's one lucky dude! Good thing it bounced off of the ground in front of him instead of landing on his head directly. WOW :eek:

I would say shop around a little more but the effort may not be worth it. I would buy it if it were me or at least put money down on it. I just think that they're kinda cool.

I have a 3-9 power and I find that anything above 6 I can see my pulse moving my cross-hairs however it good to have that option.

How cool is that!?! I'm a follower of Sig Sauer and this is the first I've heard of it. I'll have to look into it but you can be sure that it's a darn good rifle. Nice find. :D

I have this 7mm OVIEDO rifle. It says Spain on it and I was wondering if someone out there has one. I bought this rifle about 27 years ago for 50 bucks and the local gun shop. They had two of them so I bought the better looking of the two. Are they worth much and should have I bought both...

The Sig Sauer 556 is a spinoff of the AK-47 HOWEVER tighter tolerances and much better workmanship.

I emailed the powers to be at the folks that hold the Shot Shows. My question is if I am eligible to attend the show if I am a certified NRA instructor. Does anyone know the answer?:confused:

Seems like it down to a personal choice. Both outstanding optics.

A little light gun oil after handling them is my best bet.

For accuracy the Remington 700 is a nice pick but in a 5.56 (or 223) range, the Sig Sauer 556 is the one for me. A little pricy now-a-days but a dead on rifle. Now a "drop it in the muddy water, pick it and shoot it" type rifle you can"t beat an AK. I understand that some people are using them...