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Make sure it's off the list. Then make sure it complies with regulation, ie. 10 round fixed mag with all the features or featureless with any size mag you have. Check calguns.net for more detailed info. The site might be down for maintenance now though.

On second focal plane types; Usually ranging is done on one set-magnification, specified by manufacture. In all other magnification rangin won't be correct. However on first focal plane scopes the reticle grows and shrinks with magnification and ranging is always correct.

I thought the Sturdy used fiberglass on their product with fire protection, they use gypsum board? http://www.sturdysafe.com/fireliner.htm

How about 1 gallon paint cans from paint store or home improvement store? I don't think it is stainless but it resist solvent well. And with lid tapped in it is liquid tight.

Don't forget to lap the rings. On some scopes, warranty will be voided if you didn't lap the rings.

Barretts have built in rails. You just bolt on the rings. You won't need base unless you need built in moa.

I believe there are two version. One with in trigger guard safety switch and other without it. The one with in trigger guard safety switch is first generation, other one is later generation. It's well designed gun with cult following. Grip angle is radical for me but it shoots well...

I would head out to camera place and buy lens cleaning kit and follow direction on the kit. I use lens cleaning tissue (dispossable) by Olympus, which I have on hand, and lens cleaning solution with it. Seems to work well. Just about any name brand product should work well.

Bizzare as it may sound check out calguns.net forum. Since CA is stuck with 10 rounds limit. You will find mags that will only hold 10 rounds. http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/index.php

I believe that these type of ballistic devices work well against soft cushions like shown in picture. I don't think they work well against hard surface like floor or desk top.

I liked the disclaimer at the bottom.

For heavy benches just attach some wheels like hand trucks. Sometimes I use Rubbermaid/Lifetime plastic top folding tables. It's seems ok but it is flimsy. It's hollow plastic meant to support foods, etc.

Here is one site that sells steel targets in Las Vegas. http://www.lvsteeltargets.com/ Shipping is not included in price. Good luck.

I believe that their low end ones aren't always made in USA. They are business after all, they pursue profit like any other business.

When you zoom in the cross hair grows as well and potentially blocking small target at distance.