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The only problem with a 14.5" barrel is the Federal tax stamp and paperwork. Anything under 16" is by Fed definition an SBR, regulated just like AOW, silencers, destructive devices, etc. Not saying you can't or should not do it, but I live in Washington State and would not be allowed to fire...

All I can say is I really like the integral suppresors that I have seen from Gem-Tech. I like their lifespan, I like their balance, I like the fact they understand Ruger well, and I like their customer support. I saw a Ruger M2 with a Gem-Tech integral today, claim was it could take a WHOLE...

re: rear sights, if you want to shoot iron sights almost exclusively, consider hunting down a USGI carry handle. You can buy them new for $80-90, but because they are not very tacti-cool, you can often find them pre-owned for much cheaper. You'll get about what you're looking at for that LMT...

I like the .22-250, it provides a good "pink mist" factor for varminting, but a downside is that in some states a .22-caliber centerfire is not legal for hunting deer. If you should ever want to hunt in a state where that's the case, you might have to use another of your rifles. I really like...

I'm a Western hunter by upbringing, where rifles rule the roost for big game. So when I got to Virginia, it was a real eye opener. I fell in love with #1 as the ultimate compromise on pellet count, weight, and delivery WAY over 00. Both overpenetrate good-sized deer. But out to 70 yards...

I've shot about half of 1000 rounds I bought a year ago, and I had maybe two rounds with slight dents in the shoulder. Not one problem. I found the Greek stuff very clean burning and consistent. I shoot '06 for hunting and fun, and this is the stuff I reach for to ring gongs at the range or work...