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Yeah I'm confused by the people saying he should use the eye piece to get the target in focus. Every manual I've read says to do what the OP described and use it to focus the reticle only (while looking at the sky or other blank back ground).

I've been reloading rifle calibers for years but I now want to start loading .45ACP for a 16" carbine. Can I use data from pistol shooters or do I need to tailor my powder choice to a rifle barrel? Currently I have Hornady 185 gr XTP bullets but no powder or primers yet.

I have read that the Revolution models are basically the same as the Leupold Mark AR series scopes. Same lenses and construction. Leupold: http://www.midwayusa.com/product/1362519819/leupold-mark-ar-mod-1-rifle-scope-3-9x-40mm-1-10-mil-adjustments-matte Redfield...

What's with all the "nothing under $100" elitists? Just get this Nikon for $79 http://www.natchezss.com/nikon-refurbished-p-223-riflescopes-3x32-matte-bdc-carbine.html

I read the whole post and can't figure out how you would come to this conclusion. Thanks for the update OP. I suspect you will be getting a new tritium vial with your reticle change which will last you another 12 or so years.

There is a strange but thorough review of the DDI compared to the Century RAS-47 here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYsCsq0mw3I Does century plan to make a milled variant too? That would be a nice option in .308.

There is a very thorough review here of the Sightmark M-Spec https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4fGYr2xFh8 I like the idea of this one because it's made of magnesium and is waterproof. I don't have one but based on this video I may get one (seen them for under $150).

I bought my Sig in new shape from a guy who was switching to a Glock. He said if he shoots someone with his gun the cops will take it for evidence and there's a good chance he'll never see it again. He would rather lose a $500 gun than a $1000 gun.

Thanks for all the replies. The rifle is a Swedish Mauser M96 so it has a very long barrel, plenty of room for cutting if I have to. It's an FSR model that was worked over by Norma Precision in Sweden so it was a good shooter at one time. I haven't received it yet but I am wondering if the...

I am getting a rifle with a bulge about an inch from the muzzle end of the barrel. I haven't seen it yet but I'm wondering aside from replacing the barrel what can be done to repair it? Is counterboring something that can be done at home? I'd rather not have to chop the end of the barrel off if...

Guy looks out the window and sees someone unfamiliar walking up the driveway towards the front door of his house. Guy wants to arm himself quickly just in case while walking to answer the front door but keep it concealed. The guy wears this around the house but always with a belt. The guy...

It's already too late. I'm sorry to have to break this to you but you will find nothing under $1000 except stuff no one would ever touch for even $550 a week ago. If you want in now you are going to have to open your wallet wide.

Yeah see post #6 on the first page.;) But that's not stopping folks from making sure I know the answer :cool:

This is the answer I was looking for, thanks it does make sense now.

Buy once cry once. I've seen people post this as if we are supposed to know what it means. It seems to be used as a warning not to buy cheap crap but I don't get it, what does it actually mean? Why would I want to cry at all?

According to this post there are no more PSLs coming and that probably means people have been buying up the magazines. http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_4_79/141456_***_is_up_with_Romy_PSL_s.html

Thanks for the great explanation. So with an Adjustable Objective I would be able to "focus" the image to the appropriate target distance? What I'm not sure I understand is the target is already in focus. For example if my scope is pointing to a target 75 yards away it looks as sharp as...

What is the condition called when the following happens: While aiming the rifle at a stationary target, if I shake my head slightly the reticle cross hairs appear to move slightly on the target. This is most noticeable when the rifle is in a solid rest and nothing is moving except my head...

http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7384370n&tag=contentMain;contentBody About 40 seconds in you see some very scary moments of untrained individuals.

Experimental cavalry. What is that Machinegun?