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Look at it this way: Just before the last panic season, I found one for about $1250. As I was thinking about it, the Sandy Hook shootings occurred, the usual hacks dusted off their gun ban speeches - and all of a sudden they were going for $1750 IF you could find one. That's what I paid, and...

In a word? No. About the only exception to that would be if you are married to one and want to remain married.

My grandson also is right-handed and left-eyed. He also is apparently unable to close his left eye (not uncommon I've learned). We're just starting his training and I am trying several approaches. My first attempt was to have him shoot left-handed, but he was uncomfortable with that - and the...

Thanks for the heads up. I ordered two. Yeah, I hate the prices too...but I have to have something for my grandson to put through the M&P 15-.22

Apparently that problem may have been due to a weak battery. With a fresh battery, I can see the dot clearly against a light target in full light.

I put the TruGlo on my M&P 15-.22. It was a real breakthrough for my 8-year-old grandson who was having trouble with the iron sights (he can't close his left eye-lid). All of a sudden he is shooting with both eyes open and putting the rounds in the middle of the target. The smiles are priceless...

Can you tell us what happened next?

The range/club I belong to is offerring ultrasonic cleaning/lubing for both long guns and pistols. Three pistols or one rifle for $25. Obviously, cleaning them myself is cheaper, but price isn't the issue. There are plenty of things I can do myself, but prefer to pay others to do for me (e.g...

And if you are lucky enough to find a mint condition S&W Model 19 (like mine) - or a Model 27...buy it.

I am also in the market for an entry-level red-dot. Lots of good suggestions in this thread and so I kind of went eenie, meenie, minie, mo...and ordered a TruGlo that will go on the M&P .22 I share with my grandson. If I like it, I'll order another for my Colt .223/5.56.

Wait-a-minute...after all this, you gave it to a buddy and he got the brush and rod out? So...are you going to tell us how he accomplished what a 12-ton press couldn't? C'mon!

OK...I had a chance to run a my two PMAGS tonight. I ran out of time before I could run any of the other no-name mags I have, but I had NO more double feeds and I think I've solved my particular problem. Thanks for all of the suggestions and feedback. I believe I was previously loading the...

I'll try giving the mag a good smack to sort it out, as several have suggested. As I mentioned, it feels like some of the middle rounds are jammed as I'm inserting them. Rapping it on the bench just might do the trick.

Will do. By "liberally", do you mean I should declare myself to be a victim of lubrication inequality, establish a focus group to lobby for special privileges for myself and other similar victims, and then insist the government redistribute your lubricating products to us? :rolleyes:

- I did read the manual - and read it again yesterday. They refer to the "bolt carrier assembly". I guess that would be a "BCA".

Float Pilot for the win (post #18). An amazing depth of imagery and history of a place and people and time - and technical information - concise and to the point. Great story...Bravo!

Thanks for the link to a good article WARP.

AGAIN exposing my ignorance: What is a BCG...and what do I do to to it?

I am somewhat embarrassed to admit I have been shooting my new Colt LE6920 right out of the box. A good clean and lube is the next order of business. The mag in question is in fact a Magpul PMAG 30. Is there a "wrong way" to load a mag? As I've said, I am until now a revolver shooter. Some of...

I was using Wolf FMJHP with polymer coated steel casings.