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I'm goin to see if I can make my 19 squirt.

Is there food in the fridge? Is there a roof over your head? Are the lights on? Really? Now go make me a sandwich.

I didn't say it supposed to. If I slam a mag home hard, the slide would ride forward. It's never caused a malfunction so I'm not worried about it. My 19 does it, don't know if my 17 does, but it hasn't been shot near as much.

That's only 12x. Your eyes might be better than mine, but I would have a hard time seeing 22 holes at 100 with that.

I think that would be the way to go. I don't have one, but it's what I'm leaning towards.

Mine does.

In for the info. One of the big minuses with the cheap ones is the chincey tripod they come with. Those nicer adjustable stands make it much more useful.

Lying on your application to purchase a firearm is a federal offense, but very few are prosecuted for doing so. According to Politico, the Feds have prosecuted just 1.5% of all those individuals who have attempted to purchase a gun illegally. If my math is correct, that means 98.5% of people who...

Who made the holster? Fobus or Uncle Mike's?

I'm glad you're happy with your purchase, it seems like a fine rifle. I think I would go with an acog. A little practice and you can become very proficient at 6-800 yards even with a 2.5x. People make 600 yard shots with irons everyday.

Are you the 2014 era @ArtVandelay?

A friend emailed me this link http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/1825906_A_sad_day__Wideners_has_been_sold.html They were the first place I looked for reloading components. I haven't looked through the site much, but it has definitely been updated

I've been told the website and name have been sold.

The lightweight model just doesn't have the complete top rail, just a couple inches in the front and back. Everything else is the same.

I have the same in 15". To tell the truth I wish it was a little less thin, but it's been solid. I shoot with a sling, and haven't noticed any deflection of the front sight at 100 yards.

Looks like you could go to the zoo and make one for a dollar, right next to the machine that makes gorillas.

Not necessarily to answer the question, but the SR22 and options like the MP 22 are great tools for teaching kids and new shooters. They are an easier transition to centerfire than the mark series.

That's a good question, they can be amended at any time.

Id love to help make another PVC suppressor, legally of course.

I've never shot them side by side, so I'm not sure. They are both quiet enough, definitely.