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Just to be clear, are you talking about the PSA AR47, or are you speaking of their KS47? If KS47, it's not compatible

Ah, disregard this then, thought you meant x51

No, they're not compatible. Colt makes the 901 that can do this, but not aware of any others out there.

My personal preference is to take a 1.5" to 2" ribeye, rub with kosher salt, fresh ground black pepper and a dash of garlic and onion powder, let it sit until room temp. Get the grill up to 600-650 degrees (if on a gas / infrared grill, soak some wood chips, put in a small pan and wait until...

You may also want to check the mount height, the 50 will likely sit higher causing a possible issue with cheek weld

Don't think anyone disagrees that the quality of the glass and coatings are important, my only issue with his statement is that a larger objective increases fov, because it simply is not true.

Yes, you are

That's not what he is saying.

Field of view is governed by the eyepiece and magnification, not the objective. The larger objective simply allows more light in, it does not affect fov.

Again, a larger objective lets more light in, it does not increase field of view

This is also misleading, larger objectives do not increase field of view

So does the 6.5 face the same issues as the X39 round when it comes to bolt longevity?

If you don't mind the extra weight, the bigger diameter you can go, the better. Think of a scope like a camera F stop. The more light you can let in, the more clarity / detail you'll get, but, you pay out the ass for it.

It really depends on what you will be doing with the scope. If you're going to be using it in broad daylight at a reasonable distance, then you can stay light weight and go with 40. If you plan on shooting at distances over 100 yds at twilight or sunset, the larger 50mm will make sense, but...

I'd like to find a can the suppresses .223 like 300 BO, but I know that will never happen ..... but if it could, that's what I'd give my left nut for

Here are the numbers according to TreasuryDirect.org for 01Jan through 24Feb. Maybe I'm not pulling up the same numbers? :noidea:

So here is what I found: Sep 2016: Oct 2016: Nov 2016: Dec 2016:

I didn't want to have to do the leg work, but I guess I can try to pull it up ;) Honestly just curious to see if the numbers maintained up until Jan, or if they were already declining. I just don't trust the media

So what was the debt in Sep, Oct, Nov & Dec of 2016? Just curious to see full trends

Good review; subd to channel