OpticsPlanet is awesome, everthing ive gotten from them came in very fast with reasonable costs. I just picked up a scope for my DMR and it came in 3 days for $7 shipping. Bushnell Elite Tactical 6-24x50... Big box,light but big.

Optics Planet sucks Rocks...  Ordered a CMR scope and they sent me the wrong one.  Tried to return and got the run around and was not being called back... 

Look around online and you can find other similar complains.

Like cheaper than dirt if i see it from them or Optics Planet i move on.

Try these guys they don't have everything but their prices are reasonable and offer Military discount or price matching:

http://www.3riversprecision.com/

Range open tomorrow?

Yes But only half of rifle range open per RSO today.  (Staffing) 

 

You can check out DRMO (Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service) which is the central disposal / turn in of government property on the island.  You may find parts "tires" for your decommissioned vehicle.  If you check the their website they should have regularly scheduled auction of equipment with pictures.  They used to be located at barbers point but recently have moved some of its operations to pearl harbor.  Sorry don't have web link but a simple Google search will bring it up.  "DRMO Hawaii".....   

This thread will help

https://2ahawaii.com/index.php?topic=9187.0

Thanks BLKDRGN for the link.

I guess I should elaborate further since some people are also in search of Gongs.

I narrowed it down to the aforementioned two vendors because they have reasonable shipping prices and they Laser CNC their targets to reduce heat buildup which causes weakening of the AR500 Steel Targets.

There was one vendor that water cut theirs but the cost and selection wasn’t that great.

I didn’t look at ebay since I can’t be certain that the targets listed are made out of AR500 Steel.   Yes there is also a possibility that these vendors also may not be as credible also.
 

Ok based on forum answers Steel Gongs are ok to use with restrictions.  Can I mount two Gongs vertically on my rifle target frame without getting the riot act from RSOs?  6" & 4" AR500 round steel targets...

Also where has everyone been purchasing their Gongs from.

I'm looking at Shoot Steel & Shooting Targets 7 for my Steel Target Needs.


Thanks   

Dam it great idea!

I should have kept my IBA plate from Iraq and put it in my camel pack backpack! LOL

 

Been looking around and decided to get a sturdy as I’m looking for maximum wall thickness to deter entry LOL..


All other brands have inferior stock steel thickness...   


As for fire rating you are right it is subjective but so is car mileage ratings  buyer beware LOL. 

So anyone out their own a Sturdy?  Anyone? 

    

Aiea78 that looks like a Fort Knox safe LOL

Ok guys & gals I have a topic that maybe you guys can help me and others with…

A good gun safes… 
I have narrowed my choices in the order of preference and would like feedback and personal experience with any of the mentioned brands:

1.    Sturdy Gun Safe
Pro: Gun safe that has some of if not the thickest stock body & door steel gauge.  Claims to have a design with less locking mechanism which when forced entry will leave most safes inoperable and leave you calling a locksmith to gain entry.
Con: Plain Jane, not too many frills that thrill if that’s what you’re looking for.
2.    Fort Knox
Pro: Many innovated features like extra body & door thickness option and corner door bolts.
Con: gun Safe overall metal thickness is not very thick.
3.    Patriot Gun Safes
Pro:  If you want a deluxe gun safe right out of the box this would be your gun safe.  Made in CA so fright might be cheaper LOL.
Con: Web reports of spotty customer service.  Web site doesn’t post door steel design if steel plate designed and no safe weights.
4.    Liberty
Pro: Large variety of safe options and perceived durability based on you tube videos.  You can dress up your safe for the prom.
Con: Video shown on you tube is top of the line safes.  Normal entry safes have thin steel wall and doors.
5.    Snap Safe & Zanotti Armor
Pro: Mobility quick assembly and dis-assembly by one person.
Con:  Steel gauge thickness leaves one wanting more.

Safe Specification sought after:

Main priority is anti-thief / security of items stored.
10 gauge (9/16) or > body thickness.
8  gauge (1/2) or > door plate thickness not overall depth.
Cost within reason less than $2500
At least 30 min fire resistance above mentioned safes should meet this standard.

All vendors have to some degree or another life time warrantee.
Some vendors state shipping include with cost and optional delivery preferences like installation.
No I did not ask how much would it cost to ship to Hawaii.