I was just looking into IIIA backpack inserts, and saw they have a buy one get one (BOGO) sale.  Rifle plates are also 30% off.   

Just wanted to share the Aloha. Shootz

Did Trijicon say what happened to the sight?  I don't own any Trijicon optics, but I always thought they were pretty good quality.  Seems like the MRO has gotten good reviews.

No idea.  The solar panel seems like a gimmick and makes the electronics overly complicated.  I loved the huge field of view but wished it was lighter and ran off strictly a battery.....probably why the MRO was created.

A Trijicon 1-4x Accupoint plus an Aero Precision ultralight scope mount comes out 6 oz lighter than an Eotech + magnifier set up.   

Who do we contact, and what are the show hours? 

I picked up a Surefire Sidekick keychain light.  I keep it with my car keys and use it daily.  Lasts a long time on one charge, and I just charge it once in a while on the drive home.  3 brightness levels which are perfect.  Surprisingly powerful light.  You can program the light to start off at the dimmest setting (default) or brightest setting.  Price is pretty up there, but for how often I use it and how convenient it is - totally worth it. 

Ordered from DVOR.com.  I was super excited for this hand held imager after doing a lot of research on it vs. the Leupold LTO and the FLIR Scout TK.  This unit as the best refresh rate out of the three, as well as great resolution for the money. 

Unit came in and was defective - Completely unusable.  It's as if the thermal camera could not focus.  Requested for a RMA # from the manufacture thru their website.  Received an auto-response that my request would be handled within 3-5 days.  While waiting, I found a number of negative reviews about Seek Thermal's customer service.  I was pretty nervous.

After waiting 3 days, I contacted DVOR.com and they instantly provided me with a pre-paid FedEx shipping label.  They also said there is no restocking fee on defective items.  The only negative thing is they can only do store credit, no refunds or exchanges.   Not a big deal for me at all since I buy stuff from them regularly.   

I suspect the Reveal Pro would've worked great for me if it worked properly.  The software and menu system worked great and was easy to use.  The frame rate was indeed fast.  When going from an A/c office to the blazing hot outdoors, the heat range auto-corrected quite fast.  However, it's been 5 days now, still no response.  I suppose I could've called Seek Thermal directly, but how long would I have to wait for the unit to come back??  Now I have to decide between the FLIR or the Leupold.  Any suggestions?

1. Inside my office.   2. Outside  3 & 4. My truck

A lot of those cheap pistol lasers you get off Amazon don't even hold up for airsoft use.  They don't hold zero, the red lasers are very weak, and the batteries die pretty quick.  I've also seen the same cheap pistol lasers sold for over $100...I think the sells are trying to fool people into thinking the high price means high quality...

Even my laserlyte laser training cartridge couldn't hold zero just from dry firing it, and it wasn't cheap.  The only one I would trust would be the Surefire X400 light/laser combo.  No experience with Crimson Trace, but I don't really see many people with them. 

Compared to my Benelli, the O/U shotguns are slimmer, longer, and weighted in such a way that they swing side to side really smoothly.  The weight also absorbs the recoil so follow up shots are really quick.  I don't know for sure, but I also suspect everyone feels more relaxed and comfortable hanging around a group of break-action shotguns that are clearly made safe.  Even tho my benelli action is locked open, I still make sure I don't muzzle sweep anyone just out of habit. 

I'm just getting into skeet with a few friends.  Its a nice change from just shooting static targets all day.  Everyone that I've met is super nice and helpful. 

The Sig P320 was high on my "to buy" list before last November's election.  Ended up going with different guns, but I have heard a lot of good things about the P320.  I know a few people who own them and they've offered to let me try them out, but just never got around to trying the gun myself.  I also wouldn't mind trying the VP9 along side with the P320 and the PPQ and Glocks that I currently own.  I have an M&P 45, but the rest are 9s. 

Will be interesting to see how things shake out once this gets rolling, as in guns actually being put into use.  Wonder if there will be Beretta/M9 diehards.   

I've shot the H&K VP9, P320, and 92A1 side by side.  I own a M&P 9.  To me, the VP9 was clearly the most comfortable in my hands, had the best feeling trigger and I shot the tightest groups with.  My first thought was that it puts my M&P 9 to shame.  The one problem I had was riding it's slide catch.  The SIG had a weird feeling trigger, can't really explain it.  The 92A1 would be pretty good if it didn't have the slide mounted safety.