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Yes sir, We will have them on display at the showWould 22lr be strong enough to move targets on dueling tree?
Yes sir, We will have them on display at the showSounds good..
Of course, that's assuming the state laws don't require registration upon 81% or more completion. In Hawaii, your use or disposition if it is irrelevant. HPD still wants it registered.Can you show in state gun laws where it states this or is it just your interpretation of the law?
This has been a public service announcement to ensure all law-abiding participants here are informed. No one here intends to break any firearms laws.
Queue the GHOST GUN YouTube video ....
The stores did not take any orders for MarchWill you be making dueling trees?
So we will have a few "SOLO's" at the show
You use the regular room/line for registrationJust went the other day you can pay with a credit card in the original firearms registration office due to they fact they don't have a card reader in new room.. I must admit it was faster then standing in line in the other room..
There's a separate room/line by the snack bar for permits only
Was also told no credit cards for rapback payment any more
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were you shooting near the prone area? I think you were shooting 3 down from me. ROs were talking about itYea I was
It's so much more fun to have reactive targets to shoot. For rimfire, I believe you can shoot steel plates at 50yds. The sound you get from hitting steel is a good teaching tool for immediate feedback so he knows if he's on target after each shot.Yea one of the R.O.s told me the same thing.. get him shooting good with the scope, then buy the self reseting one and turn it into a contest
For Rimfire, I like the Nikon series. Been better for me than Bushnell for some reason. Bushnell seems to develop problems.Of course when you want to buy it's on back order lol
The couple I have are in the Prostaff 3-9x40 BDC 150 family. This one looks good:
https://www.amazon.com/Nikon-ProStaff-Rimfire-Reticle-40mm/dp/B00SMX95IA/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1487484959&sr=8-2-fkmr0&keywords=PROSTAFF+RIMFIRE+II+3-9x40+BDC+150+%24119.95
Here is the Nikon site for Rimfire scopes:
https://www.nikonsportoptics.com/en/nikon-products/scopes/rimfire/index.page
Don't get one that has super powerful magnification. The closer you zoom, the more the image bounces around.
You also will normally have to buy the rings separate. Each rifle mounts a little differently, and you might need higher or lower ring height based on your application, iron sights, bolt action clearance, and so on.
As for local sources and installation, either call around, or others here will have suggestions.
Good luck!
Dont know how much that rifle cost but with scopes it is what you pay for.I might have to take you up on the offer.. just trying to get my son hooked on shooting he's getting frustrated with irons.. it's hit or miss with him.
I can help with the install - no members fee.
Scopes aren't going to make anyone "more accurate" it will add some interest and may make it less frustrating if youre struggling with irons. The wobble will still be there just magnified with everything else. Fundamentals are the same. Focus hard on the reticle before breaking the shot. etc.
Been using a Vortex Viper PST 1-4. Got it for around 380
They go under concrete floor into box I had one done before I need this one cut down as wellPm me ill give you my electrician number.. super cool local braddah.. he'll be reasonable
I've tried contacting 3 electricians zero have got back to me. I need the conduit below cut down to the floor. Anyone know someone that can help.Where are you located? I know a few electricians
Thanks
