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Sure.... Simply the only difference Frank....

Hi guys. I am looking for a home improvement referral. I need someone who can: 1. I have a blind that I need to hang on a sill that is 11 feet up in the air from the ground. 2. Above the blind, I have a small repair that needs to be glued (dry wall separated due to me yanking down the old blind, just needs to be glued) 3. I have a chandelier (small) that needs to be hung from a 12 foot ceiling. thanks in advance!!

I don't believe you.... As for the MR556, I'm approaching 1k with it. And as for justifying the purchase.... I think the roll mark spells that out clearly... As I am an HK fanboy. No shame in my game....

Yeah, but you never shoot.... That's like telling someone that you have a 10 year old car that you've never had to repair.... And has 30 miles on it.

I don't think this gun has ever failed to feed or fire. I now understand what "spending money" buys in the AR15 market.

real life warthog? link to build?

Can we revisit the idea if buying a machine gun ?

Sporting clays would be a great idea!!!

Get 3 whores, have orgy, all cum together, get promoted

Is it racist if whenever I hear "u jelly?" I think of an Asian voice like the dude from the hangover?

Buy a machine gun, it will be more fun to use, and go up in value.

When did you buy it?

Is this the basic m&p15 rifle?

And, the gun show is this weekend. Plenty there!

You can get a cheap One off of amazon for 20-30

Nikon Monarch 3 - Has about 6 range trips on it and is 6-7 months old. Used on a Remington 700. It is the model with the BDC reticle. I have made one modification to the scope. Originally, all the words/logos were gold. But, I (taped off and) shaved the gold off to show the silver beneath. I cant stand gold. It came out great. Comes with all boxes, papers, and accessories (Caps, Sunshade, different turrets, different turret covers). Here's the technical "stuff" link http://www.nikonsportoptics.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product-Archive/Riflescopes/Monarch-5-20x44-Side-Focus-Matte-BDC.html NOTE, the rings are different here NOTE, the rings are different here NIKON SCOPE - 470.00 (Paid 570.00 plus tax) WARNE RINGS - 30.00 (Rings only available with scope or until scope sells) Bob - Columbus, Ohio - 330-464-0774

I think I saw you, you were with one other? I was third from the right end shooting (mainly) my suppressed remington 700

I was at Delaware Saturday too from 9-1 on the rifle range. When were you there?

This strikes me as a good deal... http://www.slickguns.com/product/psa-16-stainless-mid-length-freedom-carbine-sig-sauer-sp2022-9mm-tss-84999-sh

I have 1 I can sell you. PM me.

I bring my own. They don't have their own.

have one of these for sale http://www.ansgear.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=AIR-GUN-ECHO1-STAG15TC&Click=219116&utm_source=googlebase&utm_medium=shoppingengine&gclid=CLj58-6j474CFa1cMgodRCMAFw

that's my bad. I am not versed in the differences

Delaware is 5 bucks, but you have to buy a pass online and print it (easiest way). But, allow me to promote briar rabbit for a good all around experience. Briar rabbit has a 400 yd rifle range with berms at every 50 yard increment where you can staple targets to a pallet or hang steel from a crossbar. Shooting steel wins out over shooting paper targets! Also, Delaware has no place to tape/staple targets so you must devise an apparatus at home and bring it with you. But, more about briar rabbit.... The shooters area is covered and nice and spread out so you can have room to breath. Also, like I said... It's covered! You can shoot in the Rain or snow (I've done both). Also, briar rabbit had really nice individual pistol ranges that have steel fall-down targets. It's really fun to shoot their pistol targets. And, you get a whole area/lane to yourself (and their are walls between you and other people). The lanes are 30 feet wide, and 40 feet deep, and each have about. 20 steel targets per lane. Briar rabbit also has trap, skeet, and I think they might also have sporting clays. Briar rabbit costs 10 bucks an hour or 30 bucks for an unlimited day. Or you can pay 100 for the year and go whenever you want for free (essentially). When I go, I go to the rifle range for 3-4 hours and then to the pistol range for about an hour... So I deff make a day trip out of it. They open at 9, I usually leave my house in Columbus at about 10, sign in at 11:15, and am shooting within 15 minutes after I hang my steel. I have bee. To briar rabbit. 21 times since July of last year and all it cost me was 100 bucks. Can't beat it! I'd love to go this Saturday or Sunday if anyone is interested. There are two other good ranges in the area but they are a longer drive, Thunder valley is supposed to be nice but it have not been there. And, I hear Rainers (or maybe "Rayners") is great too because they have steel hung out to 1,000 yards... But, I have heard its kind of "by appt". That's my take on ranges near Columbus that I've been to or heard about. Delaware will bore you within 1 hour and I'm a 4-5 hour shooter. That might satisfy you if all you want to do is shoot for an hour and work on extending out to 100 yards. I will end with this.. "There's nothing better than shooting at steel"