YELLAHEEP
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Littleton, Colorado
Can't buy Cuban cigars inside the US????? Lol. You may not want to know HOW they got here...... but you can certainly get 'em.
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- Thread starter Skully
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UnlimitedMatt
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Cheyenne, Wyoming
That sounds 'fishy'.
ColoradoRaptor
Headbanging Hillbilly
- Location
- Canon City, Crawlorado
That depends on where they were hidden while smuggled into the US :scared:
DutchVDub
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Milliken, CO
I might have brought a pair back from Canada recently. I would've totally forgot they were in my pocket (ACU's have a ton of pockets after all) when I flew back. My father in law and I enjoyed them...... allegedly :eyes:
Out trying the new g26. Pretty happy with it. Trigger doesn't feel junky like dad's 19. Need mag extension for pinky cuz my left hand can't find a comfortable spot. Hence the goofy grip
Also snagged me one of these CF neck knives. Super light weight. Easy to conceal. And stupid sharp for being CF. Has a nice kydex sheath and everything.
Also snagged me one of these CF neck knives. Super light weight. Easy to conceal. And stupid sharp for being CF. Has a nice kydex sheath and everything.
eflores
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Greg's place
so im looking for a bipod and some good optics for an AR i'm putting together
any one have suggestions?
red dot sight? magnification?
any one have suggestions?
red dot sight? magnification?
eflores
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Greg's place
shrugs, the guy who owns it is thinking max 300 yards
goodburbon
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Westcliffe Colorado.
0-300. How light/heavy do you want it to be? How accurate at those ranges?
1-4x 30mm scopes are ideal for these ranges if you need to be accurate, or fast. But they weigh a pound or more.
Aimpoint are great for simplicity and durability. A 1x red dot with a 4 year battery life. Primary arms makes some very decent knock offs for very reasonable prices.
Holographic sights like Eotech are not my favorite by far, but supposedly have super quick target acquisition and some people love them.
Reflex sights like the Burris fastfire are super light, not quite as durable as the others but work well.
A good 3-9x is great for varmint and target work inside 300.
My first optic on an AR was a fixed 6x on a carry handle. Terribly difficult to use, cheek weld way too low, scope distance over bore made bullet rise/drop a lot more dramatic.
If you can use irons, nothing wrong with them. I keep a couple optic free because I'm not made of money.
1-4x 30mm scopes are ideal for these ranges if you need to be accurate, or fast. But they weigh a pound or more.
Aimpoint are great for simplicity and durability. A 1x red dot with a 4 year battery life. Primary arms makes some very decent knock offs for very reasonable prices.
Holographic sights like Eotech are not my favorite by far, but supposedly have super quick target acquisition and some people love them.
Reflex sights like the Burris fastfire are super light, not quite as durable as the others but work well.
A good 3-9x is great for varmint and target work inside 300.
My first optic on an AR was a fixed 6x on a carry handle. Terribly difficult to use, cheek weld way too low, scope distance over bore made bullet rise/drop a lot more dramatic.
If you can use irons, nothing wrong with them. I keep a couple optic free because I'm not made of money.
planefixer
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Colorado Springs, CO
Speaking of optics..............
As if my FAL wasn't heavy enough, I added some more weight in the form of an Elcan Specter M145, 3.4x28, w/killflash and laser protection filter. :guitar:
I really need to get a bi-pod now.
As if my FAL wasn't heavy enough, I added some more weight in the form of an Elcan Specter M145, 3.4x28, w/killflash and laser protection filter. :guitar:
I really need to get a bi-pod now.
Just found what is basically this : http://www.uscav.com/ProductInfo.as...fa=1007&cvsfe=2&cvsfhu=32363934382d3733363436
Buried under some stuff in my dads store room. Unused from when he was over in the desert. Definitely my new gear bag as it has room for absolutely everything.
Buried under some stuff in my dads store room. Unused from when he was over in the desert. Definitely my new gear bag as it has room for absolutely everything.
SteveT
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Aurora, CO
Score! I looked at something similar, but at the $120 price level, I was willing to make do with what I had.
- Location
- Thornton, CO
DutchVDub
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Milliken, CO
GUNS & AMMO
Used some pipe insulation foam to make a cheek rest for my rifle. Now my eye lines up with scope very easily. I was having a lot of issues with that. This rifle is my first scoped weapon and I just don't have a lot of practice with it. Wish I'd done this before the hunting trip.
Used some pipe insulation foam to make a cheek rest for my rifle. Now my eye lines up with scope very easily. I was having a lot of issues with that. This rifle is my first scoped weapon and I just don't have a lot of practice with it. Wish I'd done this before the hunting trip.
SteveT
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Aurora, CO
Down barrel, and steel targets. That "ting" for immediate feedback is great.
