Any of you guys hunt at night?

You can also ask to shoot on the end. Your brass bounces off the wall and not into "the pit".

That said, you can still loose a few.

Rem- As you have figured ,I have never done this. I had no idea about the neck shot, I have just heard people say things like this when they ment to shoot animals in the heart, and a lucky shot droped the animal. Dont get me wrong, I hunt and I think anyone should be able to take game any legal way ...

DeanC wrote:Should have speared it.

Chasing it up a tree with dogs, only to shoot it with a gun is a close second.

I am sure the neck shot was to keep meat damage to a min.

I should say that once I have one I will be putting on covers over most of the rails. I did not like the feel of them. Even with that I can't remember when I was this excited about a 22.

I shot this today at Bills and I am buying one once I can find one. I couldn't believe how much fun it was to blast through 100 rounds. I just dont think I could do that without thinking about it in 223. I also like getting back to iron sights. I am sure some time with this gun will make me a better...

You guys must not have listened to the explination. He said is was a "Scientific Fact" that saftey doesn't exsist.

Now don't you all feel silly.


What a piece of work.

I have a film one you can use if you like.

Shoot me a PM if you would like to use it.

I like mine for what it is. It is not a match gun, and it has a loooong hard trigger (This got a little better over time), but it does go bang every time I pull the trigger. I feel confident enough with it that I carry it. (Covered of course, wouldn't want anyone to see it. :lol: ) I picked mine up ...

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Good looking Tom.

What were the numbers?

I can hook you up with a great deal on a dryer if you need a replacement.

I was able to stop by for a short time. I picked up a RRA LPK for $67. They had two left when I was there. (4/3)

a Lot of things to look at, but I was pressed for time. No time to shoot.