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Depends on the magnification range choice. Which magnif. do you want? You can get more quality scope for your $500 with a low magnif. than with a high one. So the answer matters in choosing. But generally, I'd look at the Elite 4200, the Sightron S3 or S2, the Nikon Monarch; maybe the Burris Signature Select or Black Diamond.

Sounds like your friend has a Browning. Most modern day gun safes are using a felt like material for the interior. It's the same fabric used to wrap speaker boxes for car audio applications, and is usually available at places that sell fabric.

Some good surplus items (mostly gun parts or accessories), but not a broad selection of surplus, at: AIM Surplus Military Gun Supply CDNN Sports The broadest selection I know of for surplus specifically, including clothing and miscellaneous items, is probably Sportsman's Guide, followed by CTD.

A+ for the Super Sniper. They now offer first focal plane scopes as well. I do love my 3200 as well as far as overall value goes.

I'll talk to the dealer this week. Left the door open a good chunk of the day yesterday and last night and now after being shut all day, humidity was a more reasonable 55%. Still higher than ambient (50%), but much closer than it was...

Are you referring to Killflash ARD? If so, mine has it, and the light is still visible. I've used CompM3s and M4s at night before, and I didn't notice the front signature as much as I do on my M2. This may just be because the newer models are better at reducing it. It's visible under room light conditions, though, which struck me as odd. And, thinking back on it, I may never have used this sight in low light before. Mike

Thanks.

I would have to rate a pair of high quality compact binoculars far more useful for hunting then a rangefinder. You will find eye strain to be a problem during long glassing sessions with even the best range-finder optics. For normal rifle hunting, range is not really that critical unless you are going to be shooting 300- 400+ yards all the time. Properly sighted in for maximum Point Blank Range, hold-over is not an issue with high-velocity...

6"-9" for bench shooting. I also don't like the swivel version for benchshooting. Use the rear bag for adjustments.

I am wondering if any of you Glock 29 owners out there have purchased a holster desigined for the Glock 20 and had any luck. In theory they should be interchangalble. I'm sort of looking for an IDPA type holster or something that is marketed as "tactical". I've looked at Fobus, Sidearmor, Bladetech, Blackhawk, and a few others. As I've got a couple of good IWB holsters (where this pistol usually lives) I am...