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Burris is hard to beat! Unconditional no matter what full warranty.

Get'er done!

I like the Hole Saw muzzle break!

Too bad he didn't hit the Lithium battery!

Be careful using some silicone sealants as they contain acedic acid and will corrode various metals.

I use MSA Supreme Pro-X muffs.

I use a Lewis Lead Remover tool along with Brownell's J-B Non-Embedding Bore Cleaning Compound. https://www.brownells.com/gun-cleaning-chemicals/solvents-degreasers/bore-cleaning-paste/j-b-non-embedding-bore-cleaning-compound-prod1160.aspx

I use those sturdy yet inexpensive plastic food storage containers like the ones used for carry outs at restaurants.

I recently purchased a SIG BRAVO 3 prism scope for my Kel-Tec RFB bull-pup. MSRP is $419 but Optics Planet is $308 w/free shipping. It's built like a tank, has sharp bright lenses and has a 5.56/7.62 or .300 Blackout horseshoe etched dot illuminated reticle. Can't wait to get it out to the...

I've also been looking at Vanguard's. Their HD versions have Extra-low Dispersion glass (ED). They're offering a free tripod right now, as well. Vanguard Endeavor HD 65A http://www.vanguardworld.us/hunting_us/products/spotting-scopes/endeavor-hd-65a.html

No, that was not discussed. Wouldn't that be a gradual process, where you would adapt gradually, as it occurs? I have some issues with my heart, and I might be around long enough to worry about my eyes. Not necessarily a good thing however.

That looks like all he would need. Thanks for the info. I almost spent $600 on one, that was probably more than I needed.

I want to buy my son a good quality Spotting Scope, for use at the range. Something that would be good for viewing paper targets at 100 yards, shot with 5.56mm/.223. I'm open to suggestions. Thanks!

I had cataract surgery in both eyes in September 2015. I chose Bausch + Lomb Crystalens AO lens. They're very expensive! $7,400.00! Medicare only pays about $500.00 per eye. I did not have any other insurance that would help pay for these. They did make for a nice tax write-off however...

The Nightguard series, when first introduced had problems with light primer strikes. S&W had a free fix. I think people lost confidence in them for a defense weapon. They were not good for much else.

Revolver owners respect their weapons, and wouldn't think of doing something like that!

I know a few people that have a CPL, and never carry! One admitted they have no intentions of using their gun in a self defense. That's it, no explanation, just because.

I carry my S&W 686 Plus 2.5" OWB, in a high-riding pancake holster. Awesome!

XS Bog Dots are not target sights. More of a quick point'n'shoot sight, for gun fighting.

Consider Altamont's new 'Boot Grip' for round-butt K/L frames. http://www.altamontco.com/pistol-grips/smith-and-wesson/k-round/