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Thanks Doc, just what I was looking for.

I spoke too soon. I can't seem to find the ballistic coefficient for the accutip slug. Anyone have any idea where I might find that info?

Thanks for the help everyone, gives me more than enough to go on.

Thanks for the quick response. It's a Nikon Prostaff 3-9x40 and it uses low mounts.

In a predicament. I'm out of town and the only local range is 25 yards long. I just got a new Savage 220 shotgun and need to sight it in before a hunt on Monday. I'm using 260 grain Remington Accutips (2 3/4 inch) and am curious how high or low it will be at 50, 100, 150, 200, etc yards. Thanks.

Thanks for this post. You just confirmed what my gut has been telling me. Get both!

Well, that answers that. Thanks for the help everybody.

So, if you had $400 in your .22 budget, would you add a nice thumbhole stock and bull barrel to your Ruger 10/22 or buy a CZ 452 Lux instead? Will be used for target shooting (only up to 100 yards at my range) and a bit of hunting.

Just what I needed to hear, thanks Wheely

Been looking to pick up a new compound bow and am finding that on ebay I can get the Bear 2012 models at retail price, or new 2009 models for half their original price. Has the technology changed that much in the last three years or have compound bows become fashion accessories?

I've been scouring the web and am yet to find a bedside shotgun safe. Seems like it would be a popular product for anyone who has kids. Handguns suck for home defense but I can find thousands of bedside safes for them. Anyone know of such a product?

Thanks everyone. Again you come through with a great solution.

Is it OK to have ammo rolling around free in an ammo can, or is it best to leave it in the original boxes?

Good point, just because it doesn't make sense to me doesn't mean it doesn't make sense to someone else. Just thought I might have been missing something.

Thanks for the quick replies. So if I'm reading this right, in modern times it doesn't matter. What Kendal said makes sense. Not that I have any intentions of using these for survival situations if it ever came to that, but wouldn't it make sense to have separate calibers so if you can only...

I currently own a GP-100 in .357 and have been looking at pistol caliber lever action Marlins lately. I'd like to get it in 44 mag, but everyone has been telling me how I need to get it in .357 to complement my handgun. I've been trying to understand that logic. They say I can carry both...

"So... you have a solid collection of generic guns, and now you want us to tell you what OTHER generic gun to get next?" I'm a boring person, what do you want from me? "When you say target shoot, do you mean from a bench for small size or do you mean more reactive type targets?" So far...

Appreciate all the responses. I should add that I mostly just target shoot, and don't hunt anything larger than a whitetail, so some of those big bore guns would cost too much for me to spend a day at the range with. That's why I was looking at the .357 lever gun. Is there any reason other...

So, two votes for a 1911, one for a Kel-Tec, and one for an AR. I guess nobody likes the lever action Marlins. Just as well since their production is currently on hiatus.

Me again, trying to determine the next place my hard earned dollars should go. My collection now includes: 1. AK-47 2. Remington 870 3. Remington 1100 4. Ruger GP-100 5. Ruger LCR 6. Savage .308 Bolt Action 7. Glock 19 8. Ruger 10/22 9. Ruger 22/45 The guns I have been drooling...