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Thanks! These things are a bit confusing. I really want an Acog and obviously not for a .22 ;D I just cant spend anywhere near $1800.

and here it is 832_8230dc7ae6023f8a83fb3d6f2b9b07dcde0d6818.pdf

Im not sure if you guys are aware but Remington is owned by Cerberus who also owns DPMS, Bushmaster, Parker, AAC, Marlin

ohhh good point. More research needed. Maybe that why its only $1000

I think they said they are getting consolidated with a Remington plant in the south.

ABC News knows how to get them

Gives Your 10/22 The "Black Rifle" Look Replacement .22 LR barrel with the external contours of a USGI M4 carbine barrel is the perfect companion for the Nordic Components AR22 Receiver Chassis or Archangel ARS Conversion Kit (both available separately) to give a 10/22 an authentic “Black Rifle” look. Includes the cutout for grenade launcher and pre-threaded ½"- 28 tpi muzzle ready to accept any standard AR-15/M16 flash hider or muzzle brake. Add a genuine AR-15/M16/M4 forearm, buttstock, and pistol grip to complete your 10/22’s tactical transformation. Precision milled from high-grade chrome-moly steel for superb rigidity and superior resistance to heat warpage, with 1-14" right-hand twist rifling, for excellent accuracy. Click here for more info

heres a picture

Ok Im really starting to lean towards something like this Acog TA01NSN. The integral sights are a bonus.

Anyone here ever use one of these. They interest me a but they are darn ugly. Im thinking of getting the Flattop version just to have around.

Found this interesting item. It's a protective hood for EOTech sights that features an integrated laser module. Its labeled EOLAD Style Protective Hood Laser Module for Eotech Specifications: CNC Aluminium Anodized Coating Protective Hood for Eotech 511,551,512 and 552 Scope clones Embedded Adjustable Co-witness Visible Red Laser Module Powered by (4) LR41 Batteries Constant On/Off Button Switch and Remote Pressure Pad Control Innovative Top of Hood Back Up Sight

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Good to have you here

Without warning Remington is pulling the plug on Marlin Firearms here in CT. A lot of history there, sad day. Connecticut was once the center of the gun making universe. Slowly they have all been leaving due to high operating costs and an anti gun climate. Not sure who we have left. Colt, Seecamp and I think the Ruger headquarters is still here.

I saw these at Brownells, looks kind of neat.

Thats awesome!!!

excellent

a good friend of mine and this site hooked me up. :beer:

Avoid these like the plague. Very low quality. They are soooo thin. They shipped one the wrong size and the one thats the correct size looks a little small. I think they would work well for a wet t shirt contest though

Damn thats some fine shooting.

Tony writes I just purchased a sig 522 mostly because it looked cool . I'm a 50 yr old target shooter and wanted something fun for a change. Only bad comment I have is there are no sights included. I put a cheapy BSA 1x7 power airgun scope on it and took it to the range at 25 yds, I was only putting 5 or 10 rds in the mag at a time ,but it never malfunctioned at all, no nuthin, if a rnd was in the mag it fed ,fired and ejected every time with 6 different ammo's. Group sizes varied greatly with ammo types most high velocity stuff shot about 1 1/2 in at 25 yds off the bench, not what I washoping for. Then the standard velocity stuff really shrank the groups most were under 1 in, cheapy wolf was the best I did with 5 touching and nice 3 shoot clover leaf groups, cci standard was runner up. I don't think its a 1 hole gun, but its a great semi auto, and if an aftermarket trigger or spring kit comes out ,it will be even better. I had 1 comment from a very experienced target shooter, he said it shot better than his 1500$ custom Ruger 10/22 rig. Anyhow I could mount a 36 power scope on it and some high end ammo, but don't think the trigger pull will allow much better groups. Oh and it fired with the stock folded flawlessly also. It did come with a pretty decent plastic case, 1 mag, anextended butt plate for a longer length of pull if needed and 2 plastic blocks that are used to alter the 3 position stock. The take down is AR15 simple ,the included instructions are good, except on how to change the buttplate and the use of the plastic blocks, Oh and if the butt plate is changed there is a spring that will fall out, its not under a lot of tension so it won't fly, but beware its there. Well hope this helps any and all.

Im getting enough feedback from the main site that I want to include it here on the forum. I have locked this thread to comments so that individual discussions can be started.

When I got my scope mount last year they sent the tool, a hat and some bumper stickers. Larue sends out Xmas cards too.

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