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Hey Cyclone does the reticule look like my avatar less the 4 dots?

That Canon EOS 50D appears to be a killer..

You guys who have been here from day one have all been promoted. I appreciate your help.

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Do any of you guys know if theres a particular rope that will hold up to the elements? I was thinking of switching to stainless wire rope but its pricey and tough on tree limbs :confused:

:laugh: I think we are from the same mold. My old lady is always getting on me about what I spend on things. If she only knew what they really cost ;D

Im like you microgunner. The real cost of an item isnt the problem so much as buying all the other stuff that you "must have" to go with it. Amazon.com had such a great price on the camera and lens combo that I was able to pick up a case a few memory cards,RF remote and still come out cheaper then many of the other outlets. Fortunately the lens Nikon sells with this kit covers 95% of anything I want to do. For now I will continue to use the little woman's tripod.

Ive been using the little woman's camera a Nikon D70 for about a year. She's been asking to borrow it back from me for a while now. The problem is much of my time is spent taking pictures then using Adobe Photoshop CS4 to hide my poor photography skills. So after a lot of thought I decided it was time to get my own DSLR and get more proficient at taking pictures. I spend so much time taking and retaking pictures then editing them that it takes the joy out of it. I had a hard time deciding between a Canon EOS 50D and a Nikon D90. I was leaning pretty heavily towards the Canon as it comes with software that Nikon charges $150 for. But in the end I decided to go with the Nikon as the little woman has Nikon lenses and a speedlight that are compatible with the D90. This software Im referring to is called Nikon Camera Control 2. The great thing about the software is it will allow me to see my images, control the settings and take the picture right from my pc. This should greatly reduce the amount of time I spend messing with the pictures.

that looks pretty slick

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Does any one here have this rail? Check it out here

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It's ok. You did mention the Neos which is a .22 :laugh:

ha ha I didnt notice. Fixed now. ;D

Thats an interesting weapon. Sort of looks like the new Neos carbine

Looks good :thumb:

No, the toe is pretty hard textured rubber

These would be neat on your home range http://www.target-cam.com/home

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Wow and i never heard a peep about it. We used to have them at one of the state armories until the anti's caught wind of it.

I dont think we even have gun shows anymore in CT.

I think you just volunteered :laugh:

Thanks guys, I definitely want to send it to a pro