Barneybdb said:

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Capri_Man said:

You may not be paying the government $200 in tax but I bet most SOT's end up charging you $75-100 for the fransfer fee.

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Im2bent said:

If anyone truly believes deporting all the illegals is feasible, I've got this barely used bridge at a hell of a price.

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sirhrmechanic said:

^^^ I hope you mean years, not weeks!!!

Because 5 weeks back pay doesn’t even pay the first 4 hours of lawyer time!

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Corrado said:

Hello all, I have been following and reading all the rimfire posts and have learned alot from you guys. I enjoy shooting at my public range in NJ and have met alot of great people in the process. Currently I am shooting a few rifles just for 50 yd groups and getting better each week with the hopes of attending a few NRL 22 matches in the future, so I thank you guys for all the great content I read here. I do have a question, I have a vudoo 360 that I bought off the shelf from euro optic a while back and it shoots great but I am curious to find out how to identify what barrel I have on it, I read somewhere that vudoo used Bartlien and ace barrels and to remove the barreled action from the chassis and look at the underside of the barrel near the receiver for a B or an A . I did this and there was a B stamped in . Does anyone know if this is the correct way to identify the maker?
Thanks again guys,
Corrado

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TonyAngel said:

Back when I adhered to my old school beliefs, it was either an Aimpoint or an Eotech if you are serious about your equipment. Shoot, to give you an idea of how long I was using aimpoints, I got my first one to put on top of a .38 super open gun and the aimpoint was anodized blue from the factory. I had to run the stacked battery option to get the dot bright enough.

When everyone started raving about the newly released Romeo5, I was a non believer, but I had to get one to see for myself. I still have that optic. When the 4t was released, I was getting ready to buy an Aimpoint, but after doing some research, I bought the 4t instead. I haven't regretted it for a second.

I can't steer you away from the Eotech. It's a tried and proven optic, provided that you can live with the downsides; specifically size, weight and battery life. If you're running night vision, I'd say go Eotech and live with the downsides. I don't get to run NV much, but the times I have, I preferred the Eotech. Clean dot and good view through the larger windows. I also think the Eotech does better with a magnifier.

If the pluses of running the Eotech outweigh the minuses for you, go Eotech; otherwise, Romeo 4t or some flavor of it.

There really isn't much more to want with the 4t. All 7075 construction, including the mount. Screw holes are sleeved with stainless inserts and everything you could typically need is in the box. I've also found the reticle to be useful and I like being able to swap. With the Eotech, you just have what you have.

Still, I have to admit ... I don't own an Eotech now, but everytime I get behind one, I'm impressed. Kind of like getting a really expensive LPVO because you want the best you can get, but in a small light package, running that for a while and getting used to it because it does its job, and then getting behind a mid tier 2-10 that is bigger and heavier, but that shooting experience is just so much better.

Specifically the feeling I get when I spent the last month running 3k rounds with my 1-8 NX8 and I get out to a range where I get to run my rig with the 2.5-10 Leupold Mk4 on it. For actually shooting, I'd take the $1k Leupold over the $1750 NX8 any day.

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