MacGyver

Gemtech's old MultiMount has a 3-lug mount:   http://www.gem-tech.com/store/pc/3-Lug-Mount-16p95.htm   You'd likely also need the corresponding adapter for your AR barrel:   http://www.trosusa.com   Or, I think the Gemtech Raptor II is in 3-lug as well:   http://www.gem-tech.com/store/pc/RAPTOR-II-4p24.htm   I'm sure there are plenty of others.  I spent some time with a MultiMount back in the day before all the cool kids had 9mm carbines, so it was the first that came to mind.

You don't need an ophthalmologist, you need an optometrist.  Most optometrists will have a variety of safety glasses that they can fit you for just like they would any other pair of glasses.  Or, if there's a specific pair you're looking at ordering online, you'd just need a prescription.  Like was mentioned above, you could get specific correction for a sight at a known distance, you'd just have to communicate that with the doctor.   Mind you, you're probably well advised to work with a small independent provider as opposed to one of the big box chains.

Boy, I bet Jon was mad as a hornet before you got done with him!

You're likely wasting your breath until they've had the experience of shooting the pistol and getting frustrated on their own.   If they get frustrated, that gives you an opening to help them learn.  But, up to that point, it involves throwing the husband under the bus.

  Wasn't the tracking in Bell Buckle the local population?  I can't imagine you guys were able to set foot too far off of that property before all kinds of people would know what you were up to.

As an old friend of mine used to say, "Trust isn't like a broken leg.  It takes a long time to heal."   You've already got some trust issues.  I expect your daughter may, too.  I would make sure that you have the conversation on the front end about your ability to see where she is and where she is going.  Otherwise, there's no positive outcome once you disclose the fact that you have that data.   You'd think that a conversation about trust, responsibility and oversight wouldn't be such a big deal, but in this day and age where those traits are so rare between parents and children, it has the potential to really blow up if you don't handle it correctly.

I was a part of a conversation one time between a doctor and a patient regarding kidney stones and treatment.  I'll always remember the doctor's words.   He said, "it hurts about as much as cutting off a finger.  You wouldn't try that without anesthesia, so why try this?"

Thanks, Pete.  It's definitely favorable to have all of this stuff in one place.  Please keep it moderately appropriate as fits a family-friendly forum.   If only we could do the same with politics we might have a gun forum again ;)

I've shot jillions of 168gr .308 pulls over the years - some at 600 meters. They work just as well as any other bullet I've shot. Dlm37015 usually has them in various weights.

It would be underwhelming at best.

Hey, congrats!

I loved the magazine when I was a kid.  I don't know that I've seen one in 25 years.

Wow...I'd love to see what he can do to a high dollar 1911... Seriously, that looks like my 4 year old put those rivets in..

  That's the thing.   I've considered starting a thread titled, "I don't trust Facebook, so I'd like to turn TGO into one" and move a bunch of threads in there...   We've got joke threads.  We've got animal pictures to no end.  Here's funny stuff kids say.  A couple of recipe videos and we're there.

I'm about to sign a bunch of y'all up for Facebook...

The only problems I've ever had with primers have been Wolf branded ones.  Maybe a dozen failures to fire out of several thousand.  Most will go bang the second time.   I still use them every now and then.   Winchester primers are fine.

Yeah, they didn't have my flavor. I did manage a box of my favorite .300 BLK hog round and a new St. Croix rod, though. I've got to stop going in there.

I was in Cabela's in Ackworth, GA the other day. They had a bunch of it in the shelf.

I remember the word's of my wife's doctor, "When you have a boy you only have to worry about one penis.  When you have a girl you have to worry about all of them."

Cool!

Here's mine:

Check out the pocket sheaths over at knivesshipfree.com.  I know they've had some similar designs in the past.   I bet we've got a few folks on here who might be able to stand something like this up.  

If you've got a seam that isn't centered on a joist, you're going to squeak sooner or later - regardless of the length of the screws.

I think the screen I see is different, but yeah, the original poster asking the question can choose the 'Mark Solved' button to select a best answer.  I think in newer releases they've changed it to a better named 'Mark Best Answer.'

No loss of human life is to be celebrated. It was built by the Swiss, Germans and Italians - who no doubt profited handsomely.