Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

Yeah, I went into this store with the intention of buying a S&W pistol the other day, and they wouldn't sell it to me because I don't meet the LE/MIL requirement. Long story short, a regular customer can not buy a Smith and Wesson firearm from Quantico Tactical, at all. I'm not sure if this is ...

Yeah, I went into this store with the intention of buying a S&W pistol the other day, and they wouldn't sell it to me because I don't meet the LE/MIL requirement. Long story short, a regular customer can not buy a Smith and Wesson firearm from Quantico Tactical, at all. I'm not sure if this is a...

When your targets start to look like this.

Try shooting a few hundred rounds and report back. I already know the outcome, you will end up buying a real optic and not a toy if you actually shoot.


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Weight, ease of setting up and taking down, and ergonomics come to mind. Also the ability to mount your optics and an IR laser and light for use with your night vision. Remember you're gonna be lugging that around the mountains of Afghanistan or some urban city around the clock and WWII tech isn't u...

I have a friend who is a quadriplegic from a motorcycle crash, and he was denied disability (though hopefully that gets reversed soon). And yet I see worthless shitbags who get it for the most trivial things. A broken system for sure.

Purdune wrote:Am I the lone duck that isn't impressed? I'd take that MG42 over it any day of the week.

As a collectors item? Sure. To carry into modern combat? No way.

Quick clip of a MG42 in there. Awesome!

I want the Knight's Armament Stoner LMG though.

http://www.knightarmco.com/portfolio/st ... stoner-lmg

If you need night sights, you need tritium.

Oh you mean like this? FWIW, I have a Raven Concealment Phantom holster on order for this setup.

Your average AR15 rifle is a 1.5 moa rifle, shooting 3 moa milsurp ammo using a 2 moa aiming device typically. The Aimpoint is a combat optic for a combat rifle. In training and in engagements you are looking for "minute of man" accuracy. I have no problems hitting a 12" steel plate a...

Ha! funny. Yeah ambi controls are a good thing.

I normally don't go out of my way to talk up a product, but thought some of you here might be interested in an ambidextrous safety selector made by Battle Arms Development called the B.A.D. A.S.S. I'm a righty, but do a lot of shooting off my support hand as well and this is a great item to add to y...

If the tall Aimpoint mounts didn't work, you wouldn't see everyone using them, including US and foreign military. The factory Aimpoint mount on the PRO is taller than the front sight post as well.


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You can get a perfectly fine cheek weld with a tall Aimpoint mount. Also, regarding the warranty thing, Aimpoints are proven to work, in the worst of situations.

Check this video out if you haven't already:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUgzlF_4XUs

If you are using a red dot sight correctly, you will not notice the front sight post, or even the body of the optic itself. In fact, you can run a lens cover over the front lens on the optic, and still use the red dot to make hits on target. This is because you are shooting with both eyes open, and...

RWBlue01 wrote:I was hoping for a little more details on Blue Ridge. I have two newbies I need to take out for their first time shooting and would prefer it if they were not paying $1 a round for 9mm.

IMO, a loud and crowded indoor range is a very poor learning environment for anyone, especially a new shooter.

gunnergirl wrote:70 people waiting list, thats not bad compared to season redskins tickets i guess, toss up on which i will get first before i die from old age ;=)

Thanks for the responess

Yeah, but the only time someone gives up their spot is when they either move out of the area, or die.

If you are using a red dot sight correctly, you will not notice the front sight post, or even the body of the optic itself. In fact, you can run a lens cover over the front lens on the optic, and still use the red dot to make hits on target. This is because you are shooting with both eyes open, and ...