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I have one for sale here on the forum.

Fort Knox Defender 6031 Gun Safe. Safe has some wear and tear to the finish but is fully functional. Comes with interior pictured along with several shelves for converting one side to shelves. Door system will support over 10 handguns or other items. Fire rated for 50 minutes at 1450 degrees. Available for pick-up in west Nashville. $1200

I ordered the Jagerworks B.R.O.S. a couple months ago before it was actually available. I finally received it a couple weeks ago and I like it. It truly allows you to ruggedize the SRO.

You will most likely need a cantilever mount that allows you to keep the mount on the upper receiver while pushing the scope far enough forward for proper eye relief. I can't advise exactly what length though. Look at the offerings form Large, ADM, Bobro, and Midwest Industries. You will most likely not be able to use standard rings and properly mount the scope on an AR.

Smith is certainly playing catch up. Hopefully a Shield with a full size grip will be here before too long.

1600 large pistol primers. $80.00 Would be willing to trade all 1600 for 1200 Winchester small pistol primers. Nashville area

640 Rounds Federal XM193 55gr 5.56 FMJ - 32 twenty round boxes Nashville area $280

3 new but no box Glock 22 magazines - $55 10 used but in good shape Glock 22 magazines - 5 for $50 All 13 for $140 Nashville area

1000 rounds of Hornady .223 55gr FMJ 20 - fifty round boxes. $380 Nashville area

Great little scope. I have two of them. Good price.

The 35,000 to 40,000 round life expectancy of a Glock 22 is accurate. As others have stated, that is well beyond a lifetime of shooting for most people. For those that do shoot a lot, individuals or law-enforcement agencies, ia Glock 17 will generally have 2 to 3 times the life expectancy.

Seen that plenty of times. If you are able to dry fire the gun it will sometimes drop the slide right off. Other times you have to work if just right I’m conjunction with a dry firing and it will come off.

II handled the Optika6 at SHOT this year and it seemed decent. Not at the MeoStar level though. It is difficult to give it a fair assessment though when you are not able to compare it side to side with other scopes.

I am familiar with it but never used it.

For the past couple of months I have been fortunate enough to use a Meopta MeoStar 1-6 scope. Meopta's MeoStar spotting scope is highly regarded but their rifle scopes do not get much fanfare. I can't speak to other Meopta scopes but the MeoStar 1-6 is nice.