We’re happy to report finding this manufacturers rebate site for Rifle Scopes Binoculars and Other Optics.  Bushnell is offering a free fleece pull over and Burris is giving cash back on some already pretty sweet combination deals.  Find your Rifle Scope Rebates Here.

Sightron SII Rimfire Rifle Scopes

The Sightron SII Rimfire Rifle Scopes have parallax set to 50 yards and features multi-coated objective and ocular lenses for superior light transmission and clarity of sight picture.  With finger adjustable windage and elevation knobs for precise adjustments and they are fully waterproof, shockproof and are nitrogen charged.

Sightron Rifle Scope Features:
- Magnification: 3-9X
- Eye Relief: 4.1-3.5
- Fov: 31.8-10.3
- Windage Elevation: 70

Sightron Rifle Scope Specifications:
- Length: 11.18
- Weight: 12.3
- Reticle: Crosshair Reticle
- Finish: Satin Black

Come find this and other rifle scopes at Clearly Optics.

Be prepared with this Red Laser Sight With Weaver Mount/Base and quick release LED Flashlight

When things go bump in the night, you don’t always want your flashlight attached to your weapon.  After all, if you’re not sure what you’re looking for, you may not want to be pointing your firearm at every noise in your house.  This laser sight and with quick release flashlight keeps you prepared for home defense situations.

If you’re not sure what made that noise, quickly detach the flashlight to clear the home while having your firearm ready with the red laser sight.  If you know you’re hunting the bad guy, keep the flashlight attached and be ready to fire.

The laser sight attaches to a standard Picatinny/Weaver rail and has it’s own rail attached for the flashlight or other accessories.

Red Laser/Flashlight Features:

• Reinforced nylon (laser) and Aluminum (Flashlight) construction;
• Ambidextrous Sliding On/Off Switch
• Quick Release Flashlight 1 Watt 35 Lumens (NcStar AQPTF) – No pressure Switch
• 635-655nm Red Laser Beam <5mW (NcStar ATPRLS) No Pressure Switch
• Low profile laser attaches to most Weaver/Picatinny Rails
• Flashlight mounts to bottom of Laser’s built-in accessory rail.
• Uses 1 CR123A battery (Flashlight) and 2 AG13 batteries (laser) incuded
• Dimensions (in): 3.0L x 1.1W x 2.1H
• Weight: 3.9 oz with batteries.

Find Laser Sights and Tactical Accessories at Clearly Optics.com

Trijicon ACOG 3×30 Amber Chevron .223 w/TA60

TA33-8: 3×30 Trijicon ACOG Rifle Scopes with Amber Chevron Reticle

The new 3x30mm model ACOG is designed for law enforcement and military applications- where the combination of ample magnification, low light capability and long eye relief make the TA33 the Trijicon Advanced Combat Optical Gunsight of choice. The TA33-8 3×30 ACOG Scope features Dual Illumination Amber Chevron .223 Ballistic Reticle.

The Trijicon TA33-8 also includes:
- 1 Flat top Mount (TA60)
- 1 Compact ACOG Scopecoat (TA62)
- 1 Medium sized Pelican Case (TA88)
- 1 Lenspen (LENSPEN)
- 1 Manual

Trijicon TA33-8 Specifications:
- Magnification: 3
- Objective Size: 30
- Bullet Drop Compensator: Yes
- Length (in): 6.10
- Weight (oz): 6.94
- Illumination source: Fiber Optics & Tritium
- Reticle Pattern: Chevron
- Day Reticle Color: Amber
- Night Reticle Color: Amber
- Calibration: .223
- Bindon Aiming Concept: Y
- Eye Relief (in): 1.90
- Exit Pupil (mm): 10.00
- Field of View (°): 3.70
- Field of View @ 100yrds (ft): 19.30
- Adjustment @ 100 yds (clicks/in): 4
- Mount On/Comes With: TA60
- Housing Material: Forged Aluminum

Trijicon 6x48 ACOG

The 6×48 Trijicon ACOG with Red Chevron Reticle and Accessory M1913 Rail fulfills the military’s need for a magnified, self-luminous tactical sight that enhances target identification and increases hits on extended-range shots.  It has given rise to the new Trijicon ACOG 6×48. Powered by Trijicon’s patented fiber optics and tritium-based illumination technology, the new TA648MGO-308 ACOG reticle features a red chevron aiming point. The reticle also incorporates a bullet drop compensator (BDC) with additional aiming points estimated for trajectory of the 7.62mm M80 out to 1200 meters. To further improve target acquisition and hit potential, the ACOG 6×48 incorporates Trijicon’s Binding Aiming Concept (BAC) – a revolutionary both-eyes-open method of aiming. Like other members of the Trijicon ACOG line, the ACOG 6×48 is battery free and waterproof to 500 feet.

This model of the 6×48 ACOG features an M1913 Picatinny style Military rail for mounting of additional Trijicon products such as the RMR and Reflex.

The TA648MGO-308 also includes:

- 1 Picatinny Rail Adapter (TA75)
- 1 LENSPEN (LENSPEN)
- 1 Trijicon Logo Sticker (PR15)
- 1 Manual
- 1 Warranty Card

Specifications:

- Magnification: 6
- Objective Size: 48
- Bullet Drop Compensator: Yes
- Length (in): 9.00
- Weight (oz): 39.30
- Illumination source: Fiber Optics & Tritium
- Reticle Pattern: Chevron
- Day Reticle Color: Red
- Night Reticle Color: Red
- Calibration: .308
- Bindon Aiming Concept: Y
- Eye Relief (in): 2.70
- Exit Pupil (mm): 8.00
- Field of View (°): 3.30
- Field of View @ 100yrds (ft): 17.00
- Adjustment @ 100 yds (clicks/in): 4
- Mount: TA75
- Mount On/Comes With: TA75
- Housing Material: Forged Aluminum

Finally, after a laundry list of ethical violations that would have landed any non-congressperson in jail or, at a minimum with frozen assets from the IRS, Rangel steps down from the position of the powerful House Ways and Means Chairman.  When Nancy Pelosi told us that she was going to run the most ethical house in the history of the planet, she surely must have considered that Charlie Rangel might be a blemish?

Too many high ranking politicians and bureaucrats don’t seem to be able to figure out their own taxes.  How is it that we turn over so much responsibility of managing this country’s affairs to people who either are too incompetent to manage their own affairs properly or too corrupt to manage their affairs according to the rules that they demand each one of us comply?

Charlie Rangel, resign your seat in congress and go home in shame.

It’s been reported that Trijicon ACOGs have references to Bible verses on them. This is causing much consternation to people who must have a lot of time to kill. The argument is that these verses may offend Muslim Terrorists. These people with so much time on their hands are calling for the military to stop using the Trijicon ACOGs.

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If you store your magazines loaded, and let’s face it, if your magazine aren’t loaded, you’re not ready, then the springs will begin to show fatigue over time. The best cure for this is to keep sets of magazines. Keep some loaded and some some empty. Then alternate them. A safe trick is to use the holedays as reminders on when to alternate. My personal method is to use the holidays and alternate the mags on New Years and the Fourth of July.

I didn’t get around to changing my mags on New Years but I did have a chance to do it yesterday. And emptying the mags is my favorite part. Went to the range and filled and emptied them several times.

We visited another Health Care Reform Town Hall.  This one was presented by Congressman Steve Scalise (R-LA).   The event was held at Fontainebleu High School in Mandeville, Louisiana.  The event was delayed by about 20 minutes as the portable PA system was faulty and nearly caught fire.  Congressman Scalise Started the event by telling the participants that this was his sixth town hall since August recess began.

The main topic of the evening was the health care reform bill currently passed from house committee, designated HR3200.  Congressman Scalise told the crowd that he voted against that bill.  That remark gained loud applause from the people.  He stated his strategy by saying; “I dont think we should break all the things that work in the name of fixing what doesn’t work.”  He then presented the Republican answer, HR3400.

According to Scalise, HR3200 addresses specific issues to help with cost and covering the uncoveralble.  The three main issues it addresses are:

• Allowing pooling. That is, allowing groups to form to negotiate with insurance companies;
• Buying across state lines; and
• Tort Reform.

Scalise then turned the floor over to Mr. Allen Levine, the Louisiana Secretary of Health and Hospitals.  Secretary Levine discussed many of the provisions in HR3200 and why he thought they would be bad for the health care system.  He then returned the floor to Congressman Scalise who covered a few more topics before opening the floor to questions.

Here are a few photos of some of the radicals in attendance:

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