I bet you fit in it just right too.

Boy if you read the articles on that link, there are a whole lot of screwed up people in North Alabama, I thought they all lived here! former Sheriff in Domestic violence. A man that shot his wife, that was his daughter too. Drive by that killed a 3 yr old, due to Facebook argument. A woman released from jail, breaks into a car in jail parking lot! Naw there aren't any cameras on that parking lot! Wow

We are giving our grand children some land and I plan to use quit claim deeds. I went into the courthouse in DeFuniak Springs, Fl this week, got a blank copy and filled it out, about 30 minutes total and cost less than $20. I went to the Court house in Troy yesterday with a similar plan and you would have thought they had never heard of one. It seems the lawyers in Alabama are trying to do away with the easy way to change land ownership. You can't get a blank copy from the court house. I went to 3 lawyer offices and all I got was double talk when I ask for a blank, they all said they print one off of a web site, but they wouldn't tell which one and were not helpful as well. I'm pretty sure I finally have a blank on the way, but it will take another trip to the courthouse and be a hassle. Buncha crap.

Try to do some research and even ask some questions from guys who actually dial scopes a lot. I suggest Snipershide. To me there's a difference between a scope that can dial and one that is designed to dial. I have both,and they can both be effective in the field but for a serious long range rig where I wanted to practice shooting every week all year long dialing from my zero to max range and all distances between I would want a scope designed as such. With those scopes you necessarily pay a weight penalty,simply because their internals are designed heavier and more robust.

Another thing you want to make sure about is the reticle. Some of the FFP target dialing scopes don't have the best reticle for hunting when on low power. That LRHS has a reticle designed for hunting. Also make sure whatever scope you choose has enough adjustment range to reach your desired max with your load.