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Budget - up to $1200 Looking for a AR with a shorter barrel, at least part of the time for use with a suppressor. Want to have back up iron sights but will also be putting on a low power or red dot optic. Main use would be target/plinking/home or personal defense. I already have a 20 inch AR...

Interesting. I have also wished for a BHP

Box of 1000 Federal Match large rifle primers

Just some walking, rucking and bicycling. Not really very hard core

Thanks for those links. Very helpful

Tell me about the gas system, rifle length vs mid-length etc? Advantages or disadvantages of one over the others?

What are the main differences between the different SA Saint models? Looking for a new AR for target and home defense use

I often carry a S&W M60 3 inch or a Taurus M85 hammerless.

I really love my Hellcat Pro

Folding. A Benchmade of some type.

I load my .257 Rbts with 100 gr. Hornady soft points at 3000 fps. Works great without much recoil. Great for deer and antelope.

Fenix or AngleFire 147 gr subsonic for practice. Speer GD 124 gr. for carry

True. I can often get MRI for folks from $300-$900 cash, depending on what is being scanned.

We have an old Model 12 in 16 gauge. Still made for 2 1/2 inch shells, not the newer 2 3/4 inch versions

We have a second home on our ranch, 2900 acres and very rural. Would be getting home first and then heading there if the situation deteriorates further

Generally no income level. If you have insurance, they will go through that but still generally less than what a hospital will charge and if cash pay, much cheaper that what the hospital will do it for.

The charges for MRI and CT vary widely depending on what is scanned and where you have it done. Generally the free standing imaging clinics are much less expensive.

I agree with Muddy River for a Kydex type holster.

Yes, IMO, the .223/5.56 is too light for deer in general. Can it be done? Sure, if everything is perfect and you are using high quality hunting bullets and the shot placement is perfect. Just my opinion after 42 years of deer hunting experience. Hogs are another story, I look at them like...

Terrible disease