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Just wondering how many got the check .

It's ok to vote......no one can see who you are.

Got mine! Spent it on a new scope for one of my rifles!  ;D

  I.......( we ) didn't get one.

Prospector Bob link wrote: Got mine! Spent it on a new scope for one of my rifles!  ;D

Just curious, but what does a ~1400$ scope do that an average scope does not?  I only know firearms to the point that I can safely use my pistol, but I'm interested.

Type, fov, ease of adjustment, quality, and other things.

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JimDiGriz link wrote: Just curious, but what does a ~1400$ scope do that an average scope does not?  I only know firearms to the point that I can safely use my pistol, but I'm interested.

I didn't spend the whole $1400 on the scope but I did get a high quality, 5 star reviewed, precision instrument that was on sale at a substantial discount. It's going on an equally high precision rifle. No sense in putting a cheaper, barely adequate scope on a rifle that can shoot gnat's eye groups. You buy glass equal to the weapon.

Rachel's reply mentioned only a few things you look at in a scope. You look at workmanship guarantees too. How well does the manufacture back-up their products? The scope I bought has a no-questions-asked, lifetime guarantee.

Mine is in my bank, along with my tax refund. It will be going toward my Nevada vacation.

Prospector Bob link wrote: I didn't spend the whole $1400 on the scope but I did get a high quality, 5 star reviewed, precision instrument that was on sale at a substantial discount. It's going on an equally high precision rifle. No sense in putting a cheaper, barely adequate scope on a rifle that can shoot gnat's eye groups. You buy glass equal to the weapon.

Rachel's reply mentioned only a few things you look at in a scope. You look at workmanship guarantees too. How well does the manufacture back-up their products? The scope I bought has a no-questions-asked, lifetime guarantee.

The bit about gnat's eyes reminded me of a Clint Eastwood movie called Heartbreak Ridge.  Eastwood plays a Marine and pretty much everyone in the movie tries to keep up with his acting skills.  And there's this quote:

"Be advised. I'm mean, nasty and tired. I eat concertina wire and piss napalm and I can put a round in a flea's ass at 200 meters."

OldNick999 link wrote: Mine is in my bank, along with my tax refund. It will be going toward my Nevada vacation.

"Stimulus check" - at last a properly named gov't program.

I received mine via direct deposit, but I'm still waiting to get "Stimulated". ;D ;D  Although, I did donate a portion to Saphire's go fund me.  I've known her for a number of years now and it's sad knowing that she's going through another battle with cancer.

Dr. Who link wrote: I received mine via direct deposit, but I'm still waiting to get "Stimulated". ;D ;D  Although, I did donate a portion to Saphire's go fund me.  I've known her for a number of years now and it's sad knowing that she's going through another battle with cancer.

I think that's a great use of the money, especially with the promised match. I understand there are many that have lost jobs and need it just to cover living expenses, but helping each other is always a great move.

(although spending it on a scope still stimulates the economy as well, if its American made, all the better)

I used a big chunk of mine to fund a trip back home to visit my family and set up a memorial service for my mom. We had to cancel her funeral last year due to COVID, so its time to payback once all of us are vaccinated in May.

Let me check. Yep, I was stimulated.

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MrTShirt link wrote: "Stimulus check" - at last a properly named gov't program.

LOL!!! Indeed!