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Which 2-10 for me?

I accidentally posted this in the Bolt gun forum.

I would be curious to get the glass hiveminds pointing view

I have a mini-fix in 556. 16” barrel.

Planning on leaving it that way until a 6max barrel is hopefully made available. Will be running unsupressed. Planning on using it as a utility gun as designed. Truck gun for random coyotes, thrown in the tractor when helping my Uncle hay his fields this summer. Ranges 300 and under.

Currently I have a sightron s-tac 3-16 on it. For the money the scope is great but it’s a little long/ big on a tiny gun. (see pic below)

I’m thinking a 2-10 would be perfect for the role. Not impressed with any of the 1-10 options, they all appear to be decent 1-8’s but after that the eye box is terrible.

At 10x Im not overly concerned about sfp vs FFP.

Since they are running about the same price point, would you go NF 2.5-10 NXS, or the Leupold Mark 5 2-10? I would prefer AO.

I was looking at the Steiner hx6i 2-12 but I want a simple reticle with mils. For this gun I don’t need a Christmas tree to clutter.

Both are in the same size and weight range. Both are American companies, I have had good luck with both companies. I greatly prefer to stay away from Chinese optics, no matter how great the Helos is.

I’m not looking to add a ton of weight to a very light weight utility rifle. I just want a rugged, clear, high quality piece of glass..that’s smaller than the stac at 13 inches long, and 24 oz.

Thoughts from people that may have experience with both?

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Accessories Atlas bipod with adm pic mount

Not sure what model this is. Bought it from a buddy who bought it new. Comes with adm mount as pictured.
$220 shipped
I cannot take PayPal or venmo
I can take Zelle, cash app, usps mo, cert check

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Which 2-10

I have a mini-fix in 556.

Planning on leaving it that way until a 6mac barrel is hopefully made available. Will be running unsupressed. Planning on using it as a utility gun as designed. Truck gun for random coyotes, thrown in the tractor when helping my Uncle hay his fields this summer.

Currently I have a sightron s-tac 3-16 on it. For the money the scope is great but it’s a little long.

I’m thinking a 2-10 would be perfect for the role.

It’s 10x so not overly concerned about sfp vs FFP.

Since they are running about the same price point, would you go NF 2.5-10 NXS, or the Leupold Mark 5 2-10?

I was looking at the the Steiner hx6i, but I want a simple reticle with mils. For this gun I don’t need a Christmas tree to clutter.

Both are in the same size and weight range.

I’m not looking to add a ton of weight to a very light weight utility rifle. I just want a rugged, clear, high quality piece of glass..that’s smaller than the stac at 13 inches long, and 24 oz.

Rimfire CZ 457 action/ trigger/ scope rail

I may regret this, but I am parting out my CZ 457 lux. I'm keeping the barrel and stock. Prefect to start a build with the parts you need.

I'm selling the action, factory trigger, 20 moa DIP scope rail, and bottom metal with action screws. Asking $450 shipped to your FFL. PayPal or Venmo please.

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Seems Numbers & Dead Hand stations are increasing

While most know the reasons behind these types of stations, they seem to be on the increase now. A few digital ones have been detected deep & weak within, skeg'ed net freq's as they start and end with each nets skeg. Hiding in plain sight is as old as the hills, but this seems to have a new twist.

Optics BurrisXTR II 5-25x50mm - SCR Mil Illuminated 475.00 SOLD SOLD

never used only mounted will come with Wheeler 34mm rings Zelle or Venmo
  • Designed for serious, technical, long-range precision rifle shooters—both tactical and competitive
  • Front focal plane reticle design allows the reticle size to increase or decrease as magnification is increased or decreased; trajectory compensation is always correct and proportional for the selected power setting; also called first focal plane or FFP
  • Ergonomic side focus and easy-to-reach parallax adjustment from 50 yds. to infinity, for improved accuracy at long distances
  • 34 mm body tube
  • Excellent resolution optics and tactical-appropriate reticles and adjustment knobs make it easier to identify targets and adjust for windage and elevation
  • Versatile 5-times zoom system allows for a larger field of view at close ranges and better target acquisition at long ranges
  • Zero Click Stop adjustment knobs let you quickly and easily revert back to the original yardage setting without counting clicks
  • Advanced windage and elevation adjustments are fast and easy; accurate and repeatable reticle adjustments match the measurement system of the reticle
  • High-grade optical glass provides excellent brightness and clarity with lasting durability
  • Index-matched Hi-Lume® multicoating aids in low-light performance and glare elimination, increasing your success rate
  • Illuminated reticle reduces time to get on target in any lighting condition and dramatically increases accuracy when target is dark
  • 11 brightness settings (spanning night vision, low light, and daytime), with a convenient battery-saver position between each setting
  • Triple internal spring-tension system allows the scope to hold zero through shock, recoil, and vibrations
  • Waterproof
  • Nitrogen-filled body tubes prevent internal fogging in the cold and rain
  • Precision-gauged and hand-fitted internal assemblies maintain a consistent point of impact through the magnification range, regardless of shock and vibration
  • Solid, 1-piece outer tube is stress-free and durable; withstands shock and vibration from even the heaviest-recoiling calibers

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Shipping Rifle w/ Pelican Case

Anyone have any suggestions for shipping a large Pelican case with the rifle and accessories inside?

It's an IM3300 and the foam is all cut for the rifle itself and all of its accessories - the case is part of the package (I'm the seller).

My FFL offered to ship it, but said they don't have any cardboard boxes big enough for it, so I've been looking around for options.

The closest thing I can find is a FedEx "Bike" size shipping box - length wise it'd be perfect, but there'd be a substantial amount of "wiggle" room on the sides. So, I was thinking I'd just go with that and stuff the sides with wrap and what not to prevent serious movement.

Anyone else ever ship a large ass Pelican case w/ rifle? If so, what did you end up doing? Pre-made cardboard box? Make your own? Or something else?

I realize the Pelican case itself is designed for transport/travel, but I'd like to protect even the case itself if at all possible.

Accessories Viper Barrel Vise - New and Improved!

The great folks at Viper have given me the opportunity to release their new barrel vise! This vise is an improvement on the older model featuring the following -

- Half the thickness for use on carbon fiber barrels.

- Multi-faceted contact area to provide more surface contact on your barrel.

- Counterbored bolt holes to allow tilting for tapered barrels.

- REMOVABLE Grade 8 bolts, so should they strip or round off, you can knock them out and replace them.

- Same footprint as the old vise, so no need to drill more mounting holes if you’re changing vises.

These are certainly a step up from the previous generation. Viper has been gracious enough to give us the first batch, and I’d love to get this in your hands!!

$95 + $5 shipping. Send me a message to order as these aren’t on our website yet.

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Rifle Scopes Scope help for prs….atacr vs nx8 vs….

I am newer into the prs game and have been using an nx8 4-32 for my first few matches. I am using the moar reticle (I know, I’m not switching yet, lol). I feel this reticle isn’t the most useful and also think that it is too thick for my liking. I really don’t mind anything else about the scope. Haven’t had any trouble getting behind it as a lot of people talk about that. I am thinking of getting the moa xt reticle and am debating between the nx8 again or the atacr 7-35. Im not super fond of running a tree but I like everything else about the reticle. One question I have is if the glass is that much better that it would actually be of benefit in helping to see where it impacts on plate. I know there is more to it than that but wondering if it would help. The price is really stretching my budget but I have no where to look first hand so looking for some opinions if it is worth the cost over the nx8. I am open to other suggestions also but these are the main two I am looking at mainly for the reticle. I don’t mind leupold pr2 reticle but I just am not extremely trusting of them with all the problems I see online with their tracking. Any input would be appreciated

Accessories Foundation Centurion

Foundation Centurion inlet for Impact. Comes with Full length arca, Dina weight and a few inner brass forend weights. Does not come with bottom metal.

$1,025 obo shipped

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