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Optics AGM Thermal Clip-ons , Optics&Mount, NF, Eotech, Scalar,

NF NXS 3.5-15, moa, with NF ultralight rings. 1100,00-- NF nx8 c634, 4-32, mil xt, with box and papers, 1850,- eotech vudu 5-25 md3, with box and papers 1100.00, eotech 512 ,250,- scalar works sold - NF unimount 30mm with diving board, 260- Warne 34mm mount 120,- leupold 35mm High cerakote fde 80-3x aimpoint mounts with risers 50

2x Demo AGM Sting IR 640. One mounted to base and tested, other only handheld use. 3300.00ea
Demo AGM tc50-c clip on. 640, 3300.00

Trades on manners tcs, mid range nx8 or mk5 , 700 footprint stocks, berger 6.5, 30mm mounts, 6.5 blanks

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Bipod facing forward or backward?

I've seen both positions being used in various images both here and on the rest of the interwebs. What is the advantage of having the legs fold forward - assuming the bipod only has a 90 degree rotation capability.

Is it so that when you load the legs, you don't run the risk of them collapsing in from the spring? I've been working on loading my Harris bipod at the range before taking my shots, and didn't think there was ever enough pressure to cause the legs to fold back?

Rifle Scopes Official Zero Compromise Optic News & Updates

This thread will be dedicated to ZCO News and Updates so we can keep the members here of Sniper's Hide more easily updated. Simply subscribe to this thread and when we have any news or information we will post it here. Then new information doesn't require a separate post every time. The members here at Sniper's Hide have been outstanding and always supportive, so we'd like to try and give back in an easier manner for you to keep track of.

Also, if you have specific questions, feel free to ask in this thread as well. Thank you all for the huge support you have given us!

Most recently:
1. The new MPCT3 reticle has started shipping to our dealers and first reports back from end users has been exceptional. See this thread here: https://www.snipershide.com/shooting/threads/mpct3-initial-impressions.6999843/

2. The members here have requested a sunshade, and the first batch of 56mm sunshades has also been sent out to dealers. MSRP on the sunshades is $60 and measures 3" long.

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Reloading Equipment Extra Things

Sierra 77SMK with cannelure x 1000
- Sold

Sierra 77SMK w/out cannelure x 1000
- $340 shipped

Berger 140 Hybrids 800 left.
- $45 / 100

147 ELDMs x200
- $100 shipped

Berger 73BTT
- $150 shipped

~ 1.5lbs CFE223, 3lbs Tac, 1lb Varget, 5lbs 8208, and roughly 700 pieces of LC brass.
- $350

Fed 205m x1800 and x750 CCI No.41
- $200

All of it for $1300

Includes (4) .470 and (2) .385 diameter trays, (4) 50rd .308 cases, (2) 100rd .308 family cases, and (4) 50 .556 cases.

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Optics (NEW) ADM ACOG/VCOG Mount w/Ti levers

Brand new ADM ACOG/VCOG mount with Titanium Levers (model AD-B3-HD MODULAR BASE-TITANIUM LEVER). Decided to go a different optic route so I’m letting this go. It has never been mounted to an ACOG, however, I dont have the box
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Accessories New Surefire Lights in stock

I have the New

Surefire, Everyday Carry Light (EDC-2-DFT), Dual-Fuel Turbo Flashlight, 700 Lumens, Anodized Finish, Tan​

  • Blinding 100,000-candela peak beam intensity delivers extreme long-distance illumination
  • Dual Fuel technology offers the flexibility of swapping between the rechargeable SF18650 battery or two 123A lithium primary batteries
  • Mil-Spec hard-anodized aluminum body and tempered window make it light, rugged, and durable
  • Meets IPX7 waterproof test standard
MAP is $314

The New CSP-9

Compact Switch, Picatinny Rail Grabber Mount, 9" Long, Matte Finish, Black. $85 Map.​

PM for Hide pricing,
I also have several X300V's in stock, M340DFT, M640DFT, X300U's, X300T's
You name it i have a light for your needs.

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Optics Nightforce P-VPS MILSPEC 7-35X56 F1 Clone JQ57-M1002-1. $5790

I have one NIB kit:
Description
New for 2023, the Nightforce ATACR P-VPS 7-35x56mm MILSPEC is a heavy duty, precision optic virtually identical to the units deployed by the U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM). These limited edition riflescopes deliver the same legendary performance as their non-MILSPEC counterparts and come with an array of exclusive features. These augmentations include a scope mount designed specifically for the ATACR P-VPS 7-35x56mm as well as a laser rangefinder diving board mount. This configuration of scope, mount and laser rangefinder integration platform allows shooters to effectively detect, range and engage targets at extreme distances. All ATACR P-VPS 7-35x56mm MILSPEC units are equipped with the TReMoR3 first focal plane reticle composed of an advanced pyramid structure with extremely fine holdover increments to compensate for bullet drop and wind drift. The ATACR P-VPS 7-35x56mm MILSPEC riflescopes are finished with a tan, anodized hardcoat for maximum corrosion and weather resistance.
Like all of the optics in the ATACR family, the 7-35x56mm variation features a one-piece tube precision machined from a solid bar stock of 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum alloy. The tube is two to three times thicker than riflescopes of a lesser quality, resulting in less overall stress, greater thermal stability, a consistent zero and a virtually impervious shield for the precision optics within. The lenses are matched and aligned by hand in a process called optical indexing to ensure the highest possible optical performance. The objective lens utilizes a multi-element design like those found in the highest quality telescopes to focus light rays more precisely for exceptional image clarity and color accuracy. Optical performance is further enhanced thanks to multi-coated ED glass that results in superb light transmission, brilliant images, and exceptional color contrast. The elevation turret on ATACR Riflescopes are equipped with Nightforce’s ZeroStop Technology to provide an instant return to zero after making adjustments in the field. After sighting in your rifle, simply set the ZeroStop to create a positive mechanical stopping point at your chosen zero point. Then, no matter how many elevation adjustments you make, turning the elevation knob down to the ZeroStop setting returns you to your original zero, completely by feel—even in total darkness or while wearing gloves. The internal mechanisms on the windage and elevation turrets are held in place by a specially designed spring that spends two weeks in a polishing tumbler before being installed in the optic to deliver perfectly smooth operation. This guarantees zero loss of integrity, zero loss of repeatability.

Features of the ATACR P-VPS 7-35x56mm MILSPEC Riflescope:​

  • Virtually identical to the units deployed by the U.S. Special Operations Command
  • Includes laser range finder diving board mount
  • Legendary optical performance via an ED glass package
  • First Focal Plane configuration
  • Side-focus parallax control from 10 meters to infinity
  • 100 MOA/27 Milradian of elevation travel
  • 60 MOA/16 Milradian of windage travel
  • Included Power Throw Lever (PTL) and Flip-Caps
  • ZeroStop turret back-to-zero functionality

Specifications
  • Item ConditionNew
  • Scope Weight:39.3 oz.
  • Scope Length:16 in.
  • Magnification Range:7–35x
  • Scope Objective Diameter:56mm
  • Scope Tube Size / Mount:34mm
  • Turret Adjustment (Click Value):.1 Mil per click
  • Elevation Turret Details:Exposed
    ZeroStop
    100 MOA/29 MRAD
  • Windage Turret Details:60 MOA/17 MRAD
  • Parallax Adjustment:Side Focus 10m-∞
  • Reticle Position:First Focal Plane
  • Reticle Details:TReMoR3
  • Field of View:7x: 15ft; 35x 3.4ft (@ 100yds)
  • Exit Pupil:6 -1.6 mm
  • Eye Relief:83-91mm/3.3-3.6"
  • Scope Finish:Dark Earth
  • Scope Turret Rotation:Counter Clockwise (CCW)
  • Product TypeRiflescopes
  • UPC614141999996
  • MPNJQ57-M1002-1

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Official (DTA) SRS, HTI, Covert, Hunter Thread

Hey guys-

I am soon going to be a DTA SRS owner and know that there is a ton of information about this rifle on the hide. As you all know, once you begin the process of researching something like buying a new high end rifle you suddenly become a minor expert on the issue after all your research is done. I have done the same things on vehicles, homes, etc.

I would like to see if you guys would be interested in starting a DTA only thread where possible buyers and current owners can find information and post thing like:

Load Data
Reviews
Pictures
Ask questions
Links to other hide threads on previous DTA subjects

This would be like the McMillan A5 picture thread, except everything DTA SRS, HTI, Covert, and Hunter related.

I know that there are a couple guys here that have some great load info and others that have built some SRS' in unique calibers. Others have done some really creative modifications and additions to these rifles. I think it would be nice to find this wealth of information all in one place instead of a bunch of random threads using the search tool.

Let me know if you think this is a good idea, if so lets get it started!

If you think it sucks you can let me know how horrible of a person I am as well.....

If it works, I will change the thread title to read "Official DTA SRS, HTI, Covert, Hunter Thread." Maybe if it becomes big enough it can get broken down into different threads for each rifle. Maybe one day it may even become a sticky thread, God willing and the creek don't rise. Just a thought.

Thanks

Ryan

Firearms 6.5 PRC Full Setup

I have a highly customized Savage rig available. Truly though the only Savage part that remains is the action lol. Round count on the barrel is exactly 340. She likes the 156 eol bergers and N565. I've tried to take pics of anything that shows any wear and tear or imperfections but ask any questions please. Everything is fully functional. She'll make someone a really nice setup. I'm getting out of the 6.5 PRC game to focus on others. I'm not opposed to breaking it up. However, I'd like to give it a chance to go as a package first. Shipping of the rifle will be from my FFL to yours. Will ship the brass and accessories separately to your address of choosing.

$2500 + actual shipping costs

Savage 12 action
Bartlein 6.5 PRC prefit barrel - 26" 1:8 twist 5/8x24 threaded muzzle
MDT ACC chassis
MDT full internal weight kit
MDT external weights
MDT Bag Rider
MDT Vertical Grip
MDT Magazine
MDT rings
Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25 MOA FFP
Timney Trigger
Area 419 Sidewinder 6.5 Brake
Vortex Level
PTG Bolt Head
50 new ADG Brass
350 once fired (10 presently loaded) ADG brass (decapped and pin tumbled)
Round count is 340
Hornady Dies
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Maggie’s The Woodchuck and Firewood Hoarders Thread

It seems as though at least a few of us share a second addiction of chainsaws, log splitters (thanks to you wonderfully generous deplorables), firewood hoarding and stacking, and in general just making trees our bitches.

tnichols and I are both on at least one other forum specific to this field, but like us with precision rifles, the guys over there are maniacs for this shit. You can't ask a simple chainsaw question without the general consensus instantly being that you have to have a custom-built pro saw ( and many of them) for every application. I figured there might be some fun in those of us who don't make a daily living at it (with the possible exception of oneshot86 earning his Natty Light money) just sharing some knowledge and pictures of our setups.

I'm also WAY overdue in following up on Splitzilla's status, so this is as good a place as any.

I know we've got pics related to this spread all over "what's my view" and a few other threads, but feel free to duplicate / consolidate them here as you see fit.

So come on 1J04 , MtnCreek MontanaMarine , vh20 , sirhrmechanic, Tucker301 , and all the folks I've seen post up homestead pics, but apologetically can't remember all the user names. Show Off Your Wood!!!!

Home made swing arms

Probably wrong section but only section that isn’t overrun by the retard patrol.

I was shopping for a set of swing arms and did you know that they a) only really exist for gov sales and or b) cost 1,700 dollars plus if you find some so I opted for c) fuckem I’ll build some myself

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Having them powder coated this weekend and still have to weld the mounting post where I want it on my boogaloo mobile, will update on that later

Optics Nightforce NX8 4-32 F2 Mil-C w/ Spuhr SP-3002 and diving board - $1700 shipped

Hi guys,

Have a great condition NF NX8 4-32 Mil-C F2 for sale today. Comes with Spuhr SP-3002 0 MOA 1.5in mount and diving board.

Has no major marks, dings or scratches, has a tiny bit of safe rash on the turret caps but nothing terrible. Glass is crystal and tracks like a champ…I’ve consistently taken this out to 1000m on my SR25.

Since this is an F2 scope, the reticle is configured to be read at two magnifications - 16x and 32x.

Unfortunately I don’t have the box or any accessories for it, so what you see is what you get - the NF and the Spuhr SP-3002 mount and diving board (can’t remember the Spuhr part number).

Price is $1700 shipped via UPS Ground and signature required.

I accept PayPal F&F / Venmo F&F or Zelle with no mention of firearms / firearms parts.

Not looking for any trades on this one.

Thanks

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New RF bino from Vectronix!!! Vector X

Hey guys these are gonna be awesome! Full AB elite, etched reticle (multiple versions), terrapin laser. 3 different mag ranges 8x, 10x, and 12x (all 42mm objective). 7k yards on range reflective, 2k on deer. And the price point will be very attractive for the package. Don’t want to confirm other details yet, but these are gonna be what a ton of people have been begging for.

NARROW BEAM DIVERGENCE

With its 905 nm, class 1M (class 1 in the EU) laser engine and a narrow beam divergence of only 1.5 x 0.1 MRAD (1.8 x 0.1 MRAD for the 8 x 42 model) it sets new standards in the commercial market segment.

Multiple reticles will be for intended use with a doubler or without. So the dual mag reticle is 2 reticles if you ever intend to use the doubler, or the simple reticle if you don’t.

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