For sale is an AMP $400 off cert that I picked up at a match over the summer. I actually emailed AMP about using the cert and have a code they gave me to use for it but had some things come up and decided to not redeem it. It expires at the end of the year. $150 and I'll email you the code/cert.

Anyone running the Zeiss Scope Rings with the integral bubble level ?


Looks a bit more streamlined and snag resistant than the typical bubble level on a scope tube, or is it too small and going to be lost behind the mag zoom ring and flip cap ring ?
I want to upgrade the rings on my NRL22 gun now that I have a S3 6-36 X 56 scope on it and these look like a good way to decrease the amount of "Stuff" on the rifle.

Sealed case of 2,500ct Hornady 6mm 109gr ELD-M.
Not breaking up the case. Selling as a case only.
$1,100 shipped

I bought a Pmag Gen 3 10 round magazine for my Seekins SP10, 6.5 Creedmore. It is an SR25 style which I was told runs in these rifles. On the left side the notch, that appears to be the catch, and it’s is not identical. The 20 rounder has a slot cut into it and the 10 rounder does not. I attached a picture of them side by side. Will this 10 rounder function fine? I have not yet shot it and was wondering why they are not identical. Thanks.

My 10 year old finally had a NICE shooter, he comes to me crying with this picture. He knows the camera, feeder electronics and his new blind are gone. I hate it for him.

SOLD. US Optics / Operational Products Supply and Services 34MM UMQDS Mount with bubble level. $190 shipped.

Yea I get this is a puff piece my the cream of the sporting press but in theory it sounds promising. I’ve always been pleased with Garmin products.
It’s brand new so I don’t suspect many have used it yet but anyone else read /watched any reviews.
Price seems in line IF it delivers what’s promised.

Gray ops Bag Stop Arca Mount X2 new $70 each shipped

277 pieces
Once fired
All FC headstamp

$175 shipped
Electronic payment preferred

A fully insulated, wind/water resistant parka with stowable hood for extreme cold conditions, the Wild Things High Loft Jacket SHV (Stowable Hood Version) provides ultimate warmth. Packed with 6 ounces of PrimaLoft® Silver Active synthetic insulation, the garment provides warmth even when wet. The shell is made of 100% nylon face fabric with BALLOON 70 denier ripstop for highly breathable, water-resistant, and windproof protection. It also utilizes 330 denier Cordura® abrasion resistant panels at the elbows. A high collar, stow-able hood, Velcro® wrist closures, Velcro® fasteners for rank and name tapes, and shock cord hem all work together to retain core body heat.
Wild Things Tactical outerwear is Specialized SOCOM issue clothing, and is rare within U.S. military.
I only have one of these New / Unissued condition.
Size Large

$450 Shipped!
Message if interested

Gen III Polartec Mid Weight Cold Weather Waffle Fleece Grid Shirt's
NEW TAN GEN III LEVEL II MID WEIGHT COLD WAFFLE GRID Shirt's USGI
Currently issued by the US Military

• THESE ARE THE TAN Shirt's NOT THE COYOTE
• Designed for use as a warming-layer
• Anti-Microbial and Anti-Odor Defense
• Quick Drying
• Made in the USA
• if your confused about what size you need I have a sizing chart to break down the standard sizes.. These TOP are a base layer and are made to hug the body so that you can wear your clothes over them .

Based on layering systems currently utilized by mountaineering professionals and designed by the U.S. Army, the GEN III Extended Cold Weather Clothing System (ECWCS) has proven to be a game-changer for the modern warfighter. Using proprietary materials and technologically advanced construction methods, ECWCS garments allow the wearer to comfortably operate and sustain a variety of operations in the most extreme conditions.
The ECWCS Gen III Waffle Grid Base Layer Shirt's are highly breathable, moisture wicking and stretches for easy movement. Using Flat-Lock construction methods, you can count on a long service life from these Shirt's . These Shirt's are the ultimate base layer because of their excellent body heat retention capability and streamlined fit.
Features

• Currently issued by the US Military
• Designed for use as a warming-layer
• Anti-Microbial and Anti-Odor Defense
• Quick Drying
• Made in the USA
• XX-Large Regular

$40 Shipped!!
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I hope someone can answer my question(s); they're all related to what "COLLECTIBLES INSURANCE SERVICE" calls 'away from premises' loss... I'd like to know if the loss of a handgun is covered under the following conditions:

1) If I'm legally carrying a handgun (w/ a Florida CCW) and have to go into a hospital emergency room and the gun is taken from me (or if I surrender it to hospital staff) and subsequently lost or stolen, will a private collectible insurance company generally cover such a loss?

2) If it's confiscated by law enforcement and lost or stolen from their possession, will a private collectible insurance company generally cover such a loss?

3) If it falls out of my holster while I'm on a boat and lost at sea, will a private collectible insurance company generally cover such a loss?

I've just signed up for their policy, and would like to know if any of the readers here have any experience with any of the three scenarios I've cited. I asked the COLLECTIBLES INSURANCE SERVICE agent, but she said, "each case is individual" and was pretty foggy about how the first two scenes would be handled. I thought of the holster-in-the-boat example after I'd hung up.

Thanks, Guys!

Weatherby Vanguard 25-06 with Vortex Viper PST 4-16x50 Illuminated. Low round count, less than 200. bedded in original stock, trigger job, Seekins bipod rail, 20 moa picatinny rail. 64 pieces of fired brass in this rifle. Will sell rifle and scope separately for reasonable offer. Asking $1100 for both shipped to your FFL or F2F in AZ

Vortex Razor Gen III 6-36x56 in MILS (EBR-7D)
Light scuffs on Illumination Dial. Includes Spuhr SP-4006 mount (1.26” 0 MOA) and Tenebraex Lens Covers. Objective cover ring has a scuff on it. No issues with the scope, just downgrading for Production Class.
Asking $2,300 for combo.
Will sell scope alone for $2,000

*Edit to lower price, awesome scope, priced to sell…

Good Evening, I recently installed a Grayboe Renegade stock on my Remington 700. I know I could have purchased one with a riser built in, but I did not like the style/could not afford at the time. I love everything about it except I need to raise the cheek comb. I would like to avoid drilling into the stock. My current setup is a piece of foam that Leupold uses in their scope boxes and some ace bandaging. With that being said what are some of your guy's recommendations for the best cheek bags/sleeves?

Attached is a picture of my current setup.

so I decided to build a dedicated NRL hunter competition build after shooting a factory Bergara in my first one and loving the style of competition. I have a Falkor 7even action on the way to build off of and can’t decide what to use for the rest of the gun. I don’t have a background in hunting and only picked up competition shooting about 2 years ago. I don’t really care wether my gun ends up in light or open class, just as long as it balances well.

Barrel - needing a do all steel contour. Thinking medium Palma may be good? Needs to handle strings of fire and be rigid enough for a suppressor on the end but don’t want a truck axle to walk around with. Also don’t know much about fluting…is it actually useful or a gimmick?

Chassis - XLR element for sure, but would the magnesium be hard to balance out with a steel barrel on the end?

Caliber - this one isn’t that big of a deal but just curious. For a NRL hunter/field style rifle which way would you go… 6.5 creedmoor which is tried and true or 25 creedmoor which with the new Berger offerings in 135 grains has a great BC to buck wind and actually has bullets available when I look online.

Looking to finish off my 16" Recce build with a LPVO Sig tango. Naturally, the barrel that came to mind for this build was a Criterion Core... which is proving to be difficult like playing a game of cat and mouse.

Ideally, I would like to keep the weight down as I plan to be mobile with rifle for drills, carrying etc. Another option that came up that similar profile( minus the chrome lining) was Rainier Arms ultralight 223 Wylde barrel. Then of course I've looked at Faxon Gunner Match ( seems this is hit or miss literally) Or their fluted series.

Can you help a brother out and recommend a barrel before I break down from analysis paralysis. ?

Hey all, check out these videos about a new Non-Restricted semi-auto rifle made in Canada the Black Creek Labs Siberian SRV2.
Unfortunately our government is hellbent on disarmament, but we still have a few options available.

Initial Unboxing and Tear Down
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Thanks all.

Anyone have 17wsm ammo for sale? 25 grain specifically but will also consider 20 grain

I’m looking to replace the proof stock for a chassis system I use this rifle for deer hunting etc and a lot of bench shooting not concerned about the price just wanting to see what people recommend, looking for a drop in chassis and go!!

87 boxes of Hornady Match 6.5CM 140gr ELD. In pictures i have them separated by lot in case you need a certain amount by the lot.

Prefer to sell all at once or a decent amount at once to help with shipping.

$28 per box shipped $24 per box shipped if you take all 87 boxes.

PayPal FF, Venmo or Zelle

Yeah, its another of those "this product or that product" threads....sigh.

I'm not a big time deer hunter. I'm 71, live in MD, hunted waterfowl for a very long time (but now...screw those ice covered duck boats! haha), and once a year I get to hunt whitetails on my buddy's land in Georgia with box blinds, 200 yard shooting lanes, and feeders. Yep, country club hunting for the aged! LOL

Was down there recently for my once a year hunt and my Vortex Viper PST II (3-15) shit the bed. Its on a Rem 700 5R in .308. Its with Vortex now and I expect them to fix it or replace it but I got down there and the damn rifle was shooting 2' low and the elevation turret was binding!! Loss of zero would be an understatement. I do not want to trust this Viper on a hunt again, and frankly I don't think a 1st FP with a tree reticle was the best choice.

So, I'm thinking of replacing the Vortex. I'm a mil vet so I get pretty good discounts from Leupold and Europtics (for the Swarovski).

I'm looking at these two scopes and would be interested in anybody's first hand experience with them. Particularly, glass quality (brightness) and reliability in a hunting situation:

1. Swarovski Z5 3.5-18x44

2. Leupold VX-5HD 3-15x44
Thank you

Nightforce ATACR 7-35 F1 MilXT Dark Earth
C661

Immaculate condition

A handful of range sessions and a couple Rimfire matches. Overall in very, very good condition.

$3000 shipped.
Not interested in trades

Trying to determine the current thoughts on the level of difficulty in barricade matches.
How important is a “possible” score (no dropped points) where the winner is decided by time?
Let’s say you finished 3rd because you missed 2 targets, 2nd place missed 1, and the winner cleaned it, is this placement less in your mind than the fella who was the third of several to clean the course, but two others beat him on time?
Would a course be less favorable in your mind if it was next to impossible to clean or impact over say 90% without timing out?