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Firearms GCP CUSTOM 6.5CM W/KRG BRAVO

*SCOPE AND BIPOD ONLY FOR REFERENCE AND NOT FOR SALE.

Excellent shape, no issues, round count at 505, just cleaning house. Will ship with a knurled thread protector. Rifle is clean, very accurate.
Gulf Coast Precision(GCP) 6.5 CM, 18" barrel with Curtis Custom Axiom action. 20 MOA rail.(GCP marks their builds with "GCP")
KRG Bravo, added the ARCA rail
Timney HIT, @ 18oz right now, single stage
18" Proof barrel, 1n8, this is an older Proof(Good stock) 5/8' x 24
3 each 5 and 10 round AICS magazines.
Not shown is the extra LOP spacer, stock 1913 rail piece and the hardware store you get with KRG.

1750 or best reasonable offer, me to FFL USP money order, check with hold.
Please LMK

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Firearms Remington M24 SWS Collector's Edition - Leupold Mk4 - Military issued Stock

Remington M24 SWS Collector's Edition - Leupold Mk4 - Military issued Stock​


The rifles were rebuilt by Remington Defense from military-returned M24 sniper rifles that were deployed overseas and saw active duty. The rifles were given new barrels and receivers. The stock is the original HS Precision M24 stock (with palm swell), and the bottom metal is the original oversized all-steel Williams or Sunny Hill. The receiver, bolt and barrel are new..

Included is a period correct Leupold Mark 4 10x Mil-Dot scope and original steel Leupold rings and bases that are no longer made. The scope's BDC turrets have been changed to .308.

Rifle looks to be unfired

$6800 + shipping and Insurance to you FFL




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Maggie’s Ca ammo sales - Kim Rhodes won her case

California had Freedom Week - for one week California was able to buy standard capacity magazines.

The entire country sold out of mags....

Round 2 - it looks like $5 background checks for each time you purchase ammo is unconstitutional as it was implemented

A bunch of vendors are now taking ammo orders and shipping direct to the door of California customers.

Just a heads up in case you see prices jump or inventory drop in the next 3 days.

Rifle Scopes LPVO or Red dot/magnifier for SBR

Currently I have a COMP m5s on my HK MR556 A4 11” SBR. The red dot isn’t crisp to my right eye anymore due to an astigmatism I have. It gets a little cleaner with my prescription sunglasses. I was debating putting a magnifier on it OR switching to an eotech with magnifier OR putting an LPVO like the NX8 on but don’t want to be overkill. I can say that the comp m5s with magnifier is the most expensive option with the eotech being cheapest. I can get the LPVO on expert voice for a percentage off. Is this overkill for a 11” gun?

Firearms Terry Cross KMW competition rifle w/Surgeon Tactical action, $4950

After reading an online article in Gunweek, I asked Terry Cross to build a replica of his competition rifle ["Terry's Tactical Two-Sixty AI, King of the Hill in Tactical Comps", Gunweek, September 2005]. I am now offering this rifle for sale with four barrels and three chamberings:

* B-prefix Surgeon Tactical action machined by Preston, built-in 20MOA (I think) Picatinny rail

* Jewel trigger

* Accuracy International AICS (non folding) chassis

* Four KMW 26" Krieger barrels with bead blasted finish (all fab'd by Terry and marked with the serial number of the Surgeon action)
- 243Win (unfired)
- 6XC (unfired)
- Two 6.5mm-08 with 7.5" twist rate (one used, one unfired)

* 88 fire-formed 6.5mm-08 Ackley Improved cases and 12 unformed rounds (total 100 in a plastic ammo case), with "recipe" from Terry

* Redding Reloading Die Set, 6.5mm/08 Ackley Improved 40 deg (unused)

* No optics, rings, or bipod are included (Terry used a Nightforce scope in the day).

Price reduced to: $4950 (was $5700) plus shipping to your FFL.









New Contest Starting Now! This Target Haunts Me

Tell us about the one that got away, the flier that ruined your group, the zero that drifted, the shot you still see when you close your eyes.

We're also partnering with riflebarrelblanks.com for this contest, the winner will receive a free scope!

You may remember that we ran a similar contest with Rifle Barrel Blanks a couple months ago and we really appreciate everyone that participated! Unfortunately we had a few technical errors so we need to run the contest again, but if you participated last time, please PM me and I'll give you a special prize for the trouble :)

To enter:
  • Tell us below about the one that got away
  • Go to this page and enter your email
You're in! The contest runs until August 7th and then we'll announce the winner. Good luck everyone!

SOLD Defiance Tenacity/ Proof .223 barreled action LETS TRADE!!

I have a Defiance Tenacity SA action .384 bolt, and a Proof comp contour 1:7 26” stainless barrel chambered in 223 rem. 5/8x24 threads. Comes with 3 MDT polymer mags. Take off $50 if you don’t want mags. I’ll keep the brake unless you absolutely need it. It fits my SDN6

$1800 shipped. Or $1750 local to Columbus, GA. Add $150 for triggertech

**PRICE DROP
$1800 with trigger tech, muzzle brake, 3x MDT mags, go/ no-go gauges, and the barreled action.
**PRICE DROP

Will combine with my other listings for something of higher value if necessary

Entire setup has 150rds on it. Will trade for similar *custom actions only* BA in 6.5prc or maybe 308. KAC 11.5/14.5 uppers in 5.56. KAC legacy SR15 lower. Or maybe a 2011
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The riskiness of free will


In the above story, a guy had his lawsuit thrown out because his job offer was not a binding contract, as he thought it was. Primarily, the judge said there was not yet an agreement to his 3 conditions he requested.

The reason for the school board rescinding the offer? He used the word ladies, as in "ladies and gentlemen," in an email.

No joke, thanks to the woke.

They said it was a microaggression.

Where does free will fit into this? With the parents subjugated to this horseshit. If they would exercise the free will to fire these nincompoops, things would get better.

Rifle Scopes March PRS edition 5-42

I am by no means a high level shooter. I’ve been in the game right at a year and still have a lot to learn and a lot more impacts to get.

Just like any PRS shooter I’m always looking to move on and upgrade gear.

I started with a MK5 and quickly moved to NF and shot with that majority of my first year with that I always took the opportunity to look at other high end scopes when I got a chance to see what I liked. I was never overly impressed with what a saw from some of the high end offerings especially with the price tag involved.

Ironically I bought a March PRS edition WBR reticle on blind faith after some trusted friends who all shoot “ultra premium” optics looked through one at a match I was unable to attend and all gave it the green light saying it was pretty solid at a quick glance.

I have had my hands on one for a couple weeks now and have run it at 2 matches so far with more coming. I have to say I’ve really been thoroughly impressed at the capabilities of the scope. The image is in my opinion one of if not the best out there! The glass cuts mirage phenomenally well.

The wide angle glass make it easy to run higher power than normal (20+ compared to 15) and still have good target acquisition. I compared it to another newer wide angle scope and in my opinion there wasn’t much comparison to be had.

The turrets don’t suffer from having too tight of clicks from being 15 mil or spongy tactile feedback. Being writeable from the factory is also a very nice quality of life bonus!

The reticle I absolutely love as well. I ran MIL C with the NF and enjoyed that one. The WBR reticle seems to be an improvement in every way you could hope for being very thin but still readable and useable in situations where time is short. Leaving a lot of glass real estate for spotting and watching impacts. The half mil marks are a very nice addition as well as the 1 mil hold under

All in all I feel that this is an excellent scope this is definitely a top level contender in the competition world just from what I have been able to observe. It excels in areas other scopes struggle for sure and for a good price. I definitely wouldn’t knock one until I’ve tried it. I know more and more of these are showing up in the wild go see what you’re missing out on and check one out!

223 Powder Issues

I have a Tikka 595 in 223 Remington, my current barrel is a 1:12 Hart using 52-53 grain flat base Berger or Sierra bullets.

I shoot a club match each week requiring 50 rounds, generally I would use RE-15 or N203B and get excellent accuracy.

To speed things up in the loading area, I tried a couple ball powders that I could dump load with a Harrell’s powder measure, W748 and H335. They both meter fine, but my SD’s and ES’s are huge, SD’s 30+ and ES 115+. Accuracy is just aok, but inconsistent. Sometimes I can clean a target, other times it looks like a gathering not a group. I’ve been through different bullets, seating depth changes, primers, powder weight changes and nothing seems to work. I should say I need better than 1/2 MOA in this game, if woodchucks were the quarry, these loads would be fine.

Before I go back to stick powders, are there any Ball powders or one that meters easily that rival accuracy of stick powders?

Thanks for any insight.
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Firearms WTS/T: LMT MWS MARS H $3,000

Letting this LMT go to fund more bolt gun things. Love it, still have another as I think it's one of the most premier gas guns on the market, just want to spend more money on PRS/NRL like an idiot. Rifle will ship, insured, from Big Country Guns or D. Wilson MFG to your FFL unless you somehow happen to be local.

LMT 12.5" MARS H upper
LMT MARS H full ambi lower
Geissele Super Dynamic trigger (I think, I will pull apart tonight for exact model).
FCD buffer tube and castle nut, non-A5
Badger Safety
Magpul MOE+ grip
VLTOR Emod stock
D. Wilson Dimpled 16" CHF barrel
D. Wilson ARCA rails
FCD trigger guard
LMT CH

Edit- *Muzzle device will be removed unless you can use it

I can leave or remove the LRF button velcro, your choice.

On the high end, roughly 350 rounds of Hornady Black through it. One match, one hog hunt and data collection. Asking $3,200 TYD.

Trades considered for thermal clip on/hybrid, high end (ZCO, TT) optics, etc.

Feedback available on Tacswap under Colthostile, rifle also posted there. You will notice this is my first Hide post, I am more than comfortable talking on the phone, providing additional feedback however necessary, etc.
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