Has any one tried this stuff?
Mike

My first Roberts Precision rifle

ARC Coup De Grace LA
Proof Research 26” 1.25 Straight in .338NM
Manners PRS-2
TBAC 338 Ultra RR
Hawkins Precision DBM & Rings
Leupold MK5 5-25
Trigger Tech Diamond
Salmon River Solutions ARCA rail

Comes in at 13lb 12oz as she sits. Going to try and get a load worked up this weekend with some 245gr tipped hammer hunters.

This is a brand new action and (2) brand new unfired barrels. Both are 25". These aren't prefits. They were chambered specifically for this action by Spartan and SAC.

Defiance Deviant ELITE (controlled round feed) this action was before the buy out - $1695

Area 419 Hellfire brake (6mm) - $170
Trigger Tech Diamond (curved) - $315

Bartlein MTU 7.5 twist blank - $425
Short Action customs chamber and muzzle services in 6x47 Lapua (setup for 105s) - $600 (this is the barrel that is currently installed
Cerakote Barrel - $100

Bartlein 7.5tw M40/M24 blank - $425
Spartan Rifles chamber and muzzle services in 6 Dasher (lapua brass) - $500
Cerakote Barrel - $100

Total investment on my part = $4330

As you can see I've got a ton into the setup. I also have 700pcs of unfired Lapua 6br brass and a set of Forster 6 Dasher dies i can offer for a good price to the buyer.

As of right now I'm not separating anything so please don't ask. The barrels are chambered for this action. Selling the brass does me no good if I still have the barrel etc.

Total for action, (2) barrels, trigger, Area 419 brake, and shipping to lower 48 = $3000

I have a new (old stock) Witt Machine & Tool Co. 300blkout upper that is integrally suppressed. I've had it on a form 3 for a few years and never have shot it, so not sure how quiet it is. its still on that form 3.. .
So going to move it along.

Pm for any questions.

$1875 shipped to your FFL?NFA Dealer on a form3
trades,
cash of course
fully weighted out matrix pro or pro2
22ammo, lapua matched case
vudoo or remx or 40x barreled action
element optics Theos (new) mil/mil APR2D ret
element optics Nexus gen2 mil/mil and cash on your end APR2D ret

maybe a 6br of some sorts,

Good deal here for someone. I built this a few years ago and just don’t use it. Has about 45-rds through it. Manners LRH in Back in Black, Defiance Tenacity. 20” Sendero 1:8” Proof barrel chambered in 22-250 w/ zero freebore reamer. APA flush bottom metal. Triggertech Special trigger. Defiance action/barrel was cerakoted by LRI.

Asking $2250 OBO shipped to your FFL for the complete gun.

I bought a bunch of new Sig primed match contract overrun .300NM brass. Will sell for $400 a 1000 plus actual shipping

Brass has never been loaded and is clean. With good primers

See pics below

I have finally decided to get a tripod. Unfortunately the market is so saturated with them and it's really hard to figure out what to get. I really don't think I can pay 1200+ for a tripod now as I am not sure how much I would use it for shooting and would use it more for my spotting scope.

I am currently look8ng at the BOG deathgrip infinite in carbon. We get a mil discount and that puts it around 315.00. T has a ball mount as well as arca mount for optics and the clamp for rifles as I don't have arca on my rifles.

So what say you guys/gals? Is it a worthy contender ? Are there others I should look at?

Mk 5HD 3.6-18x44 in FDE. Excellent condition, no mount marks. PR2 MIL reticle, FFP. M5C3 turret. 35mm tube.

One ding in the edge of the elevation turret, shown in the last picture. Includes sunshade.

$1500 Shipped insured continental US, Paypal F&F or Venmo. Add 3% for Paypal G&S

I thought everyone could use a funner thread. I just saw a blast from the past (1996) that has me trying to figure out what I just saw. It was s movie “The Long Kiss Goodnight” and this was the rifle:



IMFDB just identifies it as a “modified Remington 700” but I found that far too vague for a cool takedown rifle. Anyone have any idea who made that? Was it ever comercially available or was it a custom job? If it was just a movie prop they went in to a heck of a lot of detail, it just looks like something that “should” have existed somewhere in the real world in the 90’s, it just looks like something someone actually put together and it would be interesting to know who did the work.

Here is the scene:

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IMFDB also noted that the same rifle also seems to appear in “Absolute Power” in 1997, and it looks like it might:



Another odd takedown rifle also appears in the same movie, also just identified as a Remington 700:



Any ideas?

Any of you guys do concrete? Had our pool deck poured and brushed and I’m getting ready to seal it. Have a few questions.

Even the cops behind him laugh.

The man is too cool for school and unflappable

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Hello everyone,

Pretty new here, just getting into precision with one custom rifle. But planning my next build to start in the spring.
This rifle would be more or less a “do it all” in North America. Everything from Brown bear to Elk.

First pass thoughts:
- ARC CDG lightweight action
- Standard sporter barrel - ~22” (maybe 24”) - premium - proof, brux, etc etc
- Stock/chassis undecided, but light
- Suppressed (my hearing is already bad, I know a brake is lighter)
- Vortex Razor LHT 3-15
- Vortex PMR
- Cal - biggest consternation here, really liking the 338 Norma for its ability to fit in a standard LA and ridiculousness factor. 300’s are appealing too, but I don’t own any 338’s, so leaning that direction.

When I piece this together, it’s roughly 8ish lbs. Any thoughts on setup? One of my concerns with going too light on the stock is that suppressed, it might be very nose heavy.

Yeah, I'm an impulse buyer...
X-Ray- Surgeon action 308. Ordered last year and it's sat around NEVER fired outside of Mike. Comes with the bi-pod- $7200k
TT Gen 2 5x25- Mounted and placed in safe -$2950 SOLD

Happy to send more pics as needed

"He" didn't do this alone.

"He concluded, quite correctly, that as long as government controls the economy, it controls profits. Most importantly, Obama concluded that to control the economy, the government must control only three vital sectors—health care, finance, and energy. Thus, by controlling profits, the government can gradually impose socialism. Hence, neither revolution nor expropriation is necessary."

I am wearing this t-shirt today and had to visit HR about, 2hr lecture about how offensive this shirt is.

I need to find a t-shirt that says something like get on your waaaah cycle and pedal away, basically a go fuck off somewhere else that won't earn me another useless lecture about how my hobby is offensive.

Hi All,

I have an AR-15 for sale built on a Mega Lower.

Here is the build list:
Mega Lower
White Oak Bare Upper Receiver
White Oak 14.5 1/8 twist Wilde Chambered barrel Pinned & Welded Medium Contour Barrel
SureFire Brake
Giesselle SSA two Stage Trigger
Magpul CTR stock
Troy Quad free floating Rail
Aero precision auto bolt
Troy Flip up Sights

Looking for $1250.00 $1100.00 Shipped Complete.

Would consider selling upper with bolt and sights without the lower.


Please call, text, or PM
Scott
714-746-8270

Used Two Vets QDT w/Leofoto YB-75LK 75 MM Tripod Leveling Head W Hook W/ BA75 Bowl

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BNIB Vortex Razor LHT 4.5-22 XLR-2 MRAD FFP - $1100 TYD Sold to @zbender

BNIB Leupold Mark 4HD 8-32 PR2 FFP - $1300 TYD Sold to @gwilett13

SOLUS SHORT ACTION, OBSIDIAN - .478 BOLT FACE​

Bolt Face Size Reference
.478 +/- Standard
.540 +/- Magnum

I have two, brand new, decided to go a different route.

This is the .308 bolt face.

$670 shipped. SOLD

$95 shipped

What classic long action cartridges are available (other than 30-06) preferably something higher velocity. I’m looking to build a rifle for my dad and he likes the older stuff.

Pierce Steel action - DLC coating - Black
McMillan stock - Hawkins BDL
Proof 20" barrel - Sendero
Trigger Tech - Special
Gun coating custom paint

NO TRADES

The new barrel was chambered and install by LRI (6 rounds fired) Excellent hunting build

Asking: SOLD

JUL 1-3, 1863... (161 years ago for those here challenged by math) things were pretty dang rough here in our country. Far more turmoil than issues like open borders, corrupt media, pandemics, or questionable leadership brings to the table presently but sure that was present even then.

I'm talking about 4 years of absolute carnage, brother against brother- bayonet against bayonet style of fighting... over convictions and an established moral code (yep I said it/summarized it) over how a population would be governed just shy of 100 years into our country's establishment.

With that preface- while we were absolutely tearing ourselves apart nationally, there was one speech, that lasted all but 2 minutes that forever went into history and while I'd have to imagine most of our members here learned about it in school (however many years ago), we can all benefit by a refresher...


"Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.

Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure. We are met on a great battle-field of that war. We have come to dedicate a portion of that field, as a final resting place for those who here gave their lives that that nation might live. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this.

But, in a larger sense, we can not dedicate—we can not consecrate—we can not hallow—this ground. The brave men, living and dead, who struggled here, have consecrated it, far above our poor power to add or detract. The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here. It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us—that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion—that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain—that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom—and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth."

-Abraham Lincoln

I have a thing for BDC reticles. I like how I don't need to think or make any calculations, I just aim accordingly. Add on wind holds, and I get even more aroused. Maybe it's because I'm a dumb Marine and popped my cherry with the ACOG, but it's just who I am.

So I've been looking for the "perfect scope" for one of my rifles, and I ALMOST found it, a Nightforce 2.5-10x32 with a reticle that I didn't even know existed, the Velocity 600. Unfortunately, the one that I found is the high velocity (HV) reticle, and for 308 with a short barrel, I'm looking for the low velocity (LV) one. Several years ago, this would be easy to locate, but now it appears to be discontinued and gone from everywhere. I called Nightforce this morning, and was subtly laughed at for being stupid and not just adopting mils.

Anyway, does anyone know where I can find One of these old NXS 2.5-10x32s with the Velocity 600 LV reticle? I feel like there's got to be some on a shelf somewhere, or some old hunter who uses something more modern nowadays.

Let me know your thoughts!