Gay tiger
- By Mj1995
- The Bear Pit
- 6 Replies
If anyone shooting the gay tiger cartridges was interested in getting a shirt. These are in the kids section at target. Didn't check adult's section. Shooting a gt? Have your kids at the match cheering you on in this shirt!
Feedback Another scammer: Eliteshotgunshop.com
- By GBMaryland
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 4 Replies
I just got this an email from Cole Gun. If you’re a shotgun or you probably know about them, their primary claim the fame is they will make you a really decent stock for a shotgun or rifle…
Gavin Newsom Asks Social Media Users to Help Design New California Coin and it Blows Up in His Face.
- By PatMiles
- The Bear Pit
- 5 Replies
Oops: Gavin Newsom Asks Social Media Users to Help Design New California Coin and it Blows Up in His Face | The Gateway Pundit | by Cullen Linebarger
California Governor Gavin Newsom asked social media users to help design a new $1 coin to honor the state’s innovations on Thursday, and it unsurprisingly blew up in his face.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
California Governor Gavin Newsom asked social media users to help design a new $1 coin to honor the state’s innovations on Thursday, and it unsurprisingly blew up in his face.
As Gateway Pundit readers know, the Golden State is suffering from various maladies under Newsom’s watch. These include a severe homelessness epidemic, skyrocketing crime, unaffordable taxes, and high electricity costs.
This has led to a mass exodus of businesses and residents. But Newsom, for some reason, thought social media users would lavish California with praise instead.
Newsom probably wishes he never clicked “publish” because the replies he received were universally negative. Many of these focused on the filthy streets, Californians leaving for greener pastures, and even Newsom’s tyrannical COVID-19 pandemic policies.
Here are some of the most savage replies:
YOU KNOW THAT THE COIN IS GOING TO DEPICT CALIFORNIA AS THE LAND OF MILK AND HONEY!
Optics Minox ZP5 5-25 - 1500$ - with seekins / vortex Rings
- By BLopina
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 4 Replies
For sale I have a used Minox ZP5 5-25
It is 5 years old but hasn’t been used a ton on my backup gun. I’m downsizing to 1 gun.
This scope tracks true and I’d trust my life to it. It has no major blemishes. It does however have some discoloration on the turrets from the anodizing type they use.
I have only cleaned the lenses once and do everything I can to keep them clean. There are no scratches, water spots, etc. always use lens caps!
All turret marks line up perfectly on this one and it has really nice tactics clicks. 3rd gen turrets. Crispy!
I will post some more pictures when I get home.
Will accept all money offers. No trades please.
It is 5 years old but hasn’t been used a ton on my backup gun. I’m downsizing to 1 gun.
This scope tracks true and I’d trust my life to it. It has no major blemishes. It does however have some discoloration on the turrets from the anodizing type they use.
I have only cleaned the lenses once and do everything I can to keep them clean. There are no scratches, water spots, etc. always use lens caps!
All turret marks line up perfectly on this one and it has really nice tactics clicks. 3rd gen turrets. Crispy!
I will post some more pictures when I get home.
Will accept all money offers. No trades please.
Marshal dead in shootout in Charlotte
- By Fig
- The Bear Pit
- 131 Replies
BREAKING UPDATE: Four Charlotte Law Enforcement Officers Dead, Several Wounded in Shootout - Suspect is Also Dead | The Gateway Pundit | by Cristina Laila
Update: 4 law enforcement officers are dead and five are wounded after a shootout with a suspect.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
I'm amazed this doesn't happen more often with the kinds of warrants that US Marshals serve. I'm sure when we find out who the perp is (most likely posthumously) he's going to be the worst of the worst.
SOLD Not your average 640!
- By mi650
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 4 Replies
Gone to auction.
Very nice low mileage 640 no dash, ported, adjustable front sight, 3" barrel (actually measures 2 3/4).
And it's .38 Special, not .357!
$925 ftf, or + shipping from my ffl to yours. All considered, this is the low end of estimates.
Comes with an S&W case, not sure it's the original.
Very nice low mileage 640 no dash, ported, adjustable front sight, 3" barrel (actually measures 2 3/4).
And it's .38 Special, not .357!
$925 ftf, or + shipping from my ffl to yours. All considered, this is the low end of estimates.
Comes with an S&W case, not sure it's the original.
When and Why Group Buys
- By Lowlight
- The Armory
- 53 Replies
Over the years, Sniper's Hide has done a ton of group buys. Some of the older members will still go that route, like @bohem did from Patriot Valley last week.
Group buys are a great way to engage the community, highlight your service or get a new product off the ground. Some notable first time group buys include Glen Seekins, the very first Seekins were released on here via a group buy.
A few things have changed over the years. In the past people didn't mind ordering it upfront, or helping them craft the product to build. Like the McMillan A5 stock that was designed on here, it became one of their most popular stocks to date. The members here over the years have asked companies to take a risk on their ideas and often they have worked out for all parties. The A5 bottom metal is one example, we launched it here to see how it worked.
I wouldn't mind seeing a few more, bigger projects, etc, every now and then someone will ask a question about it, but when they hear about changes to the model, they often say no. Guys what stuff now, nobody wants to wait, which is unfortunate as something do take time and resources. If you have them, a group buy can still work, as well to conduct market research. How will your idea be received, do people like it as is, or should you modify it ? All solid questions a company today might ask.
I have a small group buy in the works right now. This is an old school one that came back around as part of a request. So I wanted to drop a few breadcrumbs to show you what we have in mind, how we want to drop this buy, and what extras we're are putting in.
First off,
Documenting the project as you go... we started off with a question on the forum, the next step is making chips.'
Right you have to make stuff, and I need some rings, QD that wins a majority of the Army tests. Sure they might drop a competitor on top, but when you look at the numbers, this is no holds bar champ out there. Don't let em fool ya, they can replace smaller parts, bipods, slings, and mounts so the contract winner isn't always the contract company. On top of that, if they swap it out for a cheaper brand they can keep the difference.
If you ever want to an Alaska Precision Rifle class, we check scopes. Every class we check scopes. Why because scopes, mounting, came be a problem that shows up downrange. Knowing your stuff works, comes on and off correctly is important. We don't damage control the scopes too much when we see an issue, no time. Instead we swap them out and our main mount is this one.
So here is an example of the mounts. I have a very long relationship with GDI going back to Rifles Only Days.
They was the Prymid from a few years ago, the version Marco is release is going to be the PROM which is the full sized model vs the smaller option.
The mounting system is really the claim to fame here. These mounts are perfect for in the field, You lock them one, you can secure even better with a 1/4 turn on the slot screws and they have near perfect return to zero.
In about 3 weeks' we'll announce a group buy, discounts for SH Members, Branded T Shirt, fast shipping. Standby
Group buys are a great way to engage the community, highlight your service or get a new product off the ground. Some notable first time group buys include Glen Seekins, the very first Seekins were released on here via a group buy.
A few things have changed over the years. In the past people didn't mind ordering it upfront, or helping them craft the product to build. Like the McMillan A5 stock that was designed on here, it became one of their most popular stocks to date. The members here over the years have asked companies to take a risk on their ideas and often they have worked out for all parties. The A5 bottom metal is one example, we launched it here to see how it worked.
I wouldn't mind seeing a few more, bigger projects, etc, every now and then someone will ask a question about it, but when they hear about changes to the model, they often say no. Guys what stuff now, nobody wants to wait, which is unfortunate as something do take time and resources. If you have them, a group buy can still work, as well to conduct market research. How will your idea be received, do people like it as is, or should you modify it ? All solid questions a company today might ask.
I have a small group buy in the works right now. This is an old school one that came back around as part of a request. So I wanted to drop a few breadcrumbs to show you what we have in mind, how we want to drop this buy, and what extras we're are putting in.
First off,
Documenting the project as you go... we started off with a question on the forum, the next step is making chips.'
Right you have to make stuff, and I need some rings, QD that wins a majority of the Army tests. Sure they might drop a competitor on top, but when you look at the numbers, this is no holds bar champ out there. Don't let em fool ya, they can replace smaller parts, bipods, slings, and mounts so the contract winner isn't always the contract company. On top of that, if they swap it out for a cheaper brand they can keep the difference.
If you ever want to an Alaska Precision Rifle class, we check scopes. Every class we check scopes. Why because scopes, mounting, came be a problem that shows up downrange. Knowing your stuff works, comes on and off correctly is important. We don't damage control the scopes too much when we see an issue, no time. Instead we swap them out and our main mount is this one.
So here is an example of the mounts. I have a very long relationship with GDI going back to Rifles Only Days.
They was the Prymid from a few years ago, the version Marco is release is going to be the PROM which is the full sized model vs the smaller option.
The mounting system is really the claim to fame here. These mounts are perfect for in the field, You lock them one, you can secure even better with a 1/4 turn on the slot screws and they have near perfect return to zero.
In about 3 weeks' we'll announce a group buy, discounts for SH Members, Branded T Shirt, fast shipping. Standby
SOLD SAC creedmoor sizing die
- By Mudman61
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 3 Replies
SOLD Short Action Custom creedmoor sizing die with .290 bushing almost new sized about 200 rounds
PayPal only
PayPal only
SOLD MPA Matrix PRO W/ Full internal weights & external weights
- By iMarvin
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 8 Replies
Attachments
SOLD MPA BA Comp Rem 700SA
- By mike_srt4
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 2 Replies
SOLD
I picked this up here until my Foundation stock was ready, just got it in so turning this loose. I shot some great groups during initial load development with this chassis. I contemplated keeping it but just doesn’t make sense, so for sale it goes.
Action screws included.
$850 CONUS
Paypal Friend and family.
I picked this up here until my Foundation stock was ready, just got it in so turning this loose. I shot some great groups during initial load development with this chassis. I contemplated keeping it but just doesn’t make sense, so for sale it goes.
Action screws included.
$850 CONUS
Paypal Friend and family.
