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From USA...

they are not from USA,

They try to place the IP address in NY / NJ, but it's coming from across the pond

Scammer are here, they are not going away, 3 accounts zapped just now all linked

Remember, there are NO Deals on the Internet,

If they tell you their friend has it, it's a lie

That thing you want, buy it from a shop

$650, plus UPS shipping

I was doing some ELR stuff this weekend and Mike, the person coaching us, asked the question "WHY DO YOU ZERO AT 100 YARDS?"

We were a bit puzzled with the question because it was the norm that everyone followed.

Well, Mike went on to say that it was likely because back in the day, the most common range for hunting was limited to 100yards because their guns, with some exceptions, didnt shoot well at longer ranges.

Mike went on to share that with today's bullets and advanced ballistics that goes into making them, many of those bullets do not stabilize until after 100yards. For that reason, he said he gets tighter groups at 200 vs 100 yards so that is where he sets his zero.

Interested in thoughts from others???

$650 shipped lower 48 LabRadar BT model works well just not needed. comes with the case, tripod, and a few triggers. It has a homemade 3d printed aiming helper.

Antifa decided to leave their safe spaces of Portland and Austin, well Fort Worth isn’t Austin. Yes they were arrested and will be going to prison, they will get off light considering the chances they could of tried this on someone armed, but a win is still a win.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/texas-po...ifa-attacks-peaceful-drag-show-protesters.amp

Who, except @Redmanss woulda thunk it.

The width of a major feature on the space shuttle was determined by the width of a horse's ass.


The US standard railroad gauge (distance between the rails) is 4 feet, 8.5 inches. That's an exceedingly odd number. Why was that gauge used? Well, because that's the way they built them in England, and English engineers designed the first US railroads. Why did the English build them like that? Because the first rail lines were built by the same people who built the wagon tramways, and that's the gauge they used. So, why did 'they' use that gauge then? Because the people who built the tramways used the same jigs and tools that they had used for building wagons, which used that same wheel spacing. Why did the wagons have that particular odd wheel spacing? Well, if they tried to use any other spacing, the wagon wheels would break more often on some of the old, long distance roads in England . You see, that's the spacing of the wheel ruts. So who built those old rutted roads? Imperial Rome built the first long distance roads in Europe (including England ) for their legions. Those roads have been used ever since. And what about the ruts in the roads? Roman war chariots formed the initial ruts, which everyone else had to match or run the risk of destroying their wagon wheels. Since the chariots were made for Imperial Rome , they were all alike in the matter of wheel spacing. Therefore the United States standard railroad gauge of 4 feet, 8.5 inches is derived from the original specifications for an Imperial Roman war chariot. Bureaucracies live forever. So the next time you are handed a specification/procedure/process and wonder 'What horse's a*s came up with this?', you may be exactly right. Imperial Roman army chariots were made just wide enough to accommodate the rear ends of two war horses. (Two horses' as*es.)  Now, the twist to the story: When you see a Space Shuttle sitting on its launch pad, there are two big booster rockets attached to the sides of the main fuel tank. These are solid rocket boosters, or SRBs. The SRBs are made by Thiokol at their factory in Utah . The engineers who designed the SRBs would have preferred to make them a bit fatter, but the SRBs had to be shipped by train from the factory to the launch site. The railroad line from the factory happens to run through a tunnel in the mountains, and the SRBs had to fit through that tunnel. The tunnel is slightly wider than the railroad track, and the railroad track, as you now know, is about as wide as two horses' behinds. So, a major Space Shuttle design feature, of what is arguably the world's most advanced transportation system, was determined over two thousand years ago by the width of a horse's a*s. And you thought being a horse's a*s wasn't important? Ancient horse's as*es control almost everything.

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Hello everyone,

Machined a full length rail for my manners LRH and screwed up first go around. fixed the mistake, now up for grabs. Uses stock mounting holes for the arca section and the B&T picatinny section, so no extra hardware or modification necessary.

Long story short, math is hard and I messed up the hole pattern on my model. Welded up the holes on the bottom side and ran the program again to fix it.

Ended up taking off 0.010” on the bottom side to make sure I have a clean surface. So the rail itself has a functional dovetail, but fits loose compared to the stock 3.5” section from Manners. You’ll need to tighten ball heads, bipods etc.

Unseen side still has holes on the top opened up, so just a cosmetic issue. Some pitting from the welding on the bottom.

Weights 8 oz, didn’t bother pocketing it out because this was a dud. 14” in length. Sand blasted, not finished, wouldn’t recommend anodize because of the welding. Likely the finish won’t turn out well if anodized.

$40 shipped to you.

Tikka CTR Stainless Steel 308 win for sale.
Has about 200 rounds down the barrel, no obvious marks or scratches. Very accurate rifle, I just never use it. Weighs about 10lbs without a scope.


What's included-
-Tikka CTR 308 SS- Retail price $1250
-KRG bravo chassis w/ spacers-Retail price $400
-Area 419 muzzle brake- Retail $170
-2 Magazines, 1 metal accurate mag, 1 magpul pmag that has been filed to fit tikka's
-Custom bolt knob- Retail $50
$2000 invested and I am selling for $1300 shipped to FFL or $1200 for local pick up in Idaho.
Scope is NOT included!

PM for details or location.
Willing to sell Barreled action and KRG Bravo separately if buyers are found for each.
KRG bravo w/ spacers and 2 Magazines no original box $350 shipped
Barreled action $825 w/o brake or $950 with shipped
Muzzle brake $125 shipped

Does anyone make a clamp type attachment (to mount to a tripod leg)for a Kestrel? If so, a link would be appreciated, or a picture. Thanks,

Andy

These binos are in great condition i dare say good as new. Love them but have been shooting nrl22 and need more FOV. Soft case and neck strap in the box. $1925 tyd
Would consider partial trade for viper hd 12x50 plus cash.

was going to put a new profile in my kestrel and am shooting center-x,, 6 different choices,,,,sigh. any tips on putting center-x into kestrel? not expecting perfection just was thinking it might get me close.

and why does the default mv say 2650 for a center-x 22?

New and Unfired Vudoo 360 Barreled action with TT Diamond Pro Curve Trigger. Barrel is a 22” MTU contour threaded, 30MOA Rail, black with Large Bolt knob. $2000 shipped

This is my first post, my apologies if there is a thread already on this question. I have looked around the forums, and I am not coming up an answer for this question.

In the process of mapping out my first ELR build on a long action ASXR chassis. Does anyone have a recommendation for a solid bag rider, and who has it in stock?

Thank you,

489 pieces 3x fired lapua 6BR brass. has been annealed after every firing. Brass is deprimed and has been tumbled. $225 shipped tyd

Great shooting pistol. I have put 400 rounds through it. Very small cosmetic blemish on the back of the slide (pictured). Otherwise it's a perfect loaded pistol. Comes with everything from the factory and a set of carbon vz operator grips. Asking 3900 obo shipped. I would consider a partial trade for a staccato P

Selling it don't like it as much as I thought I would. Has a couple scratches as shown in the pictures. I was able to squeeze it in a small flate rate box.

$130.00 PP Friend or Venom TYD

An official resident for a week now.

Just selling some firearms that were on my bucket list, and I havent been shooting. Photos show exactly what's included, notes show round count (most are <20 rounds). Shipping is included IF your FFL accepts from a private seller, if not, then add $40 for what my FFL charges to ship them for me, and the extra shipping they tack on over what I pay with my UPS account.

Sig P229 Legion SAO 9mm - This is the Single Action Only model and has about 200 rounds through it - includes Three 15 round mags, Legion soft case, and I dont have the coin for it. You can buy the coin off Sigs website if you really want it, I just can't find it since I moved, and really dont care about it.
SOLD

Sig P226 Legion SAO 9mm - This is the Single Action Only Optics Ready model and has one magazine through it - includes Three 15 round mags, Legion soft case and Legion coin.
SOLD!

Kind of a catch and release for me. I really like this upper and it runs wonderful, but I just keep pulling out the HK heavy barrel RECCE every time and now the only gasser I use is my SPR.

ADCO built, timed, head spaced and loved. Square forge upper, AHI FA BCG, Ballistic Advantage 14.5 1/7 mid gas system, low pro gas block with p/w SureFire. Knights URX 3.1 with panels (more in box) turned to fit no gap, and SamSon VFG for URX mounting. Radian CH. LaRue SPR 1.5 30mm mount included with upper. Not for sale separately.

Leupold Mk4 SPR NOT included at this price. Rear sight not included.

About 75, 77s down range. Flawlessly ran with H2 buffer, ejection is hard rear 3:00 suppressed/unsuppressed

$725.00 shipped with LaRue mount but without glass and rear sight. PayPal/Venmo/ Zelle only on this one.

I’ll try to break it out since I am getting so many ask....

Upper w/o mount $625.00 (these URX rails alone are fetching 4 hundt all day so...hella deal)

Glass alone $500.00 shipped

Glass with mount $600.00 shipped

Upper/mount/glass package deal $1200.00 shipped

Post and PM, there’s been so many ask about glass, it’s goin to be a first “I’ll take it” followed by PM.

All items will ship very next day USPS priority.

Glass is Mk 4 1.5-5 SPR illuminated 30mm with ButlerCreeks

As always prices are best reasonable offer and don’t really need any trades.


I don’t think there is a better priced combo out there.

We can discuss whole package but I will not sell glass alone unless there is a buyer for the upper first.

CCI 450 in Alpha OCD Dasher brass, first firing.

My go-to load of 32.0-gr Varget. It's an older barrel I cut from 26" down to 18".

4 of 20 rounds for zero and quick test had hard bolt lift. The rest were butter. Not sure why. All the brass is virgin: I ran it all through my die and over a neck mandrel like always. ES was 12, SD was 4.2 fps. They average 2,890-fps from the 18" tube and this same load was going 2,960 when it was 26" long.

Wonder if I should back off 0.4-gr or what?

All 20 primers pretty much look like this though. But they haven't been flattened.

I never thought about using tuners. I did do some research on them but could not find anything to fully explain how they worked.

Lately though I started seeing more information on YouTube and websites so I was intrigued. I found that everyone at the top competing in ARA .22 LR is using them. Most Open F-Class folks at the top are using them. I’ve seen some in PRS now using tuner brakes.

So, without any expectations, I bought one from Erik Cortina – the V2 version, and installed it yesterday on my PRS rifle, which came threaded with an 11-degree crown. It’s a 6mm ARC and using Hornady factory ammo – the 108s.

Today I took it to the 100-yard line for some tests. Here’s what it looks like now. This is also to show that I used a bench rest setup to narrow down the variables.



I shot three different lots of ammo totaling 60-rounds.

For brevity, these images below are the highlights. The first thing noticed was that my zero changed quite a bit - .3~.4 Mils low. I adjusted .3 mils for the second lot test. It is very important to note that so called "fliers" are gone. There were zero wide or low "flier" shots out of 60.

This first image is from my most accurate Lot. The numbers represent the tuner settings (0-25). The second row is for repeatability. Setting 5 is the most accurate, although I only had 2 shots left they went in the same hole!


The third lot tested is also very good. By then I was just testing random settings - on all three lots Setting #5 was the best. Interesting that all the groups shot at the same settings look very similar to the first Lot tested. There is repeatability. Setting 5 on this lot was 3-shots (not 2-shots like the first lot.) Still one ragged hole.



SOLD!