Obviously the S3 is all the buzz. I was sent one to run through its paces, and think this thing is a really nice value with an absolutely absurd amount of elevation. They advertise 46mils or something, mine was well over 50 and tracked very well across the entire range. The glass is competitive with others as well.

Here are some comparison shots. Before the photo snobs pick everything apart, these were locked settings with a newer iphone, and track well with my (and another observer's) personal observations. The biggest gripe about these photos is that the S3 has a red coating on the glass that you don't see at all when actually using the optic, but a camera grabs it. So, as impossible as it may be, pretend that the red reflection doesn't exist.

Eyebox on the S3 is not as friendly as the S5, it is more touchy and "on/off" rather than being able to shift with a black border on one side, etc. It isn't crazy tight by any means, but the S5 is a kickass scope IMO and bats with the ZCO. Some may not like the huge turrets, but that's a conversation for another day.

Turrets feel fine, not super audible, not super mushy, not insanely crisp. I like how the windage knob is offset a bit for better viewing behind the scope. Reticle is satisfactory for my uses, weight feels reasonable, overall build is stout feeling.

Without further conversation, the unedited photos incoming. It's going to take multiple comments for all these, give me a few minutes before any responses so things can go right in order!

This ought to be interesting!

This ought to be real interesting!

Queen Elizabeth dead at 96

Anyone ever hear about the fella from ireland that was having all of the problems there. Was a few years ago.
Was it eddieo or something like that. I remember someone on here was in contact with him back then and he had went dark from all of the stuff going on over there. Just curious

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She, in an unsolicticed statement, throws out the idea she wants to buy land, and have mines around the perimeter as the first layer of compound defense.


Much neat
MOAR speak....

The lead detective lied on the warrant and she knew that he did and signed on to help it look better for the judge. Why? Because she was afraid of reprisal from her badge buddies.
Why did it take months for the postal inspector to refute the detective's claims? Can't cross the blue?
I hope they all get to stay in general pop.

Title says all. Anyone used this site?

Can’t wait to see the narrative in this one.

Looks like they finally got through

A XLR industries Envy pro chassis
for Rem 700 SA with updated magazine adjustment. Freshly anodized by XLR industries along with bag rider,NV hood and thumbrest. Built in arca rail and overall in amazing shape. Will post photos later today. Please feel free to ask any questions. $930 shipped

I had a previous thread asking about rye like Whistle Pig 10 year old. I have tried a few and decided to stay with it. Now, I am trying to formulate a cocktail with it. I tried 1.5 oz Whistle Pig, 0.75 oz Cointreau, and 3 dashes of Regan's Orange Bitters. I like the addition of orange flavor, but not the added roughness--the Whistle Pig alone was smoother. Can anyone recommend a change in proportions? Thanks in advance.

Hornady LNL Case Prep Trio $80
Lee Perfect Powder measure $20
Hornady 223 Case Gauge $15
Lee Precision Factory Crimps Dies in 223 Rem, 30-30 Win, 38/357,270 Win $15 Ea
Hornady Custom Grade Dies in 270 Win, 40/10mm, 38/357, 223 Rem, 30-30 Win $35 Ea
Two Hornady LnL Spent Primer Catchers $15
Hornady LnL AP Tool Caddy w/tools $35
Hornady LnL Bullet Feed Die 9mm/380, 40/10mm $35 Ea
Hornady Die Wrench Deluxe $25
Hornady LnL Lg Primer Tube Set $20
Hornady LnL AP Shell Plate #6, #8, #10, #16 & Two #45s
$30 Ea

All items are brand new. There will be more to follow and pics upon request.

Not saying this is the case. This is just theoretical.

Let's just say for legal purposes, a used unit is sold by a department to a reputable dealer. The dealer then sells it to the public.. If the unit ever fails or has an issues of any kind and partially works, can that unit be sent in to the MFG to be repaired even for non-warranty repairs OR will said MFG probably keep the unit even if one can provide that they purchased the unit from a reputable dealer?

Selling a Smith and Wesson Mod 29-2 in .44 magnum w/ 6" barrel. Based on the serial number and what I found online it was manufactured in 1980. Super smooth double action. Finish is in great shape as shown in the pictures. Happy to send more pics if you want them. Looking for $1300 shipped. I can do PayPal (f&f), Zelle, Venmo, or USPS MO. Ships to your FFL. If your FFL requires shipment from another FFL and not an individual let me know (might be an extra charge from my FFL).

Feel free to ask any questions.

Only potential trades:
- MDT HNT26 (R700)
- Impact 737T right handed, full rail, aw cut

Thanks for looking!

I don't know anything about this ammo, except it's made in the USA. Seems like a good deal. I ordered 1000 rounds for a rainy day. Shipping was only $28 for me.

45acp 230 gr JHP

DETAILS​

Manufacturer: Ammo Inc
Model Number: 45230JHP-A20
Ammo Bullet Type: Jacketed Hollow Point
Ammo Casing Type: Brass
Ammo Bullet Weight: 230 grain
Ammo Round Count: 20/Box
Caliber Multi: .45 Auto
Muzzle Energy: 409 lb/ft
Muzzle Velocity: 895 fps
Application: Personal Protection, Target
Series/Collection: Signature
Test Barrel Length: 5"

Just wanted to see what advice you guys have on the topic. I have a few guns I would like to sell. Typically I would sell them on here or gunbroker since you never get near the actual value at a gun store. However I’m scared to do this now without an ffl since the new gun control act where they changed the wording “Section 921(a) of title 18, United States Code, is amended--
(1) in paragraph (21)(C), by striking ``with the principal
objective of livelihood and profit'' and inserting ``to
predominantly earn a profit'';”

Just wondered you guys take on this. If it worth getting a ffl to sell one or two guns every once and awhile out of my personal collection.?

$2000.00 or BO.
Looking to sell my Accuracy International AE MK3. 22” 6.5 Creedmoor. Rebarreled by TC Customs about 6 years ago. 660 round count. 5/8-24 muzzle threads with cap. Have both black thumbhole, and green pistol grip sides. 1 5 round magazine.
Must ship to FFL that accepts transfers from private citizen.

This will primarily be used as a day pack for matches, hiking, coyote or whitetail hunting. I'd like to be able to strap a bolt gun or an AR and tripod to the outside with at least 2500 CI in the pack. I'd like to keep it around $350 if possible. My short list so far:

Mystery ranch metcalf
Mystery ranch sawtooth 45
Sitka Mountain 2700 with kifaru gun bearer (can't find many on this one and its only rated to 45lbs so I'm a bit iffy on it)
Eberlestock G4 operator

Anybody have experience with these or have any additional recommendations?

Saw this on ARFcom

This was put together and partially broken in with 25 rds. Has sat in the safe ever since. Would like to move it for other planned projects.

Manners TCS in “Back in Black” with double dead fill with Sikes rail and clutch

Impact 737R action with 308 bolt face

Triggertech Diamond 2 stage trigger

Proof 26” stainless steel competition barrel 1:7.5” twist chambered in 6mm creedmoor

Area 419 Hellfire Match brake

Will not sell stock until barreled action is sold. Was broken in with factory Hornady 108s. Have plenty of ammo that can be included with purchase.

$3300 shipped in cont US. Located in Nashville.

Scope, mount and bipod not included.

Bought from a member here last year to compare against a 30. Very clean 27. Comes with kit pictured and I can get pics through the unit for anyone interested.

$5,000 insured and shipped overnight

A Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request by Gun Owners of America (GOA) secured release of information surrounding a form which was used by the FBI in an effort to secure forfeiture of Second Amendment rights.


Ammoland.com warned of the FBI effort in 2019, after GOA discovered the “NICS Indices Self-Submission Form” in December 2019.


The form gave Americans the opportunity to “voluntarily” give up their Second Amendment rights, allowing no means by which the forfeited rights could be resecured.


GOA filed a FOIA suit for information related to the form and its use by the FBI.

On September 6, 2022, the Daily Caller reported that GOA’s FOIA request revealed that the FBI actually took the form to the homes of some Americans, presenting those Americans with the option of giving up their Second Amendment rights:

The forms were presented by the FBI to people at their homes and in other undisclosed locations, according to bureau documents unearthed through the Freedom of Information Act by the firearm rights group GOA…At least 15 people between 2016 and 2019 signed the secret forms, which ask signatories to declare themselves as either a “danger” to themselves or others or lacking “mental capacity adequately to contract or manage” their lives.

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On September 7, 2022, Breitbart News spoke with GOA VP Erich Pratt about the FBI effort and he said:

This self-reporting form became a tool for the FBI to pressure law-abiding Americans, who have committed no crimes, to voluntarily forfeit their Second Amendment rights. The agency would put the squeeze on people to surrender their rights, based simply on hearsay evidence. And then, just like Red Flag laws, a gun owner could lose their gun rights without ever appearing before a judge or jury.
Congress must investigate to ensure that this system and any forms tied to it have been destroyed, and most importantly, the officials responsible must be held to account for their actions which have betrayed the trust of the American people.

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Pratt also noted, “This is just the latest example of the FBI going rogue and abusing their authority to the detriment of Americans’ Constitutionally guaranteed rights. Given the Bureau’s unwillingness to answer questions or cooperate with GOA’s investigation, coupled with a total lack of Congressional oversight, this system is likely to have been misused — and the FBI knows it.”