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“Built to the same high standards as Bear Creek Arsenal’s renowned rifles and uppers..."

I think they might.

I ordered a Magnus back in July and I didn’t call them to pester them for when it might come in but once or twice because I don’t want to be “that guy“. But each time they’re like “no problem man we get these calls all the time.”

Then I got a shipping notice a week ago, but it didn’t really contain a lot of information so I called to make sure they had my SOT on file and they did and we’re very nice and helpful again

The can was intended for a bear hunt next week and obviously will not arrive in time so I got to reading about the Magnus and since it is going on a magnum caliber, I would probably be better off having the full-size rather than the “S” especially since I decided the ultra seven I have is a better suppressor for my hunting needs. So I called them again to see where it was in the system and if it was already on a form 3 or whatever and the guy went down and found that it was about to ship out, but he said “no problem. We can cancel that order. Not a problem at all.”

I honestly wonder if it’s not already on a form 3 and it’s gonna be a pain to cancel the order - we shall see

But regardless, they have to be some of the most pleasant guys to interact with whenever I call them on the phone and they will preferentially receive my business for everything I need in the future

Looking to sell some extra stuff laying around.

ARC CDG SA - pivoting - 30 moa - with 223, 308, and mag bolt faces. Small bit of burnishing on front guide face that interfaces with guiding action in to the lugs. (NOT on the lug surface) discussed with Arc and it has no impact on function or safety. Just a trade off from not having any guide rails and using bolt body to guide. Gen 1 trigger hangar that has been clearanced for a timney/B&A

Asking $1125 for action - 3BFs - and action wrench. Can throw in PBB 6.5 prc barrel for $50

Minox ZP5 3-15 MR2 reticle - no rings, comes with box and caps. Glass is amazing. By far my favorite scope but I need two scopes so this has to go. $1600

B&A 2 stage flat shoe Tacsport Pro - $210

MPA Comp - older model, no spigot, and some of the hardware has surface rust. Mechanically sound, just not the prettiest. $550

Atlas PSR w/ RRS clamp $265

Multiple items can be worked for package deals
Only trades are as follows:
Athlon Cronus g2 4.5-29
Steiner h6xi
Bushnell LRHS2
Maven RS1.2
Trijicon Tenmile 3-18
Tikka carbon stock
Large travel duffel bag (Osprey, etc.)
308 185 jugg ammo

I have a Delta 66 300 Win Mag built on a Surgeon 1086 with a Magazine. It is 22 inch barrel threaded 9/16 by 24 Class IIIA for one of my cans. It has a S&B 3X27 PMII with a Badger EFR with all rails included and the test target I believe is .058.

Please PM me of call 310-275-8797 if you are serious...

Thank you

Mike R.

I have a pair of lightly used AI AW 10 round .308 magazines asking $160.00 to your door...payment via PPFF

I have NIB SG Pulse with both picatinny and m-lok mounts asking $120.00 to your door...payment via PPFF

This is an excellent shape 4-16x42 F1 ATACR w/ the Mil-XT reticle.

Sold the rifle this was on, hardly shot it.

One small mark on the tube towards the mag ring, otherwise it’s pretty perfect. Glass is perfect, everything is in working order and this copy tracks perfect from my tests.

$2099 Shipped/Insured to CONUS Only

PP F&F

No trades.

Bought rifle used a month ago. I immed noticed feed & eject problems with several Hornady ammo types, but Hornady Match seemed to work ok. That's now changed. Hornady Match no longer feeds or ejects reliably. As you read the symptoms, keep in mind that symptoms have gotten progressively worse over the last month of prob 60rds fired. Ideas from the brain trust?

Symptoms:

1) The pic below shows the part I'm talking about. As I understand it, that bit is the (I'm making up the name) positive feed case rim grabber. To my surprise, it flops in and out of position, vs. having any spring behind it that might keep it flush with the bolt face or proud of the bolt face. Sometimes it seems to grab a rim, sometimes it stays rearward and doesn't grab the rim, sometimes it goes proud and the case sits not on the face of the bolt but on top of the forward rim grabber. Spring missing?

2) Rounds don't want to chamber all the way in. Sometimes I can see them hanging on the case rim grabber and therefore not seating back against the bolt face, but sometimes the rear of the case seems to fit against the face fine but the bolt is still reluctant to go the last little bit forward so that it can then be rotated down. To be clear, the bolt won't rotate down into place when feeing a round. Sometimes the case looks to be properly positioned under the rim grabber, sometimes it's sitting on top of the rim grabber--but either way, that bolt isn't gonna rotate.

If every round was sitting on top of the forward (proud) positioned rim grabber, that would explain ammo getting shoved too deep into the chamber, but since many of the cases don't appear to get stuck on top of a proud rim grabber, but instead the case's rim is properly seated under it, I worry that I'm looking at more than one issue.

3) Once the round is fed such that the bolt is forward, but won't rotate down, now the bolt won't go rearward w/o a gentle tap with a rubber mallet. Like maybe the rim grabber has a good grip on the round, but the round doesn't want to come out.

I called Devildog so see if they might have some insights, but they're not answering their phones nor responding to emails. They also don't make the Hog anymore.

Bolt does fine with no ammo. Symptoms same with both mags. using a chamber brush, I cleaned the heck out of the chamber area. There's no failure of the cartridge to move forward from mag to chamber, it's the last couple mm of round insertion that is the problem. Rounds eject fine, once bolt gets bonked open.

I'm thinking the rifle needs to go a smith. Be good to have some insights tho.

Cheers,

Sirhr

Apparently, they're still sorting it out. No real confirmation on the number of casualties but there were some. According to the latest report, there were two shooters. One is in custody and the other was "neutralized" at the scene. Looks like they'll have a presser at about 4pm. We'll see.

Matrix Pro 2 chassis RH Rem 700 SA midnight bronze color with 2 NV Bridges sold

I have a fair bit of experience shooting suppressed, but until recently, I've never felt compelled to own a suppressor. I've always thought that shooting suppressed was more of a pain in the butt than it was worth.

I have, however, reached the point where I'm thinking that it doesn't make sense not to invest in a few. In any case, I have a couple of them coming. The big question that I have bouncing around in my head now is the attachment method.

It was my intention to just go direct thread, but the YHM srx system seems pretty cool. In my research, I've run across comments made by reviewers wherein they noted that the choice of mounting system can affect the sound of the report to the extent that it can make the difference between the report being painful to the ear and not.

Have any of you experienced this?

Trying to figure out where money would be best spent.. I have a V22 with a 20" barrel that was built 5 years ago. I have a decent range to shoot at that minimizes wind however, I struggle with vertical dispersion shooing center x at 300yds. At best, I'm grouping ~ 2.5MOA. Ive been debating on doing a barrel swap but I'm not sure the juice is worth the squeeze. 50 - 200 consistently print sub MOA.

I have tried multiple brands and lots of ammo to include CCI green tag wich had the lowest ES of all but prefomed terribly at 100yds. Best prefomer has been center X and MV's show ~1080.

The end goal is to have a rifle that can shoot a wide birth of ammo well. Im tired of chasing lots and buying bricks that ultimaly will never get used not to mention the availbliliy of Lupua seems to be increasingly elusive.

Open to any suggestions to include re-chambering my exisiting barrel.

-Jay

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Only 3 months old. Glass is mint and scope has minor scratch from being run in a couple of matches. I have kept the lenses covers on, its a FFP Mil-XT. Asking $1850 shipped.

The owner of the rifle felt it wasn’t shooting good enough. He thinks the steel isn’t good. So, he decided to make his own bushing and put it on a cleaning rod and push it down the bore to check the barrel. He feels there are tight spots in it. I’ll guarantee you that he scored the tops of the lands. Barrel is guaranteed junk now.
Any lint, dirt, carbon particles etc.... will get forced between the slug and the bore and your going to do damage. Worse yet.... a steel bushing was made and to what spec it was made to and your pushing it down the bore. Nothing but a disaster here.

Nothing in his email about how he’s cleaning it, how many rounds on it… how it’s shooting etc… not to mention what the diameter/spec he made his custom steel bushing to in order to check the bore.

Yes.... No warranty being given.

I'm refraining from using very choice words right now!

I have a Les Baer Ultimate 308 Match Rifle up for grabs. This is the Monolithic SWAT model with the Upper Receiver being a one piece Monolithic version for Ultimate Strength and Accuracy. It has a 20" Heavy 1x10 Twist Match Barrel that is Threaded 5/8x24" for a Suppressor and also has a SuperLative Arms adjustable Gas Block to Fine Tune your Suppressor. This Rifle is a Tack Driver with and without using a Suppressor, and the adjustable Gas Block works Flawlessly. Features a Magpul PRS Stock, MagPul Grip, and a Geissele 2 Stage Match Trigger.

These are Super Hard to find and nearly impossible to get one that was Factory Threaded for a Suppressor as Les Baer only did this for Police Officers with Department Letterhead and it was still like Pulling Teeth with Les due to his Liberal Views.

This one is in Excellent Condition with less than 400 rounds shot down the pipe. No jamming issues whatsoever and it shoots Bug Holes.

$OLD Shipped & Insured.

NightForce ATACR, Spuhr Mount, AAC Suppressor, and Harris SBR Bipod are Not included.

Located in Cheyenne. Can meet up to the Loveland, CO area for powder/primers.

Powder
Varget 4 - 1# and 1 - 10ish oz $50/lb $220 for all of it
H4350 4 - 1# $50/lb
H1000 4 - 1# $50/lb
Retumbo - 1/2# $20
Hybrid 100V 2 - 1# $40/lb
Staball Match 1 - 1# $50/lb
Ramshot Hunter 3 - 1# $30/lb
Norma MRP 1 - 1# $40/lb
RL19 2 - 1# $60/lb
RL17 1 - 5# $260
RL25 1 - 1# $60/lb
RL10x 1 - 1/2# $25
H4895 8lb jug weighs 6 lbs $250
CFE BLK 1 - 1# and 1 - 14ish oz $80 for all of it
CFE 223 1 - 1# $40/lb
H110 1 - 1# $40/lb
Accurate #9 - 1# $40

Primers
GM210M 2500 - $260
CCI 41 2500 - $250
CCI 450 2900 - $250
Winchester LRP 300 - $15
Winchester WLR 400 - $25

Bullets
.264 143 eldx 300 - $120
.284 139 LRX 50 - $40
.284 145 LRX 50 - $40
.308 165 Trophy Bonded Tip -
.308 175 LRX 100 - $80
.308 130 TTSX 200 - $140
.308 150 TTSX 50 - $35
.308 165 accubond pulled 320 - $150 SPF

Single stage TT diamond curved $225 shipped

manners T4a team elite shell bedded for terminus Zeus with m24/proof sendero barrel channel with m5 bottom metal $950 obro shipped. My terminus fed 308 from aw mags without a hitch with this setup.

Bix'N Andy Tac Sport single stage right handed Remington 700 trigger with flat shoe. VERY little use (kept as a backup and used for single range session to ensure function). I believe specs are adjustable from 4.5lbs down to 10oz. $250 shipped to lower 48, happy to quote shipping to other states/territories.

My other listings:

500 115gr DTAC Blems

Hawkins Tank 6mm Brake

Manners TCS Rem 700 SA RH

Minox MD 80 ZR with Reticle

Saw this in the sky tonight over far Northern Komifornia....not my video but apparently it's Starlink. Hell of attention getter when you don't know wtf!!

I'm shooting the 108gr ELDM from a 6mmGT in a Brux barrel. I tested loads with one particular box to check if my barrel liked the bullet - shot 3x 10rd groups around 0.5-.0.6 MOA group size (0.05 - .06MRAD mean radius). Seemed all good, so I purchased 1000 bullets of a different production lot, and now I'm getting 10rd group sizes around 0.9-1+ MOA (mean radius 0.07+ MRAD) with that lot.

This is pretty frustrating, all I can pin it on is lot-to-lot variation in the bullets - the 1K I bought coming from a lot where, for whatever reason, the quality of the bullets is lower.

Anyone else seen a degree of lot-to-lot variation like this?

If that's the problem, what can be done about it? Really hard to test a production lot before buying the same lot in bulk with the market conditions these days