Brand new MDT Bipod, bought this for a photoshoot that ended up not happening.

Bipod is brand new. BTC head, can mount to Pic or ARCA.

$520 Shipped

it worked and saved lives

Remington 700 Sendero II 300 WM:
-26” 300 Winchester magnum
-McMillan A5 adjustable (not bedded)
-BDL hinged floorplate
-Trigger Tech primary ~2.5lbs
-B&T pic rail for bipod
-Nightforce 20MOA rail
(Also have 2 piece stainless base)
-Vortex viper HST 6-24MRAD SFP
-11lb 10oz as pictured

Asking price:
$1800 with optic
$1500 rifle only

Shipping and insurance not included in pricing

Left hand Defiance Ruckus tactical. Short action, standard/308 bolt, 90 degree bolt lift. Roughly 2500 rounds on it. New firing pin spring and bolt stop installed 500 rounds ago for preventative maintenance. This is a pre buyout action. Not sure if that matters to anyone.

$1050 shipped. Your FFl must except transfers from individuals.

No trades please.

Nothing about the shooter, why would that be?

Brand new in box Zermatt Arms TL3 Long Action with magnum bolt face and a 30 MOA Base.

Ordered this from Zermatt about 4 months ago, it just came in and no longer need it.

$1,100 shipped to your FFL SPF

This is AI PN - 26699PB

Accuracy International M700 Long action chassis in Pale Brown. New condition, still in the original box. Comes with one magazine and the hardware.

$1100 shipped

Payment via Venmo, Zelle, CashApp, or Paypal

Perhaps I should just go ahead and tag @Gunfighter14e2 on this post from the get-go but I had a question about purchasing one's first Ham radio.

For a bit of housekeeping- I've mentioned it here before but I had gotten my technician ticket a number of years ago (it's still current) and haven't done anything with it. Truth be told (and I might have said this before) but I pursued getting my license as just an alternative from drinking beer and arguing with folks here in the Pit. Reckon I thought I'd be spending my time better learning something new.

Only problem is I never didn't anything with it once I got my license initially. I had read that the volunteer testers often times would allow someone to "test up" and see if they could pass the exam for the higher license (and dang rabbit I would have passed the 'General" exam with flying colors given the opportunity) but the event I found myself in only allowed testing for the Tech license.

Alright- moving on, I'm approaching the point where I'll need to (if nothing else) renew my license with the FCC (which they're now charging for as of recent). I don't want to necessary squander my previous attempts of acquiring knowledge but I'm also struggling with renewing my license if I haven't so much have touched a HAM radio in almost 10 years.

I'm as introverted as they come but I have had it in my head that I owed it to myself to at least give this hobby an honest shake and see where that takes me.

That said- I'm looking at two polar ends of the spectrum/price point. The models I'm looking at are both handheld & triband but their prices are vastly different...

The models I'm looking at are:

This Kenwood on the "high" end: https://www.kenwood.com/usa/com/amateur/th-d75a/


and the "lower end" being this particular Yaseu, the VX-6R: https://www.yaesu.com/jp/en/products/ama_handheld.html

On one hand- since I haven't done jack squat with my HAM ticket for over half a decade- part of me wants to just be dismissive and cut my losses. If I really felt contrary- I'd buy the Yaseu and run away with my asian princess.

But- that just doesn't seem to be how it works right?

Brand new waxed canvas OG shooting bag by Armageddon gear. Standard fill (7lbs).

Clearing out my shooting bag collection, I have a few other bags for sale as well.

Asking $90

Nothing too clever with the title but being direct- I'm looking at purchasing either a 1/4 or 1/2 cow this fall and was looking for some thoughts/experiences from others that have done such (for those that haven't, yes- this really is a thing)

As a bit of housekeeping (as the devil is always in the details)... now that I'm in a house I have a 20 cu. ft. upright freezer that I recently purchased and I'm looking at purchasing either a 1/4 or 1/2 a cow. From what I'm seeing in my research on the topic- a 1/2 cow should take about 8-10 cubic feet so approximately half of what I have available in the new freezer.

That said- stated numbers and realistic numbers don't always align and I keep looking inside this freezer and have to believe that 1/2 cow (~260lbs of beef if my research is accurate) is going to take up far more than just half of this freezer regardless of what the Internet says it will. If you have any experience with this type of purchase- I'd like to hear your experience.

The other question that comes to mind is regardless of whether it's 1/4 or 1/2 cow- how does one allocate the cuts. There's a farm within a half hour or so from here that participates in this type of thing. Seems that the standard business practice is (1) paying the farmer and (2) paying the butcher they aligned with.

To make things simpler on my question- what I'm seeing is paying the farm around $2K for a half cow's worth of beef & an additional $350-$400 to the butcher the farmer works with to cut it up & package the meat (depending on the cuts/allocation of how the portion of cow is butchered).

For my wife & myself- we'd be primarily interested in choosing the premium cuts (steaks, roasts, straps, etc) and using the rest of the cow towards burger. Just a specific way of saying we'd likely be on the higher end of the butcher costs based off of my experience with butchering deer.

So (I know getting long winded) with the cards now on the table...

(1) If you've purchased cows by the quarter or half, was it worth it
(2) How much space in the freezer did either the quarter or half take and now long did it last you
(3) would you go through the process again
(4) any advice on what cuts to get using this approach & conversely which cuts to avoid.
(5) Any tips on packing the meat for the freezer? I ask that because I'm assuming I'll need to factor in purchasing a high quality vacuum sealer to make this plan of mine work.

Thanks in advance.

-LD

Gun Room Cleanout
-Remington 700 SPS in 308
-KRG Bravo in ODG
-Trigger tech special
-20in barrel
-threaded muzzle 5/8x24
-20 MOA rail
$1000

Have original black hogue stock if interested
(Pics if requested)
$100

Ruger American Predator in 6.5 creedmoor
-Magpul Hunter Stock in FDE
-AREA 419 weighted arca rail
-threaded muzzle 5/8x24
-Primary Arms Gen 1 ACCS Apollo 6.5 Creedmoor reticle with rings
(Shot in NRL Hunter and came in just over 15lbs with MDT CKYE Pod double pull)
(Pics coming soon)
$900

MDT LSS XL GEN 2 in black
-Savage 110 footprint(fits both bolt spacings)
-Fixed interface
-Carbine adapter
-Lightweight carbine stock
(Pics coming soon)
$500

MDT Premier Gen 1 in FDE
-Remington 700 footprint
(Weights, barreled action, barricade stop, and bipod not included)
$500

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This may sound stupid, so I apologize in advance...but has anyone had a serious look at what Leapers is doing currently? I was on their sight trying to get a warranty done for a customer and saw that they make a $3000 FFP optic.

Did they really step up their game from the Walmart/Amazon special?

He likes seafood!!


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For sale is my sp10 in black, 22” barrel select adjustable gas block, Tbac cb brake, PRS stock and adjustable buttpad. Original owner, never fired, bought new from Eurooptic.

$2525 shipped to your ffl.

Selling my m110 kit. New still sealed in bag. #85

Looking for $37,000

FFL to FLL. Cleaning out inventory.

I only got about 70% but I havent had TV for years so miss a lot of news.

new quiz here.

I have a Tikka chambered in 308 and the barrel is starting to finally burn out. I am planning on doing a WTO switchlug and getting two barrels spun up. One will be the ol’ NATO potato and there is no way talking me out of that. The second barrel I am going back and forth on 6mm and 6.5mm. It’s mostly between 6gt and 260rem. Open to other suggestions but I’d like to mostly keep it between these two cartridges.

I understand the general advantages to each but looking at how significant those advantages. Both 308 and 6/6.5 barrels will be used in field style matches and local prs matches as well as just shooting for fun. Ranges routinely run out to 1400.

6gt; lighter recoil and the benefit of using Varget with both itself and 308. That is very convenient to only need one powder for both barrels.

260; slightly better wind although very slight from what I see comparing data. The 6.5 high BC bullets do their thing but the higher speeds of 6mm seem to help close that gap. Better splash/strike for making corrections.

So the question for those who have experience with both; Is the recoil reduction that great between the two in a 17ish-19ish lb gun with a suppressor/brake hybrid? And, is the difference in splash enough to make a big enough difference?

I’m sure I’d be fine and adjust to either cartridge but since I’m starting fresh (barrel, bullets, brass, dies) I might as well go with the better option, if any.

Hopefully more will come out in the next few days but it looks like ol Jeffery the human trafficking pedo was not only protected by the FBI but worked for them for years .

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If you want someone who will eat whatever you put in front of him and never say it’s not quite as good as his mother made it, … buy a dog.

If you want someone always willing to go out, at any hour, for as long and wherever you want … buy a dog.

If you want someone to scare away burglars without a lethal weapon that terrifies you and endangers the lives of your family and all the neighbors … buy a dog.

If you want someone who is content to get up on your bed just to warm your feet and whom you can push off it he snores … buy a dog.

If you want someone who will never touch the remote, doesn’t care about football, and can sit next to you and watch a romantic movie … buy a dog.

If you want someone who never criticizes what you do, doesn’t care if you are pretty or ugly, fat or thin, who acts as if every word you say is especially worthy of listening to, and loves you unconditionally, perpetually … buy a dog.

But on the other hand,


Then my friend,

Buy a cat.

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Sydney Sweeney agrees, otherwise why would she have the same initials? In all seriousness this thing is an absolute blast.

bergara b14r 18” 22lr with 3 factory mags and 30 moa base $750 shipped. Payment via PayPal f&f

Very good condition HUNT 26 green. Remington 700 SA. Arca rail forend
non folder
$950 shipped obo
PayPal FF

"His research found that every fallen empire shared the same fatal traits, including top-heavy regimes dominated by elites, fueled by inequality and held together by violence."

He referred to these societies as 'Goliaths,' vast, brittle power structures built on hoarded grain, monopolized weapons and populations trapped in place with nowhere to run.

'History is best told as a story of organized crime,' Kemp said. 'It is one group creating a monopoly on resources through the use of violence over a certain territory and population.'

Up for sale is German Pre Ban Heckler & Koch HK 93A3 .223 Semi-Auto Rifle.

Pre Ban Heckler & Koch HK 93A3 .223 Semi-Auto Rifle.
Make: Heckler & Koch
Model: HK 93A3
Serial Number: A121663
Year of Manufacture: 1977 (HH Date Code)

Markings: The right side of the mag well is marked, “Made in Germany / excl. for SACO / Arl. Va. 22 201 / Kal. .223
The left side of the mag well is marked, HK 93 A121663 Nitro Eagle proof, HH Date Code, and a Ulm Antler proof. The left and right side of the safety selector is marked, “S” and “F”.
The underside of the charging handle is marked, “8/1/76”.
Barrel Length: 17.25” with birdcage flash hider. Barrel marking J 1 D / Nitro Eagle proof.

Lots of detailed pictures available, PM me for Additional Pictures.
Unable to upload more pictures due to various websites' picture limits.

Internals very clean B W date codes and U markings on bolt head, bolt carrier D t date code t .
The forend stock pristine, 8/2/78 markings on stock. Cocking lever markings, 8/1/76. All steel bipod.
Overall Condition, this rifle retains about 98.5% of original finish. The markings are clear.
Very minor finish loss on scope mounts area where a scope had been mounted (previous owner).
Sights: The front sight is a hooded post. The rear sight is an adjustable diopter drum marked 2 3 4.
Some very light scratches on the magazine well. No wear in stock rails. Furniture is all in excellent condition
Stock locks correctly in both collapsible & extended positions.
Bright bore w/ strong rifling. Fire control mechanism functions correctly when cycled by hand.
Overall, rifle rates are about fine to Excellent condition.

Lots of detailed pictures available, PM me for Additional Pictures.
Unable to upload more pictures due to various websites' picture limits.

Low round count (100rd-200rd) range. Seldom if hardly used HK93, became another Safe Queen rifle over the years.
Kept in mint condition, .223 snake cleaned, property lubricated, muzzle capped in dust free safe.
Periodically checked and maintained during my "Man Cave Years" of "ooooohing & aaaaahing" pistol/rifle handling sessions.
Purchased HK 93A3 in 2-13-88 as a "little brother".223 to accompany "big brother.308 rifle, my HK-91A2 with an "HK" Date Code (1979).

Comes with 2-5rd aluminum magazines, 1-20rd aluminum magazine, 1-40rd aluminum magazine.
HK Steel Bipod, HK German 3 Point Factory Green Sling with hook, HK German Leather sling with hook,
HK carry handle (never mounted) HK 93 Original Manual and a HK 1988 commercial division brochure.

I am asking $5100 obo, would be open to reasonable offers, shipped with insurance included, my FFL to your FFL.

Please PM with any questions or for Additional Pictures (lots of detailed pictures are Available)
Unable to upload more pictures due to various websites picture limits.

Postal Money Order or Bank Certified Check, Zelle. PM for payment and shipping arrangements.
Check your local laws, make sure the items are legal in your area.
Thank you for your interest.

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