650 to your door. Grabbed a smaller one for travel so this guy isn’t getting used

Manners TCS (Rem700 Short action) in like new condition. Never ran in a match. Put on my BA and fired 20 rounds from barricade in my backyard. Really wanted to run this but couldn't get comfortable after using my current setup for the last 4 years. $1400 shipped to lower 48, can quote other states/territories. This is for the Manners TCS stock (with mini chassis and integrated rail) only. Nothing else in photo included.

My other listings:

Bix'N Andy TacSport Single Stage Trigger with Flat Shoe

Hawkins Tank 6mm Brake

Minox MD 80 ZR with Reticle

New, never mounted RAZOR 1-10 MRAD

$1500 shipped

No trades

I had been wanting a lever action rifle because...lever actions are cool. Lusted after the new S&W 1854 in 44 Mag. but the 44 isnt that great of long range cartridge.

And I'd been wanting aa .22 because...affordable (unless you get really serious), but I hate the cheaper new Savage's and Ruger's, mostly short barrels and the mags are expensive, cheezy, and dont last well...in my experience.

So I was a bit stumped, and then I stumbled across the:

Marlin 39 A, lever action .22 caliber. 24" barrel and great holy moly no mag, reliably tube fed. Made in 1941 in what I'd call overall good condition. Small spot of rust on the receiver but other than that good to very good. I got a deal because everybody was afraid of the rust. May just be an abrasion or somebody tried to sand it. Dosent concern me, for me this isnt a collector, its a shooter. The funny looking line in front of the receiver is really a finely fitted machine work, just shows up bad in the photo, maybe the flash. Range day tomorrow.

If you know anything about these, wisdom welcomed.

By far, and I've listened to a lot, this is my favorite.
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Nightforce Atacr 4-16x42 F1 Mil-R reticle for sale with ARC low rings. For some reason the box is gone so what is in the picture is what comes with it. I will box it up and ship it insured for $1850.

PayPal works for me but the PP fees are on you.

Thanks
Bob

I posted a WTB ad and had this lovely foreigner reach out, pretty classic, Steve636357, he or she even had 3 positive feedback on their account. Beaware, total scam

I thought you guys might like this one. This rifle has a lot of historical value to the Marine Sniper program. This is likely the earliest Marine Sniper rifle that still exists.

If you are not aware, the first "official" US sniper rifle was the M1908 Warner Swasey. It was adopted in 1908 by Army Ordnance and was made by Springfield Armory starting later that year. The first production run of rifles, past a couple test rifles, were in the 352xxx and 353xxx serial range.

Basically, the whole premise of the Marine Sniper program started when the Marines decided to buy a handful of these first Army sniper rifles in 1909. This is the first time the Marines had tested an "official Sniper rifle" and from this ground work, it lead to the official Sniper program in 1917.

A neat point about this rifle. This is likely not only the earliest Marine Sniper rifle known, but it's also from the very first block of official Army sniper rifles produced. So it really served as the beginning of the sniper program for both branches.

Originally, the mounts for the Warner Swasey sights were staked on the inside of the receiver by Springfield Armory. Once the Warner Swasey sights became outdated, it was common in the era to remove the mounts and make the Snipers into a standard service rifle. Reading Ordnance docs of the time, they stated the staked screws were hard to remove and it was easier to just cut the mount off the receiver and leave the staked screw heads in place.

Even though I have never found the serial list of the 1909 shipment to the Marines, everything I have ever found leads me to firmly believe this was one of them. They would have for sure been in this serial range. I did find this rifle's serial number on a Marine Document from 1929 but it does not detail on the document if the serial is a SA or RIA number. But the odds are highly in favor that it is my rifle after the mount had been removed and it became a standard service rifle.

Looking at the rifle it has likely been rebuilt several times by the Marines, with the last time during WWII. It is a pretty stereotypical early WWII rebuild with a 1942 Sedgley USMC barrel.

Even though all that still exists of the original 1909 Sniper rifle, is the receiver, it's pretty likely the entire Marine Sniper program started here.

So far, this is the only known Marine Model of 1908 Warner Swasey that exists. There is one in the private collection of the Marine museum, but the receiver isn't original so I imagine it was put together for a display.

I feel very honored to be the caretaker of this rifle, and the legacy it left behind. I just wish this one could talk.

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The scandals even involves , wait for it - the gay female Latina DEI hire that the department celebrated during g woman’s history month.

Appears they were stealing cars- Mercedes specifically from an Airport rental service . Hot riding them around for a while because who’s gonna pull them over ? And then selling them to the local chop shop for about 25% of market value .

They cut out the middle man and didn’t hire local thieves or entrap them into stealing 30 luxury cars - nope did their own leg work to ensure max profits.

Where they messed up- they could have just “suspected “ the cars came from the proceeds of crime and taken them under civil asset forfeiture and auctioned them for full market value .

NIB never mounted
3.6-18 Tremor 3 FDE

$1500 shipped and insured.

No trades.

Thank you

I have recently purchased a bunch of loading gear and need to sell some of the extra stuff I have:

Dasher Redding Comp micrometer Seater excellent condition - 120$
Forster 6x47 Micrometer Seater good condition - 60$
Bullet Central Micron 6x47
new Forster FL 6x47 x 2 - 30$ each

Dillon Carbide .308 die set with swage hold down - 100$

I have 200 Nosler premium 223 brass.
And 200 Starline 223 brass
All new and unused

Mounted but never seen the field. DNT The One MIL Reticle. Comes with everything as new. $550 shipped.

Selling a new unused Gen II KRG Bravo in Sako Green for Rem 700 SA and is right handsd. Comes with original accessories and in original box.

$365 shipped

Paypal F&F, Venmo

Looking to start a thread similar to all the rifle picture threads for people to share pics of their sporting scopes or other shot observation tools and their setups, and to discuss the various options and accessories that they find most useful. Institutional knowledge, experience, and experimentation welcome.

My humble first offering:



Leupold MK4 spotter w/ H32 reticle
Badger S.L.I.C.K.
Two Vets ball head.
Two Vets Sporting Goods, No Name Jr

As title states, freshly built 22 creedmoor with 0 rounds fired. I've got too many irons in the fire at the moment and I have no time to start on another rifle.

Trued/blued rem 700 action (older action)
18" 1:8 twist BSF carbon threaded 5/8x24
McMillan HTG stock
Brand new bdl bottom metal
Precision Armament bolt handle
Factory 700 trigger @ 2lbs
6lb 10oz as pictured

All metal cerakoted graphite black
Stock is black with gray splatter and red webbing.

All work was done by Randy Gray at Adairsville Armory here in Georgia except the spiral bolt which was done by LRI.

Super nice and handy little rifle.

I've ran up to 80g bullets in my other 1:8 22 creed with zero issues. These little jokers are fun to shoot and they do some work on the varmints!

Looking for $2400 shipped and insured.

Not really looking for trades at the moment.

Just got this email…. I’m excited. Hopefully it’ll trickle down to the dmr3

Preece Precision posted this to its FB today. Interesting.

Begun, the clone war has.

Reminiscent of when Hornady just ctrl-c, ctrl-v’d the Henderson trimmer…

Thunderbeast Ultra 50 in FDE… on Form 3 ready to ship to your Class 3 Dealer. Comes with 7/8x24 brake.

$4250 shipped Venmo/Postal Money Order/ Bank Check (must wait to clear).

Will Facetime with potential buyer to verify all parties to transaction.

Only trade is Swarovski STR-80 in MRAD with eyepiece.

Tikka T3x receiver
Bolt fluting by Kampfield Customs
Carbon6 17” magnum contour barrel
MDT HNT26 folding chasis with 3 round flush mag included
Upgraded bolt catch and bolt knob
Tunney 2 stage trigger (factory is included)
Vortex Viper MOA BDC

I’m just downsizing. This barrel and action have not been fired. The bolt was from a different action that has max 300rds on it, the chasis maybe 25rds. This is my last tikka so the action wrench is included, can drop a little off price if it’s not wanted. Hellfire adapter not included.

Prices TYD PP FF or Venmo

Package: $2,800
Without scope: $2,500

This is a copy of the British M85 sniper rifle. Caliber is .308/7.62x51. Excellent, consistent accuracy, see pics below. Action is a Parker Hale 1200, with a Douglas Air Gauged match barrel, chambered and installed by LRI (Long Rifles Incorporated). Action has been blue-printed. The trigger is a Single Set trigger set at 1.5 pounds as a single stage and 8 ounces when set. To set the trigger, after closing the bolt, you push the trigger forward. To fire as a single stage, you just pull the trigger as normal after closing the bolt. The action has standard Picatinny rail mount. The stock is the uncommon molded in Desert Camo model and was made by McMillan for Parker Hale. There is an adjustable cheek piece. Some British Sniper's added this cheek piece to their weapons as seen in the picture below. The gun accepts AICS magazines and comes with one metal 10 round "Accurate Mag" brand magazine. The full length accessory rail accepts standard Anschutz and UIT accessories. This model does not have the spigot assembly for the Parker Hale bipod. The weapon is designed to have the bipod attached to the accessory rail. YHM suppressor ready brake is attached but can be removed. 5/8x24 threaded muzzle. Round count is less than 100, weapon is in like-new, custom built condition. Some small handling marks as can be expected from a gun that has been thoroughly tested. $3,500 shipped to your FFL. No trades please.

The Parker Hale M85 is a British bolt-action .308 sniper rifle, with an effective range around 900 meters. It fires from a 10-round detachable magazine, and weighs 12 pounds, telescopic sight included. The rifle was created after the Falklands War by Parker Hale Ltd in response to shortcomings in the contemporary Lee–Enfield L42A1. Although the Parker Hale M85 manufacturing license was sold to Gibbs Rifle Co., it has not yet resumed production. History. The M85 took part in a British Army trial to see if it could be used as a potential sniper rifle, along with the Accuracy International PM, Heckler & Koch PSG1, SIG Sauer SSG 2000, and Remington 700. The rifle lost by a slight margin to the Accuracy International (adopted by the British Army as the L96).
The M85's range is about 600 meters and has an 85% first round hit capabilities from 600 – 900 meters. The weapon also has a silent safety catch, a threaded muzzle for a flash suppressor, and an integral dovetail rail that accepts a variety of sights. d. The fiberglass stock is made by McMillan.
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Barrel is 1:10. Yes, the action is pillar bedded with acra-glas with hex head action screws so you can set the bedding tension with a torque wrench. Barrel is 24.5", same as the original m85. Match chambered, and action blueprinted by LRI (long rifles, inc.), none better. Groups will tighten up with a better shooter than myself.

British sniper with an adjustable cheek piece added to his M85.

I'm reloading some of these Hornady 105gn BTHP 6mm Creedmoor bullets in brand new Aphpa Brass. All brass was prepped. Using the L.E. Micrometer seating die with a K&M arbor press. Also using the L.E. Wilson expanding mandrel. Neck tension at .001. When seating these bullets I am getting an indent around the tip of the bullet. Called Wilson and the recommended I use the VLD stem. So I ordered one and swapped out the standard stem for the VLD stem. Same thing is happening putting a deep ring around the tip of the bullet when seating. Called Wilson back and they told me to send in the stem with a couple bullets and they are going to mod the stem to the bullet under warranty. The tech I spoke with says he does this quite often with the VLD stem. It's funny because I had also reloaded some with the Barnes Match Burner 105gn BTHP with the standard stem and I'm not having this issue with the Barnes bullets. I thought that it might just be the powder charge of 39.6gn of H4350 being compressed but I'm at the low end of the scale.

Has anyone ever had any issues like this and what was the result?

Bought this along with a barreled action from my gunsmith. It has never been used. He bolted it in when I picked it up. I immediately swapped it to my Samson when I got home.

Absolutely nothing wrong with it. It is assembled. I have all the original boxes.

PayPal as F&F $1300 shipped
Or pickup in central IL

Sale is already pending. Thanks

Call text or PM me on here. 815-878-8255
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