Selling this random batch of stuff.

TacLife plate carrier $50,

Colt A2 upper $375,

Batch of used knives: Esse Izula & two Bulgarian Manley blades with a little surface rust $100,

Unity Axon Sync (Surefire/Crane) $100,

Steiner TOR-mini IR laser $160,

Bobro 30mm mount $100,

Arisaka A2 front sight "diving board" pic mount $50,

LMT rebar cutter muzzle device "attaches to a2 flash hiders" $50,

Tikka CTR bottom metal and magazine (mag is bent but still functions 100%) $70

3 Old Adventureline Mfg mags $50,

Safariland G19 holster $60.


Will sell the whole lot for $600 shipped!

PP F&F preferred.

Labradar with carry bag and plate bench top support. $ shipped

In this topic we will look at the liquidation of Russians using sniper rifles

For sale as a package my 5” Nighthawk Predator with RMR. I am The original owner, I purchased it 2012, had a flat wire spring installed and the slide cut for an RMR 3.5 dot in 2021. The pistol has 2500 to 3000 rounds. The holster are from Garrett and QVO, the 5 cobra 8rd mags are new w/the 2 original nighthawk mags & 2 Wilson mags & 5 cobra 10rd mags. I have the original cocabola wood grips that I replaced with G7 grips. I have all the paperwork on the work that has been done by nighthawk gunsmith. if you have additional questions or need additional pictures please let me know. The pistol is clean and works great and with a lifetime warranty from nighthawk. Shipping & insurance is on you.
thanks
Leroy

for sale my AI AW 338 Lapua, I am the original owner and have less than 450-500 rds through it. The scope, rings and bipod aren’t include. I have install an arca HRD plate. I have install an AREA 419 suppressor adapter which will be included. The original break and a peck rail Spicket mount also. The 1750 pelican cases included.

i will pay for the shipping and insurance to your FFL if paid in full.

if you have additional questions or want to see more pictures let me know.

Rats. If you'll eat a bat you'll eat a rat.

You knew you shouldnt have clicked on this....

What happens to the thousands of dead NYC rats ...​

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1 day ago — Rats are now being eliminated with carbon monoxide in New York City. Some dead rats get carried away, but others get buried.

Just thought I’d share my experience with these guys. At the beginning of the year I ordered one of their uppers in 308. Was a 12 week wait, and anyone who’s ever ordered something like this can attest to, it was a long ass wait. Only good about the wait was that it gave me time to build out the lower. I’ll skip all lower details, it’s all the same quality stuff that everyone uses. The day finally arrives that I can get out to the range and start doing the barrel break-in that is recommended by Compass Lake. I wasn’t really shooting for group sizes during this procedure, but I was hoping to see some tight groups. That’s nothing like what was happening. I had multiple box’s of ammo from various manufacturers in weights ranging from 150 grain to 185 grain. Most of it was march grade ammo and all of it shot like shit. Best group I could get over 3 different range sessions was about a 1.125 group. The following group I shot with the exact same box of ammo opened up to 4". The biggest grouping I had with some Barnes match was about 10" So I called Compass Lake. We’ve all heard of good customer service, that isn’t even remotely what I got. I got OutFuckingstanding customer service! I spoke to Conrad, explained to him what was happening and he said to send it back and they will either fix the issue or replace the barrel. He shot it and basically got the same results that I did. So they turned another barrel and shot it, same thing. Seems as if they got a bad batch of barrels from Krieger. As they say, the third barrel is the charm. I couldn’t be happier with how things turned out. Throughout this whole process, Conrad always took the time to answer any questions, provide updates and express his dissatisfaction with the barrels as well. I’ll post some pics of the test groups that were sent to me, hopefully I can shoot half as good. If anyone is in the market for a quality upper backed by some OutFucking Standing customer service, give Compass Lake a call ! The first two groups were fired before fluting. The last group was shot after fluting to make sure that the fluting process didn’t screw anything up

I have a 300wsm that’s absolutely the bane of my existence. It started as a Savage Long Range Hunter and now has a new trigger and MDT XRS chassis. No matter what I do it doesn’t shoot under 2”. I’ve tried multiple bullet, powder and primer combinations. Bullets from 150gr lead and copper all the way to 185gr lead and copper bullets. It like everything at least 50 thousandths off the lands.
My son and I each took a deer with it a couple weeks ago, but the shots were within 250 yards.
Im getting single digit SD’s and occasionally putting two bullets I. The same hole, but can’t get a really good group. I’ve had a couple shooters at my range have very similar results.
Factory ammo is worse.
Will moving further off the lands help?
Any suggestions are appreciated.

Anybody heard from our resident UBoat Captain lately . Is @TheGerman ok ?
Hope he's just busy makin smurfs n fobbitts dig holes before they shoot his full autos .

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is beginning to tackle the challenge of Hamas’s underground tunnel network, in which it hides terrorists, weapons, supplies — and hostages.
There are hundreds of miles of Hamas tunnels underneath Gaza, often built with supplies that were supposed to be used for civilian construction and humanitarian aid. Some tunnels were built through the use of child slave labor, leading to the deaths of Palestinian children. And, as critics have noted, none of the tunnels offer bomb shelters for Palestinian civilians — only terrorists.
The tunnels have already been a challenge for the IDF as it penetrates deeper into Gaza. Overnight, dozens of Hamas terrorists emerged from tunnels to attack Israeli soldiers, who were able to repel the attack without casualties, but only after an intense fight.
The effort to close, collapse, clear out, and eliminate the tunnels will likely define the next stage of the war in Gaza. And it could take months.
The Times of Israel reported Thursday, citing the Walla news website:

The combat engineers are using various types of robots and explosive devices to destroy the tunnels, detonate any booby traps installed by Hamas, and kill terrorists, the report says.
“Maybe at first they were able to harass us, sting us by firing from tunnel exits, but after we established control of the areas, the engineering operation started,” a senior officer in the Southern Command tells Walla.
“We are going to collapse the entrances and the tunnels on them. It will become a death zone. They made a mistake, they chose to be in a place they cannot escape from. They will die in the tunnels,” he said.

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John Spencer of the Modern War Institute at West Point recently described the difficulty facing the IDF as it tackles the tunnels:

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are very aware of the presence of Hamas tunnels in Gaza. They often refer to the group’s tunnel systems as the “metro.” The destruction of these tunnel complexes was one of the objectives of previous ground campaigns into Gaza, in 2008 and 2014. In total, there were believed to be over three hundred miles of tunnels in 2021, when Israel claimed to have destroyed sixty miles of tunnels during an eleven-day bombing campaign. Even if those tunnels have not been rebuilt or replaced, that means that it is likely that there remain hundreds of miles of intricate, complex, and deep tunnel infrastructure in Gaza. It is a veritable city underneath the cities on Gaza’s surface.
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The IDF has the capability to find, recover hostages from, clear, neutralize, and destroy tunnels. There are specialized units like the IDF Combat Engineering Corps’s Yahalom Unit, an elite commando unit whose soldiers specializes in finding, clearing, and destroying tunnels. The large force includes subordinate units like Sayfan, which trains to handle the threat of unconventional weapons, Samur, which specializes in entering, clearing, and destroying tunnels. The Yahalom is one of the largest units in the world that trains, mans, equips, experiments, and develops new ways to deal with underground warfare. The IDF’s canine unit, Oketz, has dogs trained for operating underground. And the IDF, police, and intelligence services all have special units—like Sayeret Matkal, the Yamam, and others—who share best practices for dealing with terrorists and combatants underground.
The Yahalom and other IDF units also have special equipment specifically developed for tunnels. Tunnel reconnaissance units, for example, use ground and aerial sensors, ground-penetrating radar, drilling equipment, and other systems to find tunnels. There are radios and navigation technologies that to work underground, night-vision goggles that use thermal and other technologies to see in complete darkness, and a suite of remote or wire-controlled flying or crawling robots that can look into and map tunnels without risking soldiers. The IDF also uses virtual reality training simulators that allow soldiers to train for underground warfare even when they aren’t at the physical training sites that include subterranean environments.

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Israel can also use airstrikes to destroy tunnels with ground-penetrating bombs. However, it also wants to avoid killing hostages.
The Yahalom (“Diamond”) unit, referred to above, is a key part of Israel’s tunnel-busting operation. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the unit last week, calling it the “vanguard” of the Israeli attack on Hamas and praising its readiness for battle.

Walla reports that Israel’s defense minister, Yoav Gallant, visited the Yahalom unit on Thursday to offer encouragement.


He said (translated from Hebrew):

I have seen what the unit has done until now, first of all in the fighting on October 7, when a lot of regular and reserve forces arrived, attacked, killed terrorists and acted as combatants on land. I look at the unique capabilities of the Corps of Engineers, we have unique solutions to reach all the tunnels and dismantle them below the surface of the ground, we are ready to do it. You will be the tip of the spear in all the most important points, in forces, units, brigades.

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Israel is refusing to allow fuel into Gaza, noting that Hamas hoards fuel in its tunnels and is stealing fuel from hospitals rather than allowing civilians to access fuel that they need for transportation, electricity, heating, and cooking.

I am yet again, hat in hand searching for firearms advice. This'll be a long one...

Purpose: I'd like get started in upland hunting using a shotgun. I plan to start on rabbit and try a few pheasant or grouse guided hunts. I am looking for a primarily field shotgun to fit this purpose.

I am left-eye dominant and shoot left-handed. I lack range of motion in my left-wrist, straighter stocks are difficult to grip properly, whereas more vertical pistol-grip styles are easier.

I'll likely do some clay shooting in spring/summer, but am focusing on pistol and rifle shooting.

TL;DR: I've put my main questions below in case you don't want to read my novel.

What I'm trying to figure out is:
1. I really wanted an O/U originally without spending Beretta/Browning money. Roll the dice on the best fitting gun (Mossberg) with the worst trigger and questionable Khan manufacturing? Or get the CZ, shoot it long for awhile until I can get it fit?

2. If the cost and hassle of fitting a budget O/U isn't worth it, and I go auto, is it worth getting a left-handed gun? Shooting AR left doesn't bother me, but maybe the ejection path of shot shells is different? Is there a worry of shit flying back into the eyes?

3. Do Hide shotgunners see any clear winners between an Affinity 3, M2 or A300 Ultima? Or better suggestions under $1500?
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Gun: Originally I wanted an O/U at or below the $1500 mark, 20 ga, 28" barrels. Candidates: Franchi Instinct L, Mossberg Gold Reserve, CZ Drake or Redhead Premier.

I spent about 45 minutes with an experienced shotgunner at a local, well-known shop, and his take on fit was that due to my stature, shoulder width, and general lean frame, I should be able to comfortably shoot shotguns with a neutral cast or slightly cast for a right handed shooter.

Mossberg Gold Reserve:
Pros: Shortest LOP of the OUs, 14", this gun fit me well in LOP, and cheek height, and was the easiest to mount and point. External chokes included. The shop guy said I could maybe adjust it for drop at heel but that it's so close he wouldn't spend the money until I put several hundred rounds through it.

Cons: Trigger is quite stiff, probably over 7 lbs and I've seen reviews with trigger scales showing the same. Made by Khan Arms, reputation seems pretty spotty.

Franchi Instinct L:
Pros: Good reputation, pointed and balanced well, much better trigger than Mossberg. Comb same as Mossberg. Less drop than Mossberg.

Cons: At 14.25" - 14 3/8" LOP mounting the gun and getting a consistent eye-barrel alignment was more difficult, less consistent than Mossberg. Prince of Wales grip is difficult to properly grip.

CZ Drake/Redhead:
Pros: Made in Turkey, allegedly Huglo guns are better than Khan. Better trigger than Mossberg, less good than Franchi. Same drop at heel as Mossberg

Cons: Comb is a touch high compared to Franchi, Mossberg. Longest LOP at 14.5" made mounting difficult and inconsistent.

Initially I was set on the Mossberg Gold Reserve as it seemed to fit and point the best, but the trigger gave me second thoughts and after browsing several forums and reading reviews, a lot of people recommended staying away from the Khan guns, and several mentioned defects with their guns, with some needing returned to Mossberg.

I really wanted to love the Franchi but it's quite difficult to grip properly and they don't offer a more vertical pistol grip, plus it's a touch long.

The CZ is definitely too long but seems the better of the Turkish guns.

I could get it fit, but I don't know how much value there is in spending $400 to fit a $900 gun, plus I don't know anyone to do it or how long it would take.

This led me to looking at 20 ga, 26" autos: Franchi Affinity 3, Benelli M2, Beretta A300.

Affinity 3:
Pros: LIGHT, points fast and well, very easy to mount, comfortable grip. Good trigger. LOP is 14 3/8" yet gave me no issues with mounting. Good comb height. Drop at heel is shim adjustable.
Available left hand but only on base model. Price attractive at $850 for black synthetic, $950 for walnut.

Cons: LOP only adjustable via recoil pad change, to 14". Lefty only available in basic bitch black synthetic.

Benelli M2: Felt very, very similar to the Affinity. Foreend is a bit slimmer, distance to trigger is slightly less. Drop at heel is shim adjustable.

Cons: LOP only adjustable via recoil pad change, to 14". More expensive than Affinity but seems like essentially the same gun.

Beretta A300:
Pros: Felt similar to the other 2, except it didn't seem to mount or point as quickly/easily (weight?). But overall felt good. LOP and drop both shim adjustable, LOP in 1/4" increments.

Cons: Heavy, gas instead of inertia, several reviews warning of mechanical malfunctions. Longer barrel for a woods gun.

To be honest, all the autos I handled (like 6) felt pretty generic in how they mounted and handled, at least statically. The O/U guns each felt pretty different from each other, and the generally longer LOP on the autos did not bother me as much as on the O/US, I don't know why.

What I'm trying to figure out is:
1. I really wanted an O/U originally without spending Beretta/Browning money. Roll the dice on the best fitting gun (Mossberg) with the worst trigger and questionable Khan manufacturing? Or get the CZ, shoot it long for awhile until I can get it fit?

2. If the cost and hassle of fitting a budget O/U isn't worth it, and I go auto, is it worth getting a left-handed gun? Shooting AR left doesn't bother me, but maybe the ejection path of shot shells is different? Is there a worry of shit flying back into the eyes?

3. Do Hide shotgunners see any clear winners between an Affinity 3, M2 or A300 Ultima? Or better suggestions under $1500?

What a headache this turned into, lol.

Shipped to you, if you need additional pictures or info let me know.
1. Benelli M4 stock, $115 like new - $100 - $90
2. Sirt pistol, 2 lasers green model w/4 mags $220. $200 - $180
5. Larue LT660 Aimpoint T2 mount $110 - $85 - $75
9. LWRCI SMG UMP 45 mags $220 - $ 185 - $175
11. Weaons Armament Research G19 Afterburner slide. without the SRO $675 - $625 - $575 less than a 1000 rounds. I have it on a Lone Wolf G17 lower if your interested I will sale as a complete package.

*SOLD*

Selling an unfired E prefix 700 Police 26” 308. I’m 99% sure it’s a 2001 manufacture. I don’t have the original box or paperwork. It’s all stock except for a Seekins 20MOA picatinny rail. These older model 700’s have been selling for $1500 or more recently. It’s in excellent condition and is still a virgin. Has the old style flat solid shoe trigger and machined follower.

$1200 $1100 shipped gets it or $1050 FTF in the Tampa, FL area. Payment via Zelle, Venmo, USPS MO or certified/cashiers check. NO TRADES.

I accidentally order 2 of these while trying to do a “in store pickup” to utilize last weeks cabelas coupon code. I ended up shipping these to my house and had to reorder. By the time I realized it I couldn’t figure out how to cancel. Thought I’d offer them on here to someone searching before returning them. I’m asking what i can return them for. $635+$15 shipping. So $650 each I have 2. Payment via Zelle only. First “I’ll take one” or “I’ll take both” comment here so I can follow an order please. BOTH SOLD thanks

Remington 700 factory barreled action with factory fluted 22” barrel and trigger tech flat special $ 700 w/ trigger $600 w/o trigger shipped 308 RR prefix SOLD

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Hensoldt ZF 4-16x56 FF Mildot
Another Safe queen like new
$2300 Shipped




US Optics with Premier Reticle Spotter. Took this on trade a few years ago.

SOLD




Schmidt and Bender PM II 3-20 LP P4LF
Like new condition safe queen

SOLD

This is one of my oldest rigs that got me into long range. I sold it to my buddy’s dad and he has never shot it, so I took it back to help him out. Everything is in the original setup I had (oh how far I’ve come )

- McRee chassis with upgraded ergo palm shelf grip
- R700 SPS barreled action (26” not threaded)
- Timney trigger
- bushnell elite 4200 5-15x40 scope with warne rings
- two mags. 10 round and 5 round
- Harris bipod

Asking $1,825 shipped for the whole package.

I've got 950 berger 109 hybrids for sale. One sealed box of 500 and one opened box with 50 missing. Both same lot. $550 shipped.

The odds of me ever making another one of these is likely zilch. It was fun to design and program so all is good. This has 20moa built into it as well. I have a mess of legit zero moa MARS rails so I skipped making the side mount base pieces.

How many reloaders out there had a lapse in attention to detail while reloading that resulted in, to say the least, an embarrassing moment at the range? My last was a missed powder charge that resulted in a stuck bullet in the throat of my Super Blackhawk. I am amazed how far into the throat of your barrel just a magnum primer will drive it. Of course it locked up the cylinder, and of course I didn't have anything I could drive it down far enough with so I could remove the cylinder and clear it. Finally found someone with a long Phillip's head screwdriver, and managed to clear the throat so I could remove the cylinder.

Needless to say, I pay an even more strict attention to detail after this screw-up. By the way, you can call me a big dummy, I deserve it.

GONE

With all the talk of foreign wars and the looting of our treasury to pay for those foreign wars let’s not forget that here at home the American we all grew up is dead and gone .

Cliff notes version- journalist and publisher both arrested for running a true story AND the real catch the article states that what they did was NOT illegal.
Support Ukraine Support Israel And back the blue !

Want to trade my 700sa pre-14 aics folder chassis for an adjustable manners with dbm mini chassis, preferably a T2A-GAP or T4A. I have an LRI build in this chassis with only about 75 rounds through it, realized I prefer a stock instead. Chassis is in excellent condition, if you need more pics, let me know and I'll send you some.

Bob ( Bobby )Knight dead died today at his home at 83. Died at home today. No details.
RIP Bob