So I’ve done a fair bit of research and the logic doesn’t seem to make sense to me.

If I’ve got a rifle with a 20MOA rail and I mount the optic. I can essentially see lower so I get access to more usable range from the scope adjustment I get that. What I don’t understand is how that zero isn’t completely messed up at let’s say 1000yrds.

Because there’s an angle now…. So at 100yrds cross hairs are at the infliction point barrel but at 200 yrds the cross hairs would be below the infliction point and you’d have to adjust up wouldn’t you? I mean no bullet drop is 20MOA at 200 yrds.

This problem is exasperated the farther out your go is it not???

Ok obviously it’s not otherwise it wouldn’t be a thing but I can’t for the life of me understand how my understanding is flawed.

6.5 A Tips: $60
30 cal A Tips: $70
All other 30 cal’s: $40 per box.

Let’s discuss shipping based on how many boxes you want. Happy to make deals for multiple boxes

Selling a barreled action, Remington 700 blueprinted, and accurized. Barrel is a Bartlien heavy Palma 22” threaded 5/8 24. Griffin armament muzzle brake, XLR rail, cerakoted black. Work was done by C&H precision, can include original invoice. 71 rounds fired total. No trigger, but will have all the trigger hardware.
Asking $1200 shipped.
I also have a grayboe renegade glass bedded for this action/barrel, cerakoted green, magpul bottom metal.
Stock - Sold

BA Ships from me to your FFL.

She eludes to them killing her if she doesn't take their bribe, then says they will have to kill her to get her to drop out.

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I see these questions about shipping and transferring firearms a lot, including by myself, I thought these ATF regs would be good to share, Maybe a good stickey.?

@MarinePMI @Rob01

https://www.atf.gov/resource-center/docs/0501-firearms-top-10-qaspdf/download

With turkey season coming up, I'm looking at vests and more importantly seats. Who makes one that doesn't completly suck, like the cabelas seats that go flat and hurt your ass after 15 minutes?

I'd love to get the new m2 from hunting public/tethrd but it's out of my price range.

I'm more of a mobile hunter so light and few calls is more my speed, but looking for something with reasonable padding. Are the alpz ones any good?

Selling my Zermatt arms Origin action. It’s a short action, .308 bolt face with 20 MOA rail. Action had 411 rounds through it.

$800 shipped to your FFL

Can accept Venmo, Zelle or guntab.

I have a mint condition Nightforce ATACR 4-16x50 F1 Mil-C illuminated for sale. It saw one deer season and less than 60 rounds of use, glass is in fantastic condition. It will come with the original box and all items/literature that it shipped with from the factory. Rings, rifle, tripod pictured not included. $OLD shipped, PayPal or Venmo FF/Gift with established members with good feedback only.

Trades

• ATACR 4-16x42 with either Mil-C or Mil-XT reticle
• Swarovski EL 8.5x42 binos
• Swarovski SLC 15x56 binos
• Swarovski EL Range TA or new Range 8x binos (cash on my end)

Wanting some brass of every cartridge i can find so I can build either a table or something to hang on the wall. Preferably more cartridges than one as it wouldn't be worth the shipping,just needing 1 or 2 pieces of each cartridge.. if you can seat a bullet, even better. This is the list of what I HAVE:
17hmr, 17wsm
223, 22-250
6x47, 243, 6CM
25x47, 25-06&AI
6.5prc, 6.5CM, 26Nos
270win
7SS, 280AI, 28Nos, 7mag
308, 30-06, 300WM, 300prc
338-378Wby

Yup, the 2 political auctioneers finally had a debate with one of the slowest talkers hosting.

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I’d like to “build” a new coyote/bobcat rifle for next year. I use the term lightly… a trigger swap and stock of choice are in the plans. I’ve had very good luck with my current 223 using 55gr Frontier HP Match being easy in fur. It would be hard for me to leave the 223 because of that…my current rifle is a Savage Axis which is phenomenally accurate but there is very little aftermarket support for triggers and stock upgrades, so it’ll be a gun for the kids now

My list of “requirements…
—Bolt Action
— ~ $500 gun budget, used is ok too
—decent aftermarket support so I can swap triggers and stocks
—60° bolt for clearance between optic and gloves
—threaded barrel is preferred but not a deal breaker

Some guns on the list are
—Howa 1500 and Mini
—Ruger American series
—Tikka T3 and T3X (little over budget but that’s ok)
—Weatherby Vanguard
—recommend some others too

I’m sure they are all just fine. Ultimately I’m looking for feedback on bad experiences with any of these so I can narrow my list

L3i released their new barreled action at Shot Show. Anyone have any more info?

I'm curious whos manufacturing the actions and barrels.

From their Site:

Stinger Barreled Action​

Introducing our new Stinger Rimfire Barreled Action “The Affordable Custom 700 Pattern Rimfire”! Coming Fall of 2024

• Uses Popular Rem 700 Short Action Pattern Footprint
• Uses Rem 700 Compatible Triggers
• Uses our very own 700 Elite Rimfire Magazines
• Pre-fit Barrel Capable
• 90 Degree Bolt Lift with Neutral Timing
• Made from Nitride Coated Stainless Steel
• One Piece Rear Bolt Threaded 5/16-18 for Interchangeable Bolt Knobs
• Extended Optics Base made from 7075-T6 Aluminum Hard coat Anodized Pinned with 8-40 Hardware.
• 1.350 Full Diameter Body with Side Mounted Bolt Release.
• Full Size ejection Port that matches the Aesthetics of most available Rem 700 SA Stocks and Chassis.
• 24″ Straight 1.200″ Stainless Steel Barrel, Lapped and Match Chambered for Extreme Precision.
• 11 degree Target Crown
• 100% Made in the USA

Brand new, FDE brown, shorter forend, For a rem 700 short action.

This exact model

I will post pictures if the site starts letting me again..
-$950 OBO

-K&m precision impact 737. $1250 shipped ffl-ffl.
-2 Rachel precision hawk hill. 6br barrels for an impact 737.
1- $300 1617 rnds,
2- $600 51rnds.
Both 26”.
-Foundation mg2 $1100 with Hawkins b5 bm and foundation Arca rail.
-6.5cm proof prefit currently on it 316rnds $400

I’ll add the Triggertech diamond and muzzle device to make it a complete rifle for 3k with barrel of choice.

Would like to sell a used leupold mk5 3.6-18 with the tmr reticle and Leupold mk4 rings. Would like to sell for $1300 shipped. First pm saying I'll take it will get it.

Hi everyone first time here, i am from italy and i am looking to buy a Accuracy International Arctic Warfare in 308w.
I have been looking at them for quite a while but i cant really differenciate one type from another.
The ones that i saw for sale had minor differences like the screws on the cheek pad, the monopod, the rail on which the optic was mounted, some had muzzle brake with the iron sight on top and others didnt.
So i wanted to ask if possible if there is a website or a post that explaines the differences between the various models that you can encounter.
Thank you for your time and sorry if my English is not the best.

By Andrea Widburg

Unlike conservatives, who tend to be linear, simplistic thinkers, in part because conservativism is about clarity and clarity leads to an Occam’s Razor simplicity, leftists are more Machiavellian, hatching ideas that achieve multiple goals. That’s the case with illegal immigration: It adds probable Democrat voters (both legal and illegal), plumps up the census numbers for more representatives in the House, provides gardeners and housecleaners…and their numbers help break the system, which is the Cloward-Piven strategy to pave the way for full socialism. If the fate of Denver Health Medical Care is anything to go by, the Cloward-Piven plan is working.

Here’s what you need to know to appreciate the import of what’s happening to Denver Health. First, Colorado is a sanctuary state. Second, Denver Health is the largest hospital in Denver and the second largest in Colorado. It’s also one of only five Level I Trauma Centers in the whole state. With that in mind, here’s the story.
The Denver Post is reporting (hat tip: Legal Insurrection) that Denver Health is near the breaking point and that it cannot survive more illegal aliens. According to the report, it ended 2022 with a $35 million deficit. Although the books aren’t quite closed on 2023, the deficit was even worse last year. The only reason the hospital survived was because it got $20 million from the state, Kaiser Permanente Colorado, and private donors.

Overall, in 2023, the hospital failed to receive payment for $136 million in services provided. This amount included the gap between what the hospital charged Medicare versus what Medicare actually paid. Unfortunately for Denver Health, fewer than 15% of its patients have private insurance, which pays a greater percentage of the fee charged than Medicare does.


Because Denver Health is a public hospital, its CEO, Donna Lynne, spelled out the hospital’s dire financial state in a public appearance before the Denver City Council’s finance and government committee. The most interesting part of the statement, aside from the overall economic problems the hospital is facing, is the role of Biden’s open border:

In the last year, 8,000 migrants who came to Denver from Central America made about 20,000 visits to the health system, for needs including dental emergencies, mental health counseling and childbirth, Lynne said. The state and federal governments aren’t reimbursing the cost of those visits, which runs into the millions, she said.
“While I have tremendous compassion for what’s going on, it’s heartbreaking, it’s going to break Denver Health,” she said.

The city estimated more than 36,000 migrants have arrived since December 2022, and about half have decided to stay. Most are fleeing a humanitarian crisis in Venezuela.

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As a general matter, our medical system is financially unsustainable. There are four major problems:

Insurance. Medical insurance was originally meant to cover emergency costs. Now, it covers everything. It’s simply a cost-shifting device. Therefore, it seriously perverts the marketplace.


In a free market, the buyer and seller find a mutually agreeable price for goods and services. However, private insurance breaks that bond. The buyer doesn’t care about the price, and the seller is engaged in a price negotiation with a company that doesn’t care about the service and, moreover, that has enormous heft. This three-way system also adds huge management costs, with entire departments in hospitals and full staff in doctor’s offices dedicated to trying to wring money from insurance companies.

To offset the fact that most insurance companies impose discounts on bills, medical providers keep raising their fees. Thus, in a free market, if they felt their service was worth $100, they’d charge $100, and the patient would pay. However, in an insurance-driven market, to get $100, they charge $200. These artificially inflated fees—which sometimes get paid in full—pervert the marketplace.


Government programs. These programs have the same pernicious effect as private insurance, only worse. For hospitals and doctors to get $100, they must charge $1,000. The perversion is even greater.

Pharmaceutical companies. Do I need to say anything about drug costs? The only thing I’ll add is that when countries with socialized medicine boast about how cheaply they sell important drugs to their citizens, remember that they’re able to do that because the same companies offset those losses by charging more in America. The money for research and development, advertising, and profits must come from somewhere.

The change in medical care. Medical care used to be a doctor, a black bag, and herbal medicines and procedures that, if they didn’t kill you, would leave you weaker. Later, care was simple but effective surgeries and miracle drugs. Now, medicine is a money-driven technological science. The technological investment in even the most pared-down doctor’s office is enormous. When you get to hospitals that must keep up with the latest machines for tests and procedures, the cost is almost incomprehensible. And again, someone has to pay.

If you add to all these economic burdens the cost of caring for millions of people who have no right to be in America, and who know that they’ll get treated for free, this fragile system cannot hold. It will collapse. And that’s what Richard Cloward and Frances Fox Piven dreamed of all along: They wanted to break the system and force socialism.

@Cp generation

Gents,

Pretty excited about this one. First focal plane spotting scope with 3 reticle options. Accessory cages and Platforms for LRFs, ect. We are expecting them to start shipping here in about 2 weeks.

https://www.eurooptic.com/Nightforc...Scope.aspx?utm_source=eoic2018&utm_medium=CSA




Connor

If anyone is at Shot Show this week…..please post up any new nightvision and thermal offerings you come across!

I am particularly interested in thermal scopes and handhelds. Especially N-Vision and other US companies.

Thanks!

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The short block was zipped up over the weekend. The top end comes next.

Were hoping to rattle dust out of the ceiling tiles soon.

Used this manners pro Hunter for my deer hunt and it worked perfect. Has manners mini chassis.

Comes with standard Hawkins m5 bottom metal

$1065 shipped for package deal.
Sold
PayPal FF

Please send me a direct dm if your interested


I will also be traveling to Texas this weekend so I can hand deliver it if need be.