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Used KRG Whiskey3 folder with angled bag rider, Rem700 sa inlet. SOLD

I am selling a Like New NightForce NXS 5.5-22x56mm with MOAR Reticle model #C434 sitting in a New Burris UniMount.

I got this on a Rifle Combo Deal that I recently purchased and I prefer the NightForce ATACR model so I will give you a Great Deal on this one.

Only $1250 Shipped for the Scope and Mount Combo.

I have been shooting SK LR, Match, Center X and ELEY team and match. Just with the supply of ammo. I am having to lot hop. What would you say you would want your ES to be for rimfire. I’m going to try to do some lot testing in the fall.

$199 shipped

Zelle, Venmo or PayPal FF or add 3%

I just bought a Huxwrx Flow 556... wanted to test these eForm4's shipping a can right to your door. Sure enough, its legit, approved in 4 days...

So i decided to build and submit a new eform 1 sbr lower for this build. And build a 11.5" BCM upper and a 12.5" Geissele upper.


Here the build specs


Lower

Spikes Tactical Spider Lower
Geissele Buffer Tube
Geissele H3 buffer/spring combo
Geissele trigger guard
Geissele Maritime bolt catch
BAD Pro Ambi Safety
Geissele lower parts kit
Magoul MOE K2+
Larue MBT- 2S Straight w/JP spring
Magpul CTR
BCM QD Endplate
Forward Controls Billet Castle Nut


Geissele Upper
12.5" Geissele chrome lined CHF barrel
9.3" Geissele SMR MK16 handguard
Geissele Super Compact gas BLOCK
Geissele Super Charging Handle
Spikes Tactical melonited gas tube
Rubber City Armory BCG
Magpul VFG


BCM Upper
11.5" BCM Chrome lined barrel
10.5" BCM MCMR MLOK Handguard
BCM 750 gas block
Spikes Tactical melonited gas tube
BCM Gunfighter Ambi charging handle
Rubber City Armory BCG
Magpul VFG

GBRS Lerna mount
Aimpoint T2

I just put some Hornady 55 FMJ-BT WC846 bulk plinking ammo through the Geissele upper today on one of my other SBR lowers to zero at 50yd and put some rounds down in.

Functioned flawlessly..... just waiting for the Huxwrx to show up in the mail then I'll start doing some testing.

I also have a 11.5" piston upper i built with a Superlative Arms piston kit that is very smooth ill be testing the Huxwrx on and comparing to these 2 uppers.


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All of the parts are brand new, never used. I put this together for this fall's backpack rifle build, but with both shoulders going down for surgery in the coming months, there's little chance it gets used. Parts list below.

Weight with CB brake and no mag at 6lbs 5oz., w/o the brake it should sit at 5lbs 11oz. Asking $OLD shipped and insured via DISCREET PP/Venmo FF/Gift or Zelle. I can add the TBAC CB .30cal brake and AccuMag 6.5PRC 3-rounder for $150 more.

• Defiance Anti-X SA Action .550 Magnum bolt
• Proof Research Carbon Fiber Prefit barrel, 22" 6.5 PRC 1:7.5 5/8-24 twist Sendero
• Trigger Tech Diamond 2-Stage PVD Black Flat Shoe
• Hawkins SA DBM5
• Manners Pro Hunter SA Micro Mini Chassis Back In Black with left side and bottom rear QD sling flush mounts
• TBAC CB Brake .30cal 5/8-24 (EXTRA $$$)
• AccuMag 3-Round 6.5PRC/.300WSM AW magazine

Hi, new here!

I was looking at a 20 inch Savage Arms 110 Trail Hunter Lite in 300 WM, and for general use, was wondering if I should put a brake or a can on it.

This gun is meant to be a mobile sniper-ish role when LARPing with friends. As realistic as I can make it for training and fun.

I'm a relatively small dude, about 130 pounds, so I was considering the brake so I could shoot it more than five times without calling it quits.

But I'm being told that a suppressor would also reduce recoil, just not as much, in addition to signature reduction.

I'm leaning towards a suppressor, but am unsure how much recoil it'll hit me with compared to a brake; I shot the same rifle with a brake a while back and it felt lighter than your average 12 gauge. I have not had the chance to shoot a suppressed bolt action in a higher caliber than 6.5 Creedmoor, and don't want to blow cash on a can just to figure out it sucks and I wasted my cash.

If I went with a brake, how many baffles are recommended? If I went suppressor, what suppressor is recommended and why? I was looking at the Surefire RC2 since the 300 SPS has some bulging issue with WM, but I want y'alls thoughts. Thanks!

I have a Badger M2013 in a MPA Matrix pro chambered in 6X47 lapua. I also have a spare 6X47L barrel with a .223 bolt and .223 trainer barrel. All barrels are Bartlein barrels and spun up by Aaron Roberts. The rifle has a trigger tech diamond trigger, atlas bipod. The scope is a Priemer Optics 5.5-25X56 Gen 2 I still have the box for it if scope is not prefered I also have a Vortex Razor Gen 2 4.7-27X56 that we can swap it out with. There is only 400 rounds on the 6X47L barrel and 24 on the other. This rifle is turn key ready to go. I also have the action wrench to change out barrels. I am asking $5,500

How’s it going folks!

Got some stuff for sale:

ZCO 5-27
MPCT-3X
10MIL NLE
Hawkins mount 1.26”
$SOLD — Shipped and Insured lower 48
Everything pristine.

MDT ACC Elite
Titanium Blue
$SOLD
Would like to meet in the Austin area,
but can ship if not.

Everything else not for sale.

Reach out with any questions.

Thanks!

Today, the first round of DOGE cuts was passed by Congress, making $9 billion in DOGE cuts permanent!

USAID loses $8 billion.

And NPR and PBS lose $1 billion.

JD Vance cast the tie-breaking vote:

I guess this is the norm? Leo's were way calm in this

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Looking to trade off my Korth Super Sport, it will come with hard case, both 9mm/357 cylinders, acro, dies, and brass. It shoots amazing but I just don't shoot revolvers much. I have around 50 rounds of 357 down the tube and about 200 9mm down the tube. Looking at 7k trading value

Sound Loans in Everett will ship it out for me so FLL to FLL

I have some new in box vector X binoculars in stock ready to ship. Use code “SH07” it may work with other items in cart as well.

Defiance Ruckus SA in 6.5CM. Proof carbon 24" barrel, EC tuner, Timney HIT trigger, MPA BA Comp SA chassis. Round count 250ish.

Catch and release, barreled action was purchased on the Hide. Decided to go another direction and buy a 6.5CM barrel for my SL setup.

Scope and rings are not included and are not for sale.


Barreled action $1750.
***SOLD*** MPA BA Comp $650.
EC tuner $150
Timney HIT $150

All prices are shipped.

WTF???


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Selling a Bartlein 25 cal 7.5 twist SS Heavy Varmint 29" blank.

So three weeks ago I get a call from PD not to far away from us. They are calling asking for help. I asked, "whats up?" Well we had our 7 dept rifles rebuilt by a gunsmith/shop all with your barrels and out of the 7.... only one shoots! That one just shoots small silly groups! I said really.... 1 out of 7 shoot? The officer says yes. Then he says... can I bring the worst two to you and have you guys look them over? I asked... didn't you call the shop that did the work and talk to them? Answer was yes and they took them back once already and had stuff fixed but they still don't shoot!

I said bring the worst two guns to me and will look them over for ya. He said thanks... the one rifle actually shoots 4moa!

So far we have fixed 4 out of the 6 rifles. They're suppose to bring the next two rifles in next week. Here are some of the things we found that where wrong.

Two rifles the bolt was hitting the back of the barrel. The other two the clearance at best was .004" which still isn't enough.

NV mounts installed backwards (yes doesn't effect accuracy but it's attn. to detail is my bitch there)

One rifle the trigger retaining pins where installed incorrectly. The pin that is suppose to be in the rear was in the front location which if there isn't enough stock clearance it would cause a fit issue between the barreled action and the stock.

One rifle actually had a burr or a piece of metal sandwiched between the recoil lug and the receiver face at the 6 o'clock position. When we took the barrel off to fix the bolt clearance and the muzzle crown... that small piece of metal actually left a small indent in the receiver face. Again goes back to paying attention to detail and what the hell your doing.

We had to fix all of the muzzle crowns on all of the first 4 rifles and rethread the muzzles.

I asked who's scope mounts are these? He said they where custom made! I'll get back to this further down in the reading but the mounts all had a negative MOA taper to them. Also two of the rifles the front screw was hitting the barrel threads. So we had a couple of decent not really expensive EGW 20moa bases and installed them for the first two rifles and ordered two more for the 2nd batch of guns. He said they knew they had issues with the mounts and had to use a shim on one of the rifles so they could get it on paper and have some adjustment to the scope. No more shims needed.

I would say not including range time or ammo cost... just in terms of inspection time and repair time we are averaging 7 hours for each pair of rifles.

When we got the first two rifles reworked (we actually didn't notice at first the scope mounts where messed up) I took them out to my range to test fire them. Figured better test fire them before we give them back to make sure they shoot good! I didn't want to mess with they're scopes and the focus etc... so I mounted my 8-32NXS scope. Scope was on a previous Rem. 700 in 308win so I skipped bore sighting it. That was a mistake! I sent the first round down range and no impact on the target. Said... crap... then I went to a 50 yard target... still no impact! WTF! So I pull the bolt out and to bore sight it had to remove the cheek piece as well. I look down the bore and the gun is pointed like 6" (best guess) below the target at 50 yards. So I start cranking on the elevation knob while looking down the bore and I see the cross hair coming up and then boom... the elevation knob stopped! I max'd out the adjustment and it's still really low on the target. I'm like WTF!!! So I pick the gun up and look at it from the side. That's when I noticed the neg. MOA on the scope mount. So with the scope max'd out at 65moa for travel... I held on the 18moa hash mark of the reticle and that gave me a .75" above center on the target for a zero. That's how I shot the first gun. Needed a total of 83moa just to be in the center of the target at a 100 yards. Then I/we changed all they're mounts out for something that was proper.

I did bring up with the Officer... I said, "hey were not bitching at all but we're not getting paid for any of this and I'll go on a limb and say you guys blew your budget request to get these 7 guns rebuilt but the next time I'm cruising thru your town headed to Marty's Pizza for dinner and you guys pull me over for speeding... tell your boss to give me a get out of jail free card please. He said... got ya covered!

I know the shop that did the work and bent isn't the word for it. As we worked on the first two guns I was actually pacing the floor at one point in time I was so mad.

Enjoy some of the pic's I took.

Later, Frank
Bartlein Barrels

At the range prior to my Tikka .223’s first shot, I’ve been removing the oil leftover from barrel cleaning. But I’ve been reading about how leaving this oil in the barrel may help prevent copper buildup from the first few shots, and that some shooters will run a patch with traces of graphite down the barrel prior to shooting in order to also prevent coppering. Has anybody observed increased copper buildup or long tern issues from a dry barrel as oppossed to an oiled one or one with a trace of graphite for the first few shots? Thanks

Selling my lightly used Nightforce 7-35x56 F1 ATACR, MIL-XT reticle. Box and accessories included, mount is not.

More pics upon request. PM me with any questions. I don’t have any feedback here but I have tons on ar15.com - Username Super_Trouper

$2550 plus shipping - I accept PayPal, Venmo, or Cashapp.

I’m loading some 6 Dasher, 3rd reloads, Alpha brass. My question, and this goes for every round really, but should you trim. My brass is well within spec, however they vary individually by 20-30 thousandths in length. Is it worth trimming? Same general question for 6.5 Creedmoor. I’ll have cases ranging between 1.910 and 1.920, usually around 1.915-1.917, is it worth trimming them or only if they are out of spec.

This is for long range PRS and NRL shooting.

MDT ACC Elite black short action with rubber dampers, MINT with rear

$1250 shipped $1200

Ok, I finally got to go shoot these things side by side more thoroughly.

Let me preface that all these cans are bought with my money. I have no connection to either 3 companies. I'm a can whore and I like to collect them all.

First: They are all great cans! You honestly would be hard pressed to go wrong purchasing any of these products. Obviously the Abel is newer and the Maverick is older. I anticipate as many more shooters shoot braked suppressors, the industry will respond with better performing products in the years to come. I am looking forward to it.

I have ran the Maverick for many PRS seasons (4-5?) and consider it a gold standard for braked support performance in the current LR shooting sports. No, it does not make things quiet. But it does make things manageable and pleasant to the shooter. Getting blasted by a brake for 2 days sucks.

I enjoy the Magnus. However, I find it way more effective on larger caliber (aka magnum) rounds than 6 mm, 25, 6.5, etc... It just does not do it for me in terms of reading a target after the shot. Is it impossible? No. Is it shooter error? Maybe. I am pretty comfortable behind a rifle. With that said, I'm sure there are BETTER shooters out there that are evaluating the very same thing.

Last, the Abel. I honestly wasn't going into it thinking I was going to be impressed. In my head, I thought "oh, another TBAC-like can." I was wrong. The Theorem S-braked is stellar! Like, it works...

I shot a 13 lbs rifle in 6.5 (my PRS Sportsman setup) and the braked performance AND suppression were quite pleasant. I wanted to shoot a lighter rifle as I know shooting my standard Open configuration (22 lbs) wouldn't really show the performance/weakness to me. Having shot the Maverick for so long, the braked Theorem S really surprised me. I will continue to use this through the remainder of the matches this season and, potentially, into the PRS Finale.

All shots were either in modified prone or off a standing barricade with no rear support (tripod).

Take it for what it's worth, this was just an in-my-pants-feeling review. ;-)

SOLD $3,250. Blaser R93 UIT precision rifle used by both military/police snipers and international target shooters. 2 fluted barrels in .308 and 6mmBR. Barrels switch in less than a minute. One of the most accurate rifles I have ever owned, .3 MOA, see pics. Lots of manuals, load data included. Bipod and scope are not included but multiple picatinny mounts are included, plus mirage band and front iron sight mount. You can see a video of this rifle shooting pennies at 100yds during a wind storm below.
Free shipping to your FFL

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The Blaser R93 is a straight-pull action precision rifle offered in a multitude of calibers and barrel lengths manufactured by the German firearms manufacturer Blaser. Designed by Blasers' designer Mr. Meinhard Zeh in 1993, it had a number of features rare on modern hunting rifles, including a manual cocking system and a proprietary Blaser saddle scope mount[ for mounting the optic directly to the quick-change barrel.
The Blaser R93 is a truly modular system built around an aluminum alloy frame, offering differing stocks and barrels varying length and thickness available in chamberings from .22 LR to .375 H&H Magnum/.416 Remington Magnum/.458 Winchester Magnum size.
The barrel has a quick-change design which lets the user switch barrels using two screws and a hex key. Different bolt heads for different groups of calibers and magazine inserts are also user changeable, making the Blaser R93 a modular firearm capable of using a multitude of calibers in its chassis.
The rifle has a shorter overall length compared to more traditional designs due to the trigger being placed under the magazine. The rifle also has a reputation for being easy to disassemble and reassemble which can be an advantage when doing maintenance or during travelling, and has a reputation for having a repeatable zero upon reassembly. The Blaser R93 Tactical is a German bolt action sniper rifle, based on the Blaser R93 design. It has as variants the Blaser LRS 2 and Tactical 2. It is used by German and Dutch police forces as well as the Australian military and special police units. The rifles were manufactured by the German firearms manufacturer Blaser.

Zero compromise scopes
3850 shipped