Getting rid of the last of my LMT stuff. I sold the 16” barrel so what I have left is the 13.5 that was on another LMT I had.

This is not pinned and welded as I have both a Surefire 3 prong and a SOLGW NOX That I can have pinned at the buyers choice.

Barrel is CL, I know for a fact less than 150 rounds are through this barrel and at least 300 rounds total through the LMT itself.

Geissele 308 AB CH and SSA-E are installed.

This is a factory gun I purchased a couple years back at my local shop.

Only trades I am interested in is a factory AI 300NM AXSR FDE barrel

Asking $3500 or best offer. Pinning is covered by me, I just need to know which device. I can also ship the barrel separately if you’re wanting to SBR this and add whatever else muzzle device you want.

Thank you for looking.

Bighorn Origin with a WTO Switch lug, Area 419 Bolt Knob, Timney Hit Trigger, 2 MDT 10rd .223 polymer mags, spare firing pin assembly and standard bolt. 26" Bartlein Marksmen Contour .223 barrel with Area 419 Hellfire. Barrel has less than 500 rounds on it.

$1250 Shipped to your FFL

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Got into NRL22 instead, so selling the AR stuff. PayPal Friend and Family only.


Located in San Gabriel/Los Angeles area, willing to meetup around the area if preferred.

Looking to sell FP Wilcox RaidX (Green Laser).

Saw very little use from previous owner.
I’ve yet to use it. In very good condition.

Saw something I want, so this is going on the chopping block.

No trades.

***SOLD***

Will post pics soon.

Only selling to established members.

I have a 100% off Thunderbeast arms suppressor certificate I decided not to use.



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Factory built JP Enterprises upper with dual charge, billet lower, MK3 free floating rapid configuration handrail 17.25" OAL. (Flat Dark Earth)14.5" picatinny rail at 12 o'clock position. 15" arca swiss at 6 o'clock position.

22 inch match barrel. 97 rounds thru barrel. 1/8 twist. Threaded 5/8x24.

2 piece adjustable gas block with detent.

Enhanced bolt assembly, high pressure firing pin.

VMOS bolt carrier. Gen 2 silent captured spring system with H2 heavy buffer. Push button sling swivel mount.

Magpull prs gen3 precision adjustable stock. Roller trigger enhanced reliability 3.5-4lbs. Ergo grip. Special collectors rifle box. JP soft case. Surefire muzzle brake serves as suppressor adapter for Socom. One spare 2 inch, two spare 4 inch Picatinny rails, barricade stop, alternative safety selector. Hardware for all will be in case. 1 twenty round magpull magazine.

Asking $2600 shipped not looking for trades. Have more pics if needed.

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Curtis Axiom , 26” proof Competition profile, 223 AI with “5” rounds down the barrel.
Asking 1300 Shipped
Thank you

Cleaning out a bunch of stuff I will likely never use again. Priced to move. First come first serve.

Wilson Combat 224V 22" stainless fluted 6.5 twist 1/2x28 threads. Maybe 400 rounds. **SOLD**


Brownells (faxon) 6 ARC 18" barrel. Stainless 416R 1/8 twist, 5/8-24. **SOLD**


RCBS 224V MatchMaster Dies $100 CONUS


REDDING 6.5CM FL sizing die type s with .269 titanium nitride bushing. **SOLD**


FORSTER 6.5CM micrometer seating die. $80 CONUS


VORTEX precision matched rings. 34MM .92" Used on my prs rig for awhile and in all sorts of bad weather. Screws are not perfect, rings are in good shape. $100 CONUS


AREA 419 sidewinder 6.5 Brake w/ 5/8-24 adaptor. Relatively clean and in good shape. **SPF**


224V Mags (2) 10 round PRI mags (almost new) (1) 15 round PRI (new) (2) ASC 15 round mags. (New) **SOLD**


DILLON 550 caliber conversion 223/221/22 Nosler. New never used. **SOLD**


Worlds finest trimmers. 6GT, 6CM, 300BO
$60/each CONUS

Brand new safe queen. I bought this on the hide last year for a build but I have decided to go a different route. The previous owner never used it according to him. There are no wear marks anywhere that I can see. This has the mini chassis installed. Includes 1 five round mag and the action screws. PM with any questions. $1250 shipped

Lawton 7500 single shot custom action. Barrel is a Mike Rock cut rifle , Badger break with a Shillen trigger that is tuned perfectly.
Manners t2a with adjustable cheek and sniper fill. $4399 shipped in the lower 48 OBO. Price drop $. 3250
I could use cash and a good lever gun in 45/70, 38-55, 30-30, a nxs3.5-15x 50 or 4-16x ATACR moa/moar.
Don’t be shy with trade offers I’m a gun whore asking can’t hurt worst that could happen is I’m not interested. .

Load data is complete, group pictured is at 100yards. Round count is under 200 rounds.
Comes with 49 once fired Lapua cases and 50 loaded rounds and dies.
I will post more pics this evening.

Thanks for looking
Fred III.

About to buy a Magpul PRS Lite for my latest build but I wanted to see if other people here are running this stock. I’ve heard that they can have fitment issues with certain buffer tubes but I was wondering if those issues have been resolved.

Well just when they say its over I get the fucking Wuhan Flu. This really sucks. Was fine for all 3+ years and now its here.Low fever 100.4 headache but really dehydrated. Its a week tomorrow and I am getting pissed seeing little improvement.I though these were the easy variants?

Temple of Set​

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"Setianism" redirects here. For the branch of Gnosticism, see Sethianism. For worship of Satan, see Satanism.
The Temple of Set is an occult initiatory orderfounded in 1975. A new religious movementand form of Western esotericism, the Temple espouses a religion known as Setianism, whose practitioners are called Setians. This is sometimes identified as a form of Satanism, although this term is not often embraced by Setians and is contested by some academics.
The Temple was established in the United States in 1975 by Michael Angelo Aquino, an American political scientist, military officer, and a high-ranking member of Anton LaVey's Church of Satan. Dissatisfied with the direction in which LaVey was taking the Church, Aquino resigned and – according to his own claim – embarked on a ritual to invoke Satan, who revealed to him a sacred text called The Book of Coming Forth by Night. According to Aquino, in this work Satan revealed his true name to be that of Set, which had been the name used by his followers in ancient Egypt. Aquino was joined in establishing the Temple by a number of other dissatisfied members of LaVey's Church, and soon various Setian groups were established across the United States.
Setians believe that Set is the one real god and that he has aided humanity by giving them a questioning intellect, the "Black Flame", which distinguishes them from other animal species. Set is held in high esteem as a teacher whose example is to be emulated but he is not worshipped as a deity. Highly individualistic in basis, the Temple promotes the idea that practitioners should seek self-deification and thus attain an immortality of consciousness. Setians believe in the existence of magic as a force which can be manipulated through ritual, however the nature of these rituals is not prescribed by the Temple. Specifically, Aquino described Setian practices as "black magic", a term which he defines idiosyncratically.
Following initiation into the Temple, a Setian can proceed along a series of six degrees, each of which requires greater responsibilities to the group; as a result, most members remain in the first two degrees. Governed by a high priest or high priestess and a wider Council of Nine, the Temple is also divided into groups known as pylons, through which Setians can meet or correspond in order to advance their magical work in a particular area. Pylons of the Temple are now present in the United States, Australia, and Europe, with estimates placing the Temple's membership between 200 and 500.

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The Temple of Set is a new religious movement,[1] and draws upon earlier forms of Western esotericism.[2] Among academic scholars of religious studies, there has been some debate as to whether the Temple of Set can be characterized as "Satanism" or not. The religious studies scholars Asbjorn Dyrendal, Massimo Introvigne, James R. Lewis, and Jesper Aa. Petersen describe the Temple of Set as a Satanic group, despite its reluctance to use the term "Satanism", because it is an offshoot of the Church of Satan which continues to use satanic mythology.[3][4]Conversely, the scholar Kennet Granholm argued that it should not be considered a form of Satanism because it does not place an emphasis on the figure of Satan. Granholm acknowledged that it was an "actor in the Satanic milieu" and part of the wider left-hand path group of esoteric traditions.[5] He suggested that it could also be seen as a form of "Post-Satanism", thereby continuing to reflect its historical origins within religious Satanism.[6]
The Temple of Set is far more rooted in esoteric ideas than the Church of Satan had been.[7] It has thus been termed "Esoteric Satanism", a term used to contrast it with the "Rational Satanism" found in LaVeyan Satanism.[8] Accordingly, it has been labelled the "intellectual wing of esoteric Satanism",[9]with the Temple presenting itself as an intellectual religion.[10] Aquino possessed a P.h.D. in political science and this formal education was reflected in the way that he presented his arguments, in which he draws broadly upon Western philosophy and science.[11]

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FoundationEdit​

Aquino with his wife Lilith in 1999
Born in 1946, Michael Aquino was a military intelligence officer specializing in psychological warfare.[12] In 1969 he joined Anton LaVey's Church of Satan and rose rapidly through the group's ranks.[13] In 1970, while he was serving with the U.S. military during the Vietnam War, Aquino was stationed in Bến Cát in South Vietnam when he wrote a tract titled "Diabolicon" in which he reflected upon his growing divergence from the Church of Satan's doctrines.[14] In this tract, teachings about the creation of the world, God, and humanity are presented, as is the dualistic idea that Satan complements God.[15] The character of Lucifer is presented as bringing insight to human society,[16] a depiction of Lucifer that was inherited from John Milton's seventeenth-century epic poem Paradise Lost.[17]

Lieutenant colonel Michael Aquino specialized in psychological warfare
By 1971 Aquino was ranked as a Magister Caverns of the IV° within the Church's hierarchy, was editor of its publication The Cloven Hoof, and sat on its governing Council of Nine.[12] In 1973 he rose to the previously unattained rank of Magister Templi of IV°.[12]According to the scholars of Satanism Per Faxneld and Jesper Petersen, Aquino had become LaVey's "right-hand man".[18] There were nonetheless things that Aquino disliked about the Church of Satan; he thought that it had attracted many "fad-followers, egomaniacs, and assorted oddballs, whose primary interest in becoming Satanists was to flash their membership cards for cocktail-party notoriety".[19] When, in 1975, LaVey abolished the system of regional groups, or grottos, and declared that in the future all degrees would be given in exchange for financial or other contributions to the Church, Aquino became increasingly disaffected; he resigned from the organization on June 10, 1975.[20] While LaVey seems to have held a pragmatic and practical view of the degrees and of the Satanic priesthood, intending them to reflect the social role of the degree holder within the organization, Aquino and his supporters viewed the priesthood as being spiritual, sacred and irrevocable.[21] Dyrendal, Lewis, and Petersen describe Aquino as, in effect, accusing LaVey of the sacrilege of simony.[21]
Aquino then provided what has been described as a "foundation myth" for his Setian religion.[22] Having departed the Church, he embarked on a ritual intent on asking Satan for advice on what to do next.[23] According to his account, at Midsummer 1975, Satan appeared and revealed that he wanted to be known by his true name, Set, which had been the name used by his worshippers in ancient Egypt.[24] Aquino produced a religious text, The Book of Coming Forth by Night, which he alleged had been revealed to him by Set through a process of automatic writing.[25] According to Aquino, "there was nothing overtly sensational, supernatural, or melodramatic about The Book of Coming Forth By Night working. I simply sat down and wrote it."[26] The book proclaimed Aquino to be the Magus of the new Aeon of Set and the heir to LaVey's "infernal mandate".[27]Aquino later stated that the revelation that Satan was Set necessitated his own exploration of Egyptology, a subject about which he had previously known comparatively little.[28]

"The meeting with the Prince of Darkness marked a point of departure between LaVey and Aquino. LaVey was basically a materialist to whom Satan was a personification of the forces of nature. Aquino is an idealist, basing his theology on Plato and the Gnostic/Hermetic tradition."

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Historian of religion Mattias Gardell.[12]
Aquino's Book of Coming Forth by Night makes reference to The Book of the Law, a similarly 'revealed' text produced by the occultist Aleister Crowley in 1904 which provided the basis for Crowley's religion of Thelema. In Aquino's book, The Book of the Law was presented as a genuine spiritual text given to Crowley by preternatural sources, but it was also declared that Crowley had misunderstood both its origin and message.[29] In making reference to The Book of the Law, Aquino presented himself as being as much Crowley's heir as LaVey's,[30] and Aquino's work would engage with Crowley's writings and beliefs to a far greater extent than LaVey ever did.[7]
In establishing the Temple, Aquino was joined by other ex-members of LaVey's Church,[12]and soon Setian groups, or pylons, were established in various parts of the United States.[12] The structure of the Temple was based largely on those of the ceremonial magical orders of the late nineteenth century, such as the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and Ordo Templi Orientis.[31] Aquino has stated that he believed LaVey not to be merely a charismatic leader but to have been actually appointed by Satan himself (referring to this charismatic authority as the "Infernal Mandate") to found the Church.[32] After the split of 1975, Aquino believed LaVey had lost the mandate, which the "Prince of Darkness" then transferred to Aquino and a new organization, the Temple of Set.[32] According to both the historian of religion Mattias Gardelland journalist Gavin Baddeley, Aquino displayed an "obsession" with LaVey after his departure from the Church, for instance by publicly releasing court documents that reflected negatively on his former mentor, among them restraining orders, divorce proceedings, and a bankruptcy filing.[33] In turn, LaVey lampooned the new Temple as "Laurel and Hardy's Sons of the Desert".[34] In 1975, the Temple incorporated as a non-profit Church in California, and later that year secured state and federal recognition and tax-exempted status.[35]

Later developmentEdit​

Aquino established his Order of the Trapezoid at Wewelsburg castle in Germany (pictured)
Many members of the Temple had voiced their opposition to Aquino's position of power within it.[36] Aquino relinquished his office of High Priest in 1979 to Ronald Keith Barrett,[37] who produced an inspired text of his own, titled The Book of Opening the Way.[38] Barrett's approach was later criticized as "more mystical than magical" by Temple members.[39]Barrett's leadership was also criticized as authoritarian,[40] resulting in a decline in the Temple's membership.[38] Barrett resigned his office and severed ties with the organization in May 1982.[37] He subsequently established his own Temple of Anubis, which he led until his 1998 death; it survived until the early 2010s.[36] After Barrett's departure, Aquino retook leadership of the Temple of Set.[36] During this period, the sociologist Gini Graham Scottclandestinely participated in the Temple, using her observations as the basis for her 1983 book The Magicians: A Study of the Use of Power in a Black Magic Group.[41]
After receiving his PhD in political science from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 1980, Aquino worked as an adjunct professorat Golden Gate University until 1986 while continuing to serve in the United States Armyas an Active Guard Reserve officer at the Presidio of San Francisco.[42] He was fascinated with the connections between occultism and Nazism,[43] resulting in some accusations that he was sympathetic to Nazi ideology.[44] In 1983, he performed a solitary rite at Walhalla, the subterranean section of the Wewelsburg castle in Germany that was utilized as a ceremonial space by the Schutzstaffel's Ahnenerbe group during the Nazi period. This resulted in his formation of the Order of the Trapezoid, a Setian group whose members understood themselves as a chivalric order of knights.[45] From 1987 through to 1995, the Grand Master of the Order of the Trapezoid was Edred Thorsson, who had joined the Temple of Set in 1984 and risen to the Fifth Degree in 1990.[46] Thorsson exerted a "discernible influence" over the Setian community through his books, in which he combined aspects of Satanic philosophy with the modern Pagan religion of Heathenry.[47] In 1980, he founded the Texas-based Rune-Gild which shared many of the Temple's key philosophical tenets but with a focus on the study of runes and their applications in magical practice.[48]

Don Webb (high priest 1996–2002)
In the 1980s, Aquino attracted greater publicity for his Temple through appearances on television talk shows like The Oprah Winfrey Show and Geraldo.[18] In 1987, during the Satanic ritual abuse hysteria, the three-year-old daughter of a Christian clergyman accused Aquino of sexually abusing her during Satanic rites held at his Russian Hill home. Responding to the allegations, police raided Aquino's home, however—after no evidence was found to substantiate the allegation and it was revealed that Aquino was living in Washington D.C. at the time of the alleged abuse—the police decided not to charge him with any felony.[49]Aquino attempted to bring formal charges against the chaplain and psychiatrist who had encouraged the girl's claims, although he was more successful in bringing legal action against two books—Carl A. Raschke's Painted Black and Linda Blood's The New Satanists—that had suggested that he was guilty.[50] He then left the Presidio and was transferred to St. Louis.[51] In 1994, Aquino retired from active service in the Army, being honourably transferred to the Retired Reserve and awarded the Meritorious Service Medal.[52]
While the Satanic ritual abuse hysteria declined, Aquino continued to be a figure of prominence in "mind control" conspiracy theories because of his career as a psychological warfare officer in the US Army.[53] In the United Kingdom during this same period, tabloids like the News of the World and Sunday Mirror published sensationalist articles about the Temple.[54] In the mid-1990s, a group of British Setians approached the religious studies scholar Graham Harvey and encouraged him to conduct research into the group so as to combat misconceptions about them.[55] The Temple first registered a website in 1997, the same year as the Church of Satan.[56] It would also establish its own intranet, allowing for communication between Setians in different parts of the world.[5]
One member of the Temple was the New Zealander Kerry Bolton, who split to form his own Order of The Left Hand Path in 1990.[57] In 1995, another couple who joined were LaVey's daughter Zeena Schreck and her husband Nikolas Schreck, both of whom were vocal critics of Zeena's father.[58]
In 1996, Don Webb became the high priest of the Temple, a position that he held until 2002.[59] He was replaced by Zeena Schreck, but she resigned after six weeks and was replaced by Aquino, who took charge once more.[59] In that year, Zeena led a schism within the organization[9] establishing her own Berlin-based group, The Storm, which she later renamed the Sethian Liberation Movement.[60]
Aquino stood down as Supreme Priest again in 2004, to be replaced by Patricia Hardy who was elected to the position of Supreme Priestess.[60] Although no longer in charge of the organization, he nevertheless remained its most visible spokesperson.[60]
Aquino died in July 2020 at the age of 73.[61]

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