SOLD. MDT ACC 700 SA has two weights and a mirage cover.
$1000. SOLD

Picked this up off "the hide" maybe 6 months ago, slightly used, excellent shape best I can tell. Rem 700 SA and Clones. Comes with a MDT grip (no vision grip) and LOP extension (non-folding, folder attachment is available for this on-line, GCP Rifle Co). I just elected to stay with my Manners PRS platforms for shooting. Comes with Weibad pad and weight kit as shown. 1200$ shipped. (only trade I'm interested in is a 223 receiver, Rem 700 platform/clone). There is also a Facebook page for Vision Products if you're into that thing.

Anything better for 223/308/Grendel?

I’ve been using h335 for my bull 233 but running low and wanted to grab something else than can be used in more calibers.
I saw cfe223 and tac, benchmark, 2520 at my local store… heard tac was more temp stable than cfe.

Just noted him as banned

Purchased a used Remington model 700. After cleaning it I noticed wear marks inside the receiver. If I run my fingernail again the grain it catches a little bit. The gun cycles good but have not shot it yet. Is this something that commonly wears or should I be concerned? Thank you.

I got an 18" SPR barrel from Craddock earlier this year that I had converted to an LMT quick-change barrel for use in an MLR. It shot really well but after a couple hundred rounds through it I realized that for this rifle application I would prefer it a bit shorter. So I had it cut back to 16" and now it's undergassed because, silly me, it's now a 16" barrel with a rifle length gas system and won't cycle reliably. I tried all of the obvious fixes like switching gas blocks, making sure everything was aligned properly, swapping gas tubes, played with an adjustable buffer, but it's never getting enough gas probably due to reduced dwell time.

Since this barrel shot lights out before getting cut down, I just don't want to give up on it, so now I'm looking at opening up the gas port a bit.

That's something I've never done and part of me thinks "how hard can it be?" Is this something I should be trying to do myself or should I send it out to someone who can do it correctly? Enquiring minds want to know.

I have a new action (Remington 40x Ti and PTG bolt) that seems to be having an issue once I install a trigger.

Bolt close seems extremely rough when the trigger is installed, and it appears the bolt is being pushed upwards significantly. The rough feel is probably the bottom bolt lug against the receiver abutement.

I tried two different triggers and both exhibit this issue, although one slightly worse than the other. While functional, bolt close is quite rough and my fear is galling between steel bolt and titanium receiver.

Does anyone know of a solution? Would removing material from trigger disconnector help?

For sale is an Impact Precision .223 bolt and Proof Research .223 comp contour 26 inch barrel. The barrel and bolt both have 200 rounds on them, and are in excellent condition.

SOLD

WTS 5-25x 56 tmr non illuminated. Have a badger c1 with top rail. Scope is used, has a few marks, but glass is great. Text me at 5093985708
Scope $1400
Badger mount $375
Accuracy first level $75

I had this Magpul bipod mount and earlier today I was trying to figure out what to do with it. I didn't want to just drop it in a bin so I made a thing out of it for my vise.

Some scrap 1/4" aluminum angle, 10-32 tap, and voila....



If I want I can secure a flat top upper, barreled action, anything picatinny, it doesn't seem like that will be a problem.



Or I can throw an arca rail in there to secure a chassis, my scope mounting "jig", etc...



I have some polymer vise blocks that slip into AICS magwells and AR vise blocks too but most my rifles have picatinny and/or arca interfaces on the underside. If I need to secure it to go hands free to mount an acessory or clean it, this seems like a more svelte solution.

I got a 650 yard range in the backyard and have started reloading. Been shooting a POF ar style in 6.5cm but am looking for a bolt gun to step it up a little.

I’ve looked at the Savage, Ruger Precision models, but after reading threads would like to find a Bergara or Tikka chassis gun in 6.5cm.

I’ve been watching the classifieds here for a month or so, but what would be the best way to go as a starter in 6.5 creedmoor? I’ve almost pulled the trigger on a Ruger RPR, but would waiting on the right Tikka or Bergara be a better choice?

I know a guy who has a son interested in joining the marine corp. he’s wanting to make a sniper. Do they have a heights requirement? He had a gland problem as a child that stunted his growth!

Looking to move this guy to free up some funds for the holidays. New. Never mounted.
$1100 tyd, PP FF

My Tac Ops X-ray is here and I just dont need two nearly identical rifles. This is by far the hardest rifle I have ever listed on the hide. I won Hardrock in .308 class with this and she just loves Amax/ ELD.

GA Precision Hospitaller - nut sac proof mark, Surgeon 591 action, 24" Bartlein fluted MTU barrel, Triggertech special(curved) trigger, threaded 5/8x24. Picture shows area 419 hellfire, but that is on another rifle.

542 rounds fired

Manners T4A folding mini chassis with AI mag, Accushot bipod mount. Bipod Not included. Multicam cerekote by Custom Gun Coatings

sold

No trades needed but always entertain High end optics. Esp S&B with the new DT2+ turrets.

target is sight in using 178 Amax. 4 groups of 5 shots @ 100.

This was posted on a next door feed today about an incident in Killeen, dayum this officer needs to quit stopping at Shipleys for do-nuts and kolaches.

"That's when Agent Mike turned around and told me that, in their experience, nothing ever happens to people that don't talk about these things," Mac Isaac said, noting that he did, in fact, change their names in the book.

How much snow did y’all get? Lots of salt on the road ?

SOLD

SOLD

Just saw this on SSD. Not a lot of info, but is said to be 8.5" in length and about 18 oz.

Anyone ever had a muzzle brake negatively affect accuracy?

I have my rifle absolutely dialed in. It’s a 223, and I’m debating putting a hellfire on it. It’s really not needed for recoil, I’m more concerned with dinging up the crown on instacles.

I don’t want to have to find new load data or screw with it anymore if the brake affects accuracy

So last night about 5pm I make my second trip of the day to Home Depot to get more lumber for my sniper's hide.

The "hide" is a dormer I'm building in the upstairs of my barn that is 133yds to my handgun/rifle range.

Anyway, as I'm buying a pile of 2x4's I park in the last parking spot in the loading zone area. This is the covered area, front of the store. As I pull into the last spot, I notice a parked van to my left with a couple of middle age tweeker types just sitting in the front seats. Don't look like contractors, not DIY homeowners.

Get out of my gladiator, grab a lumber cart - look back with my fob and decide not to lock my truck, thinking "let's watch this play out". I get the plate #. Haul cart into store, park it, and message myself the plate #.

Wait about 15 seconds and head out the other door to see a guy leaning in my passenger compartment, his back to me, on the passenger side. His driver remains in the van. He's rifling through my empty vehicle.

My right hand is on my shield 9mm, ready to drawn from my pocket holster. I startle and command him to exit the vehicle. He's got no visible weapon, but I maintain some distance and try to keep an eye on the driver. Nobody moves. I don't know if he knew I was armed - you guys would have assumed I was by my gestures.

I told him to get back in his vehicle and leave the scene, and to do it now - and if he didn't, I would hurt him. He and his pal back the van up and move on.

I didn't have time to get a pic of him or the vehicle (didn't want to focus on my phone).

After the event, I was surprised I was pretty calm, as I felt like had called in a coyote or some such critter.

The old rule - Always carry and have situational awareness.

Turns out the license plate didn't match the vehicle. I'm sure they're off to another HD to rip off contractors.

I need about a 20" platform in front of the window. That's just a cheap .22 for mockup.


- stay safe out there.