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Does Mile high have the best customer service?

I think they might.

I ordered a Magnus back in July and I didn’t call them to pester them for when it might come in but once or twice because I don’t want to be “that guy“. But each time they’re like “no problem man we get these calls all the time.”

Then I got a shipping notice a week ago, but it didn’t really contain a lot of information so I called to make sure they had my SOT on file and they did and we’re very nice and helpful again

The can was intended for a bear hunt next week and obviously will not arrive in time so I got to reading about the Magnus and since it is going on a magnum caliber, I would probably be better off having the full-size rather than the “S” especially since I decided the ultra seven I have is a better suppressor for my hunting needs. So I called them again to see where it was in the system and if it was already on a form 3 or whatever and the guy went down and found that it was about to ship out, but he said “no problem. We can cancel that order. Not a problem at all.”

I honestly wonder if it’s not already on a form 3 and it’s gonna be a pain to cancel the order - we shall see

But regardless, they have to be some of the most pleasant guys to interact with whenever I call them on the phone and they will preferentially receive my business for everything I need in the future

Need advice on Barrett 99 50bmg rings

Hey guys, looking for advice on proper rings for a new 99 27moa rail mounting a NF F1 5-25x56.

Cannot find the 1.4” Barrett rings available anywhere. I have a new 20 moa 1.54” high GDI mount I could use…or perhaps purchase NF 6 screw 1.375 or 1.5’s

Would the GDI grip the scope well enough? If not should I but NF 6 screw or other recommendations?

I want to mount it properly and obviously want zero slippage.

Thank You in advance

Firearms Inland M1A1 carbine paratrooper

Authentic M1A1 paratrooper carbine. Made by the Inland division of General Motors in 1944. The carbine was brought back to the USA by a paratrooper named Logan Weir. Logan Valentine Weir was a distinguished World War II veteran who served as a paratrooper in the U.S. Army’s 11th Airborne Division. Born on June 29, 1914, in Sterling, Colorado. During the war, Weir’s role as a paratrooper placed him among the elite troops trained for airborne operations, which were crucial in the Pacific Theater. The 11th Airborne Division was instrumental in campaigns in the Philippines and later in the occupation of Japan.

This is an opportunity to one a piece of history. Located in Colorado. Happy to ship at buyer expense. Viewings available by appointment.

$5000 - NO TRADES

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SOLD Nightforce NXS 2.5-10x32 NP1- UA296 C498

Nightforce NXS 2.5-10x32 NP1- UA296 C498​

Ca. 2010 Made in USA excellent condition. Includes Switchview AL PTL, see thru flip caps and NF catalog.

No trades. $SOLD shipped lower 48 or pick up in DFW TX. Zelle preferred.


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Firearms Q Fix 6.5/vudu 5-25

Q fix 6.5
Less than 30rds

Vudu 5-25 md3
Atlas Bipod with direct q sert mount
Bore guide
West coast sling
4 ar 10 pmags

4200🫘 obo

Trade: staccato xc

Will come with all boxes it’s was shipped with
Will not separate

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Could I make this into a cool “clone”?

This is my old patrol rifle. COLT LE6920 with 16” barrel and carbine gas. I’ve planned on selling it, but I just don’t like selling rifles. It has the LE/MIL restricted markings. I’m definitely not interested in an MK18 clone. I’d hope for something at least 13.7” I’m opening to cutting down the barrel or swapping it.. or even converting to piston. Barrel probably has less than 1k rounds through it. I’m really just looking for a cool clone look perhaps with one of the DD RIS rails. It’s just so boring. I’ve got a 14.5” piston that is awesome. Also open to maybe using a different caliber? It’s purely the look I’d be interested in.
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Wyoming roadtrip

This June we are taking a family roadtrip from Georgia to Wyoming. We are stopping along the way of course to stay in different states and enjoy different places.

I have in my mind what to take for emergencies etc. My wife also has a packing list started so the family can add ideas.

What would you pack? If you have done such a trip before please share your wisdom.

Also, while in Yellowstone my daughter wants to do some hiking. Any awareness tips for general safety? Also, hiking shoe recommendations? Or will basic athletic shoes do the trick?

This trip is for my daughter's high school graduation and I want my family to have a wonderful time, but my job is safety first.
Thanks
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SOLD Tikka CTR Stock & Bottom Metal

I am selling a brand new factory tikka CTR stock. It was a taken off new 308 and was never used.
It comes with bottom metal (aluminum). Action screws and mag are NOT included. $110 shipped to you.

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Accuracy International (AICS) 1.5 LA build questions

Good afternoon everyone,
I bought an Accuracy International AICS 1.5 long action chassis (Non folding) online recently and I'm looking to build it out using a Bergara Wilderness B14 HMR in .300 win mag with the 26 inch barrel. As far as I know the B14 uses a Remington 700 pattern action. Will this action and barrel fit into this chassis? If not what would you guys recommend with a budget of around $1200?
My second question is regarding AICS AW magazines. I saw a post on Reddit saying that you need to cut your action in order to use AICS AW magazines is this true? What does cutting your action entail, and is there a magazine that will work without modification for the Bergara that I am looking at? The Bergara from factory takes AICS pattern magazines so I was assuming that as long as the action is inside a chassis system like the AICS 1.5 that the AW mags would run no problem.
I will insert some pictures of the chassis that I will be using as well as the Bergara and the magazines I was looking at.
Thanks everyone and happy Saturday!


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Arken EP5 7- 35 .. Standing in for some Alpha Glass

Over time i have had more than my fair share of expensive Alpha/Top Tier Glass fail ...

Just recently i had 2 current Top Tier optics on 2 of my Desert Tech,s go down. While still waiting for this to be resolved i decided to go the complete other end of the scale...yep....."Cheap" China scope !!!

My dealer here in Aus sent me 2 of the ARKEN EP5 7-35 and said....try to break them!! .................but also give an honest opinion on how they stack up. My dealer knows the Glass i own, and have owned and also the regularity i shoot.

Not really having any high hopes i was pleasantly surprised when the Arken,s showed up..

#1 heavy , externally .....very well built.
#2 expecting the worst..... the glass is quite good ...especially considering the price tag !!
#3 Turrets....very positive .
#4 Tracks great!!

We mounted the 2 on DT 338Lap. 300 Win and the 50BMG.

Today myself and friend fired circa ......"100" 300wm....... "150" 338Lap and "90" rounds of 50BMG ... Both the Arkens went through that session without any glitches what so ever!!!

Focus remained constant , while not Alpha glass they are more than capable of providing a very rewarding experience . Distances we shot at were 1200yds and 1500yds and 1700yds.

The 2 plates "Knocked " over in front of the log are 1200yds...the 50 smacks them down with authority !! The couple of misses onto the log actually penetrated out the rear side....very impressive !!

Are the Arkens the best glass......hell no... BUT !!! They are VERY respectful and i have no problem with using them . They held up to the 50 better than a couple of "ALPHA" scopes ( that shall remain nameless) that shit themselves after a dozen or so shots!!

Truthfully....the hardest thing to overcome is the mind set that these are "Cheap" and "Chinese" ....functionality wise they a very good!!

These will be subjected to a few more sessions over the next weeks...lets see if they hold up...

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Reloading Equipment Triebel Dies - 300WM

Triebel Guntools has been in business for more than 60 years manufacturing some of the highest precision reloading tools and gunsmith tools in the world. These are Professional grade tools for serious ‘smiths and reloaders that take a serious interest in their craft. Tribel sells their tools all over the world.

Up for sale are some of their beautiful reloading dies in 6.5CM, .300WM and .338LM. It is a pleasure just to hold these in your hand and see and feel the quality of these amazing dies, but when you put them to the test and begin to see the absolute repeatability these dies can give you that’s when the real magic happens. These were used very little, and all are in perfect condition.

We measure our powder down to the 1/100 of a grain, don’t waste all that energy by using substandard dies. Enjoy the best!

All prices shown include shipping and insurance in CONUS. PPFF or Zelle. Not looking for trades, but reasonable offers always considered.

Please note that the 300WM dies are 1-1/4"

6.5 Creedmoor - $515.00 $400

BR Neck Die (3163403) 7/8”
BR Seat Die (3163405) 7/8”
FL Sizing Die (3163401 7/8”


300 Win Mag - $420.00 $300

BR Neck Die (3293213) 1-1/4”
BR Seat Die (3293215) 1-1/4”
FL Sizing Die (3293211) 1-1/4”

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Optics Leica 2800.COM Reduced

Looking to sell an excellent condition 2800.com. I bought it new from Europtic in 2020, sat in a climate controlled storage unit with no battery installed for almost 3 years. Has seen minimal use. I can say though it’s a great rangefinder and works great when I had it paired with my Kestrel. $550 now $500 shipped and insured. Thanks!

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ELR match at Ben Franklin Range in western Pa April 19th


See above link for detail and registration. For the first ELR match in western Pa for 2025. This will be an elr light gun (338 and under match only) shooting to approximately 2000 yards. This match will also be apart of the ELR Southeast series in 2025. Other matches in this series include 2 matches at Moccasin valley stadium n moccasin valley Virginia in April, August and finale in September. The 2nd match in this series at Ben Franklin range will be in July and will include heavy gun.

For more information please contact me at 17248900448 via text or email [email protected] or pm me on this forum as well.