Looking to buy more GAP rifles. Pm what you have please don’t reply on here.

Selling an OG Geissele URGI upper (from 2019 - not the new ones with G in-house barrels) with a clone correct Daniel Defense 14.5” barrel with pinned/welded Surefire SF4P, Toolcraft BCG, Geissele Airborne charging handle, Geissele gas block and qd sling mount. The upper has about 800 rounds on it and is a phenomenal shooter and will come as shown (with mlok QD attachment).

SOLD

No trades please.

Curtis 3lug 60degree throw centerfire bolt and rimfire bolt
Foundation Stock full brass weights
Area 419 ARCA Rail
Badger m5 DBM
West Texas ordinance switch lug
22arc is a shilen SM 1-7 twist 26"
22rimfire is a shilen SM 1-12twist 4R 24"
Triggertech dimond flat shoe
L3 14round 22LR mag
Mdt 12 round 22arc metal mag
$3500 SHIPPED CONUS OBO - NO TRADES AT THIS TIME

bipod / scope & mount not included in price

Looking to sell an XLR Envy Pro chassis with the C6 short LOP buttstock has the internal weights, 4 side weights, thumb rest and long NV bridge. (not pictured 2 3/4" brass nose extension) MDT elite grip included.



$PF @tcm65 shipped & insured

New KRG Bravo for Remington 700 Short Action, with Spigot.

$350 Shipped (insurance extra if you want it).

Written by Ryan Domke

In my spare time, I’m always searching the internet, including YouTube, to check out optics and accessories. Whether it’s for a personal build or a work project, I spend more time than I’d like to admit watching and reading reviews.

And to a degree, it’s literally my job to stay up to date on the newest offerings in the industry.

I’ve seen quite a few reviews of GUNNR’s LPVOs popping up on YouTube over the last several months, but haven’t had one actually cross my desk yet. So when GUNNR offered to send out one of its newest offerings, the HEIMDALL 6-24×50 HPVO, I quickly had them send it my way to review.

I’m more of an LPVO guy, but not enough to where I’d turn down this HPVO review opportunity.



I haven’t had a ton of time behind the trigger with it (yet), as it just came out, but I was able to hit the range and start putting it through its paces to get a decent feel for its potential before writing this review.

First Impressions​

Opening the delivery box revealed a nicely designed, branded box with a custom-cut foam insert keeping the HPVO safe. In addition to the scope itself, there was also a:

• Throw lever
• CR2032 battery
• Lens covers
• Multi tool
• Cleaning cloth
• Manual
  
  
  

Lifting it out of the box, the scope feels like it’s built like a tank. Constructed from 7075 aluminum and weighing 32 ounces, it’s hard not to feel sturdy. Upon inspecting it closer, I found the finish to be on point, with no blemishes to note.

A quick look revealed a nice and crisp reticle, and the multi-coated glass seemed extremely clear. The glass clarity honestly surpassed my expectations. We were off to a good start.

How We Tested​

Using a Primary Arms scope mount, I mounted the HEIMDALL on a BCA-15 chambered in .223/5.56. Getting it zeroed in at the range didn’t take long. The adjustment knobs provided solid tactile and audible feedback when turned, which made making small adjustments easy.



During the two times I was able to take the scope for a spin, I only had access to 150 yards and closer, which proved to be light work for the HEIMDALL. No surprise there.


The reticle doesn’t clutter the view.

Durability-wise, I didn’t have time to give a torture test or anything, but I did drop it accidentally and shot it in the rain, and experienced no fogging or any other issues. While I have yet to put hundreds of rounds through any rifle with this scope, I don’t foresee there being any cause for concern once I do.


A little rain never hurt.

Features​

Of course, the reticle is one of the main highlights. It’s a first focal plane (FFP) reticle with plenty of hash marks and illumination. It’s sharp and provides a ton of detail for precision work. And, it doesn’t get too thick and clog your view even at full magnification.

No drainage systems were hurt during this review.

As mentioned, the reticle does provide red illumination settings, which were fine in lower light and overcast conditions, but it was far from “daylight bright” in full sun. That would probably be one of my main suggestions for improvement.

The glass quality stood out once I started stretching the distance. Edge-to-edge clarity was excellent from 6x up to around 12x; beyond that, especially in the 20-24x range, there was some softening at the edges, but nothing that affected my shooting too much.

Light transmission was pretty good into the late afternoon, but it seemed to lack slightly towards the evening.



Simply remove the turret to access the zero stop.

As you’re shooting, especially if quickly transitioning between distances, the zero stop comes in handy.

To supplement the zero stop and allow worry-free adjustments, the HEIMDALL has locking turrets as well. I prefer locking turrets to capped ones, so these are good to go in my book.

Pros & Cons​

Pros

• Functional, clean FFP reticle
• Holds zero under recoil
• Solid build quality for the price
• High-quality multi-coated lenses
• Zero stop and locking turrets
• Affordable
• Minimal edge distortion even under increased magnification

Cons

• Illuminated reticle can use some additional brightness
• Heavier than much of the competition

Specifications​

The listed specs were right on.

So far, the GUNNR HEIMDALL 6-24×50 HPVO seems like it will hang with the competition in its price point just fine.

If you’re a hunter, target shooter, or getting into long-range precision shooting and want a reliable scope without breaking the bank, this scope is one you can add to your list to check out.


One last look before wrapping up.

As always, stay safe, train hard, and have fun.


Author Intro:
Ryan Domke is a freelance writer, photographer and social media consultant with a passion for guns and tactical gear. He works with some of the largest manufacturers in the firearms industry, allowing him the opportunity to continuously learn from and knowledge share with the 2A community. When he’s not spending time with his family, you’ll likely find him at the range or starting a new DIY project.

Catch and release EoTech EXPS3-0 and G33 magnifier. Wanted to give it a try and realized I just prefer an ACOG. Sent in to EoTech due to a couple dust specks in the magnifier and what might have been a tiny start of delam on the EXPS. EoTech took care of everything under warranty (including replacing the body of the EXPS.) It's essentially like new now.

Looking to get $975 OBO. REDUCED again TO $825 OBO!

Does anyone know if Turner saddlery is still open? I love the aws 1907 sling. But the website says “closed for orders at this time.” No answer when i called. Waiting to see if email is replied to.

Hopefully they are all ok and the business is still open.

Hey all. New member here and sorta new to long range shooting. Been lurking here for quite some time and have gleamed some excellent help just by reading thru post history. I've come up on something I was hoping for input on. Been looking for a soft rifle case and have narrowed it down to two: Savior Specialist LRP 51" or SERT PRB 53". Savior OOS everywhere and after speaking with them on the phone, they indicated an updated version expected out later this spring. The PRB from SERT looks really nice and Ive read several positive reviews. However, it looks like the only place you can order the PRB is from mfg website and their website gives me the impression that it hasn't been maintained. I've emailed SERT with questions but no responses. Does anyone know if they still in business? Has anyone ordered recently? The most recent reference I've seen anyone post regarding a purchase is a couple years old. Would like to proceed with SERT if they still good to go. If not, will likely wait for Savior to release the LRP. Thanks in advance!

20 boxes of Berger LRHT 245s. New ammunition, same lot. 400 rounds total. $100/box of 20.

Local pickup or ship.

Sold to a pharmaceutical company…

23andMe and its customers’ genetic data bought by a pharmaceutical org​

Posted: May 20, 2025 by Pieter Arntz
The bankrupt genetic testing company 23andMe has been scooped up by drug producer Regeneron Pharmaceuticals for $256 million dollars.
But why would a pharmaceutical company like Regeneron buy a bankrupt genetics testing company like 23andMe for such a large amount of money?
Well, Regeneron is a leading biotechnology company that invents, develops, and monetizes life-transforming medicines for people with serious diseases. So, it seems obvious that Regeneron’s primary interest lies in the genetic data collected by 23andMe, and the situation raises complex ethical, privacy, and security concerns that customers should understand and address.
Regeneron has pledged to uphold data privacy and security, working closely with a court-appointed Customer Privacy Ombudsman, acknowledging the importance of customer data protection and the ethical use of genetic information.
Dr. George Yancopoulos, Regeneron’s president, said in a statement:

“We believe we can help 23andMe deliver and build upon its mission to help people learn about their own DNA and how to improve their personal health, while furthering Regeneron’s efforts to improve the health and wellness of many.”

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However, the scenario is less grim than the fears uttered by Senator Cassidy, chair of the US Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee, who expressed concerns about foreign adversaries, including the Chinese Communist Party, acquiring the sensitive genetic data of millions of Americans through 23andMe.
Regeneron already manages genetic data from nearly three million people, so 23andMe’s 15 million customers significantly expand this resource. Besides the genetic data itself, Regeneron likely values the consumer genetics business infrastructure and research services that 23andMe built, which can complement Regeneron’s pharmaceutical pipeline and personalized medicine efforts.
Genetic data is uniquely sensitive because it contains deeply personal information about an individual’s health risks, ancestry, and even family relationships. Unlike traditional medical records protected under HIPAA, 23andMe’s genetic data is covered primarily by consumer privacy laws, which offer weaker protections.

What can consumers do to protect their data?​

Customers should actively manage their data on 23andMe by reviewing policies, deleting data if desired, and staying vigilant about how their sensitive genetic information is used.
People that have submitted samples to 23andMe have three different options, each providing a different level of privacy.

1. Delete your genetic data from 23andMe​

For 23andMe customers who want to delete their data from 23andMe:

• Log into your account and navigate to Settings.
• Under Settings, scroll to the section titled 23andMe data. Select View.
• You will be asked to enter your date of birth for extra security.
• In the next section, you’ll be asked which, if there is any, personal data you’d like to download from the company (make sure you’re using a personal, not public, computer). Once you’re finished, scroll to the bottom and select Permanently delete data.
• You should then receive an email from 23andMe detailing its account deletion policy and requesting that you confirm your request. Once you confirm you’d like your data to be deleted, the deletion will begin automatically, and you’ll immediately lose access to your account.

2. Destroy your 23andMe test sample​

If you previously opted to have your saliva sample and DNA stored by 23andMe, but want to change that preference, you can do so from your account settings page, under “Preferences.”

3. Revoke permission for your genetic data to be used for research​

If you previously consented to 23andMe and third-party researchers using your genetic data and sample for research, you may withdraw consent from the account settings page, under Research and Product Consents.

Check if you were caught up in the 23AndMe data breach​

Additionally, you may want to check if your data was exposed in the 2023 data breach. We recommend that you run a scan using our free Digital Footprint Portal to see if your data was exposed in the breach, and then to take additional steps to protect yourself (we’ll walk you through those).

Not looking to bash any manufacturer here, am looking to see if there have been similar instances to my experience and the best way others have solved these problems.

Yes, I know this is a long post and that there are plenty of people out there running ZCO’s that haven’t had problems, am not looking for input similar to, “I’ve had several and never had a problem”, I’m looking for folks that have had problems to post. Yes, I also know that after searching the forums here that there are a number of people very passionate about ZCO’s, again I am not looking to bash any manufacturer.

The gist:
I bought a new ZCO 527 with a 3X reticle and a new Spuhr mount (SP-6602) for one of my rimfire PRS rings (22LR for those not familiar). Yes, I have a ton of experience mounting scopes and building PRS rifles with high quality glass. I used the Spuhr because of having good prior success with them mounting NF’s and Leupolds on them, plus I needed the extra elevation due to shooting rimfire at distance. No, I didn’t drop, bang, assault or otherwise use this glass as a hammer before I had issues.

Mounting: I centered the reticle bell in the middle of the mount and torqued the ring screws to 18 inch lbs. I don’t like over tightening rings on my glass and yes I know ZCO says you can go up to 25 inch lbs.

I zeroed at a local indoor range and shot some good 10-shot groups, totaling about 100 rounds. I did have to come down 3.4MIL from the factory zero to find my own.

I then shot about 50 rounds over the weekend outdoors at distance to validate DOPE with a few other shooters. While shooting, twice I noticed the reticle “drop” ~4MIL after adjusting elevation between 150yds and 200yds and sending a round. When I say “drop”, I mean that while watching the round land, the reticle dropped ~4MIL at recoil. Both rounds landed at the location the reticle dropped to, ~4MIL below the targett. Both instances were also the first round after adjusting elevation. Initially, I thought it was just me.

Sunday, I shot a PRS match with it at RTSS (love that place). The second stage was at 220yds, 7.9MIL of elevation for my DOPE. First two rounds were ~5MIL low, it surprised me. I adjusted the turret up 5MIL and reengaged. That 3rd round landed in the same spot as the first 2. I adjusted the turret up again 5MIL and the 4th round landed in the same spot as the first 3. I halted my COF and took a 0, didn’t want to introduce more of a safety concern.

I went back to the zero board and after returning the turret to 0, a round landed correctly, dead-nuts at my zero. After adjusting up 1mil and firing, that round landed at 0.3MIL higher than the first, not the 1MIL I expected. I then adjusted up 5 more MIL, 6MIL in total, and that rounded landed at 1.3MIL of elevation, not the 6MIL I expected.

I changed scopes for my old NF and shot the rest of the match, glad I brought it.

After the match, I had 3 other shooters verify the same thing I was seeing. I also adjusted the windage knob Left 6MIL and back about 3 when I heard a loud click inside the reticle bell. Another shooter heard this as well. After dialing everything back to zero and sending a few rounds, impacts were 3MIL left of zero. The reticle had moved 3MIL left from its zero.

I can see something happening like this once in a blue moon, the shocking part of yesterday was that another shooter, with his brand new ZCO 527 came up to me after the match and said he had nearly the same problem I did, that morning, at that same match. 2 brand new ZCOs going down at the same match just doesn’t sound right.

Needless to say, I am very disappointed and I have low confidence running a ZCO again in a match. I do intend to send mine back to ZCO for repair but spending ~$4K on glass and having this type of issue is just a kick in the pants. Is ZCO having a quality problem? Anyone have good advice on repair or mounting? I’d very much like to hear if others have had similar situations and how they were or weren’t corrected.

As the title states FFP scope SCR reticle with rings shipped. No longer need. Has Tenebraex covers. PayPal or Venmo

DNT Optics has a Memorial Day sale from 5/22 to 5/28. All optics are up for pre-order.

Use code HONOR10 at check out to save 10% and you get an extra battery with any digital scope. If you buy a ThermNight or any of the range finding ZULUS scopes you will get an IT delete cap as well.

What are you using to clean your rifles? I am wanting to get a consensus of what people are keeping in their cleaning kit? Is it different for home vs range/travel? Let's not even begin the debate on how often to clean, just what rods, patches/pellets, brushes, cleaners, lubricants, tools etc do you think are mandatory in a proper kit to maintain your rifle?

Mystery ranch Komodo dragon coyote
Like new only worn around the house. Ended up with one in multicam. Size M/L (fits most people) $350 SOLD


Mayflower chest rig by velocity systems. Also in like new condition no field use.
$150 obo

Open to trades for CDG prefits, a chassis, other stuff for prs

Title says it all . One of the rare bad ones .

They made a documentary about this piece of shit called “Devil in the Ozarks”.


He was convicted in 2017 of rape and murder - not the same victims .

But all the “good ones “ didn’t leave the job until around 2020, and this guys criminal past goes back till at least 1997 .
Thats strange

ARNVG (Articulating Ruggedized Night Vision Goggle)
$8,999

~25 hours on them.

• Image Intensifier Tubes:
  L3 Unfilmed White Phosphor - High FOM
• Ocular Lenses:
  PVS-14 Ocular Lenses
• Color:
  Magpul Flat Dark Earth

Tenicor & TREX New/never carried, Vedder Light Tuck rode under the seat in my truck.

$75 shipped for all three
Zelle for payment

Just got a barely used garmin xero on eBay. Looks pretty new. I couldn’t turn it in so I plugged it in and it state right up. Then I start navigating the menu and realized back button doesn’t work.

Am I doing something wrong? Should be pretty simple to operate. I pressed hard and nothing happens with back button.

Looking for an ARC Nucleus Gen 2 short action. Preferably 308 bolt head. Really only needing the action, but would consider a barreled action for the right deal.

Also might entertain an Archimedes action with the same specs.

Functions perfectly and has minor wear on the battery cap. Includes the GG&G caps. Price is 450 shipped, buyer covers PayPal fees

Like new 5 Shot Leather, Concealment Belt Scabbard (CBS) Holster. Never been carried, just sat in the drawer for over 10 years. Looks like new.

$60 Shipped

I think I may have dimpled this a little to deep and wanted to know if anyone thought it might have affect on accuracy. This is a ballistic advantage spr profile 416 nitride barrel.

Hello everyone,
unfortunately life circumstance is requiring me to sell this rifle. I have an Accuracy International AT-LE, it was purchased from milehighshooting and was on the first shipment of AT-LEs to come to the states when they released. This specific one is serialized with a 2018 AT action. With that said, they never engraved it as an AT-LE, I don't think that came until a little bit later but whatever, it's an AT with an AX folding stock added from the factory. With it I have a Vortex Razor HD AMG 6-24x50 mounted with a spuhr 3602, on top of the AI high pic-rail. The heights were set up that way to throw on a bridge and run a pvs-30. This will not come with the bridge.
Additionally, I will add the Atlas CAL bipod with a RRS arca rail as seen in the pictures. It has the original AI 20" 308 barrel, and a proof research 24" stainless 6mm creedmoor barrel. The 308 barrel has around 600 rounds on it, and the 6 creed barrel has approximately 700 rounds on it. Admittedly I didn't keep the best track of how many rounds are on the barrels so those are just approximations. I had other 6mil and 308 barrels I practiced with which is the reason for the lower round counts on these ones. I'm wanting to sell this as a full package priced at $7000. I'm not in a hurry to sell, and if circumstances change before finding a suitable buyer I'll remove the post and not sell it.

To summarize:
AI AT-LE
-20" AI 308 barrel with TBAC SR Brake
-24" Stainless 6mm Creedmoor Proof Research barrel with TBAC SR Brake
-RRS Arca swiss dovetail mounting plate
-Atlas CAL bipod
-Vortex Razor HD AMG 6-24x50
-Spuhr 3602 30mm 20moa mount
-1 AI AW mag.

I have a couple of pics attached from various outings, I can add other pics later.
If you are interested you can message me on here and we can discuss payment methods. For whatever reason you are local to Eastern Washington (Spokane area) we could do a face to face, otherwise I don't mind shipping it to an FFL. I've only ever lugged this around in soft cases, so I can probably pick up a knockoff pelican Apache brand case from harbor freight to ship it in for an extra cost.