Hi all!
Finally making the effort to jump into night vision, so my ambition to look at stars in the mountains is your gain! A ton of really special stuff below, help a brother go touch grass in the dark!
If you have any questions please PM me!

Please refer to the label system below:

(A) = Like new, slight imperfections

(B) = Great condition, used lightly

(C) = Used more than once/ worn in

I feel like things are priced fairly to start, but am open to negotiate on most everything!
I’m happy to send additional pictures of imperfections ect to anyone interested in a piece. Upon interest or claiming a piece, I’ll be sure to let the prospective buyer know if a piece has any such imperfections. Happy to provide a deal on multiple items.

** I have a bin of unreleased, prototype items for very cheap that will be available to buyers.**

Again, please PM with any questions!


#1. (A) Men’s Arc’teryx Rho LT 1/4 Zip Large
Retail: $110 // Asking: $SOLD



#2. (A) RARE Men’s Patagonia Lost Arrow Dasher Jacket Large Long
Retail: $400+ // Asking: $275



#3. (A) Men’s Arc’teryx Kyanite Pullover Hoody XL
Retail: $180 // Asking: $SOLD



#4. (A) Men’s RARE Patagonia Lost Arrow Combat Shirt AOR1 Large
Retail: $200+ // Asking: $SOLD




#5. (A) ULTRA RARE Arc’teryx Alpha IS Jacket XL
Retail: $900 // Asking: $750



#6. (A) Men’s ULTRA RARE Arc’teryx Solo Hoody Large
Market Rate: $600 // Asking: $500



#7. (A) Men’s Otte Gear LV Hoody Limited Edition XL
Retail: $300 // Asking: $SOLD



#8. (A) Men’s ULTRA RARE Arc’teryx LEAF DEVGRU Bibs AOR1 XL
Market Rate: $1000+ // Asking: $750



#9. (A) Men’s Wild Things Early High Loft Pants AOR1 XL
Retail: $400+ // Asking: $200



#10. (A) Men’s K&L Goretex Rain Pants AOR1 XL
Retail: $250 // Asking: $150



#11. (A) Men’s Arc’teryx LEAF Naga 2.1 Hoody XL
Retail: $250 // Asking: $SOLD



#12. (A) Women’s Arc’teryx Gamma MX Pant Size 4
Retail: $300 // Asking: $150



#13. (A) Women’s Simms Freestone Stockingfoot Waders Medium
Retail: $379 // Asking: $250



#14. (A) Women’s Simms Freestone Wading Boots Felt Sole Size 8
Retail: $180 // Asking: $100



#15. (A) Eberlestock M5 Elk Pack V2 Loden
Retail: $399 // Asking: $230



#16. (A) Eberlestock M5 Elk Pack V2 Mountain
Retail: $399 // Asking: $SOLD

#1. (B) Men’s Patagonia Capeline 1/4 Zip XL
Retails: $100 // Asking: $60



#2. (B) Men’s RARE Acto FL Hoody XL
Retails: $400 // Asking: $SOLD



#3. (B) Men’s RARE Arc’teryx LEAF Atom LT Hoody Large
Retails: $270 // Asking: $225



#4. (B) Men’s ULTRA RARE Arc’teryx LEAF Tactician AR Gloves Large
Market Rate: $300+ // Asking: $SOLD



#5. (B) Men’s Arc’teryx LEAF Assault Pants AR Large
Retail: $359 // Asking: $SOLD



#6. (B) Women’s Patagonia R1 1/4 Zip Small
Retail: $135 // Asking: $60



#7. (B) Women’s Patagonia R2 Jacket Medium
Retail: $175 // Asking: $90



#8. (A) Men’s Arc’teryx Veilance Cambre Jeans 32 (Selvedge Denim)
Retail: $350 // Asking: $100



More below in comments!

It looks this is an unprecedented event , as besides the previously seen rocket barrages this time it seems Hamas soldiers actually on the ground in Israel taking over multiple towns and at least one military base. Israeli military and intelligence services were seemingly caught with their pants down.

But i imagine the Israeli response will be equally unprecedented.


''While the IDF is trying to deploy its forces, mobile units of Arabs have already (according to local residents) taken full control of the large city of Sderot (almost 30,000 population) and entered the southern outskirts of Ashkelon (approximately 150,000 population).

The territories that were quickly occupied are patrolled by Hamas patrols, which clear them of representatives of the Israeli security forces and military.

The population, for the most part, hides in fear at home.

The line of control on the map is not the front line. The Arabs do not have complete control in this territory.''

Israeli Channel Kan 11: Over 1,000 Palestinian fighters currently inside Israel





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green338XFirst Sergeant
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308 AR/AR10 Build Info/Picture Thread
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Let's see your gassers!



Here's one of my ex's

Mega Maten Monolithic receiver sets

GA Precision GAP-10 barrel 20" w/ BO Brake

Magpul PRS stock w/ JP SCS

Geissele SDE Trigger

Spuhr Mount

Schmidt & Bender 5-25 MRAD DT CCW XR



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Re: 308 AR/AR10 Build Info/Picture Thread
10/14/2014 Last edited 10/29/2014 by wareagle700
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Very nice sir.

My .308:

MEGA MA-10 Receivers
JP 15" Handguard
Badger Brake
Syrac Adjustable Gas Block
Lilja barrel cut to 17.5" from 20" (rifle length gas)
JP LMOS bolt carrier group
JP SCS recoil system
Geissele SSA-E Trigger
Magpul ACS stock
Nightforce 3.5-15x50 in a Nightforce Unimount

This is the smoothest shooting .308 I have ever shot. Accuracy is as good as I can ask for.

The other thread was locked, so post your current events, videos, opinions, comments, and other info relating to the war. Objective dialogue is welcome, but any .gov troll posters can go somewhere else to earn their disinformation paychecks. Spaciba. thank you.

This is brand new in the box, never taken out of the plastic. APRS6 illuminated Mil reticle, 4.5-30 power, first focal plane. 34 mm tube. Let me know if you have any questions. $SOLD shipped. Multiple available.

Per ZeroHedge it would seem that Harvey Weinstein has had one conviction overturned from an appeal.

For sale is my Sig Spear LT 11.5" in FDE.

Has ~250 rounds through it and functions perfectly. Comes with BCM hand stop.

+ Eeotech XPS2 (same round count) $450
+ Sig blade stock $100
+ Magpul stock and folder $100

Pistol, eotech and stock $2500
Pistol only $2k

We moved the shop in January and in the tornado of activity that is a shop move we stuffed a whole batch of 6mm blanks in a dark corner and forgot where it was. When I couldn't find them we quickly made another batch knowing that at some point they would surface and we'd have a bunch of 6mm blanks.

That happened on Friday. Turns out they were in a crate at the pile of crates and pallets that each of us thought we had already looked through. Lo and behold... We have 98 extra 6mm blanks. (It was 100 but Ben just told me he's keeping 2 for himself)

So, rather than dribble them out here and there Ben suggested we run a Group Buy for the Hide at 15% off on 6mm options. The only way this works is to focus on a few calibers and streamline the process and do them all at once. So, that being said: Is there interest in it to make an endeavor worth it?

It would be any of our standard tenons on the everyday list with the following calibers, contours and finish lengths.
Calibers:
6 BR
6 BRA
6Dasher
6 GT
6XC (0.150 FB with Tubb print circa 2016, not 22-250 brass print)
6x47 Lapua
6 Creed
6 PRC (I doubt this is going to be all that popular but we have a 6 PRC reamer that Ben really wants an excuse to use)

Contours:
Bartlein 3B
Brux #5
Light/Medium/Heavy Palma
M24
MTU
Proof Comp

Muzzles:
No Threads
5/8-24

Flutes:
None, Spiral or Straight

Lengths:
18/20/22/24/26

I talked to Evans Customs and they're willing to offer a 15% discount on cerakote too.

If we do it, the GB will open on May 1st and run for 7 days (or when the 100 blanks run out). Lead time is 4 weeks from close of the GB, add 2 for cerakote and/or fluting.

So there, a prefit at 17.76% off and turn time of 4 weeks.

Impact Precision 737R RH, Altus 6.5CM, Triggertech Special 2 Stage, Impact Internal Action Wrench Package Deal DFW, TX local pick up. Not splitting or shipping at this time. Texas sale preferred.

$2250

-Spare firing pin assembly
-Altus barrel is Bartlein 1-8, 26" MTU profile
-5/8x24 muzzle threads
-500 rounds down barrel and action
-Chambered and cerakoted smoke grey by Altus
-Blended thread protector included

No trades

200 pieces of unfired Alpha OCD 6GT brass. Brass has been primed with CCI450s but they're unfired and have not been sized. One of the box lids was slightly cracked in shipping, but is still fully functional. These are from the same lot, but I can't find the sticker with the lot number

250 shipped via PP FF, venmo or zelle

Anyone shoot the Berger 85.5s out of a bolt 223 Wylde? If so how's the accuracy and speed?

I'm not sure these 75g ELDMs are going to be what Im looking for. They're just being inconsistent pieces of fuck really. They'll shoot good 1 day and so so the next. But, regardless I always have a little a flyer or two, depending on if I do 3 or 5 shot groups. I've got the charge nailed down, or so I thought. So I did a seating depth test today, and they all shot the same. Not a shits worth of difference, and of course I had 2 little flyers on all the groups also. I mean 5 shot 3/4 MOA isn't terrible, but I think the rifle is definitely capable of a lot better than that.

So it got me thinking maybe I just need to try another bullet or two. I've been working with the 75 eldm since day 1, tested 5 different powders and finally settled on N540 at 24.7g for 2950-2975fps. It shoots anywhere from 1/3-3/4 MOA at 100,200,300 yards. I just feel like a 15# 223 with a Bartlein should shoot a little better and more consistently than this...Especially when I see all these 1 hole 1/4 MOA groups on here from others using them.

What other bullet out there is accurate, has a high BC, readily available, and will still kill coyotes as well as an ELDM? I was looking at the Sierra 77g TMK, but they're pretty tough to find usually. Was also looking at the Berger 85.5 with the .524 BC it looks like a great option for a 1K trainer also.

Here's my recent powder charge test at 200, and seating depth test at 100, with the 75 eldm and N540. I went with 24.7 based off the charge testing, 3 shot 3/4" at 200 and good ES. I've been doing everything at 10 off the lands since day 1. So I then did a seating depth test at 100 today at 10, 15, and 20 off and they all shot the same. 3/4" 5 shot groups at 100. Am I missing something with these ELDMs or just maybe the rifle doesn't prefer them? All I'm asking is consistent 5 shot 1/2 MOA or better, not to much to ask from a custom 15# 223 with a Bartlein in my opinion.

Looking for a couple of more of these, doesn't have to be cosmetically beautiful or perfect, going on hard-use hunting rifles.

American Precision Arms 34mm scope rings
1.013” height. Great shape! Just went to a one piece mount.
100$+ shipping.

I drove passed the gas station I use, and 87 octane is $4.25.9. I was in such shock, since last week I believe that same gallon of gas was $3.99.9. A 26 cent increase in less than 5 days.

What's the prices everyone else is seeing? BTW, this is in Maryland. And no this had nothing to do with a tax exemption, gas was $3.69.9 during that time frame.

We are going to lose this next one, very badly. But the NWO/OWO wants population reduction, this will achieve that end game, rapidly

All,

Those of us with M40A5’s and/or XM-3’s know this suppressor is rare and expensive. They rarely pop up for sale, and when they do the dildo selling it wants some laughable amount for it. So, is there a workaround?

ECCO machine and BSD Fabrication are doing some awesome stuff by utilizing the SureFire (SF) lock ring taken off a Warden Blast Regulator or other SF suppressor. They’re machining the body of the Warden to interface with other modern suppressors set up for HUB attachments, so that those suppressors may be mounted onto current SF muzzle devices/brakes.

My question is can the lock collar from a Warden can be made to adapt/mount another suppressor to the MB762SSAL/RE muzzle device found on the M40A5?

Anyone been down this road yet?

I just learned about the tactical games series and I would like to go either at the end of this year or next year.

The rules are pretty vague about round count, only stating that 5 mags per gun are required. Are mags loaded to maximum capacity or are there typical stage round limits like IDPA (i.e. 10 rnd max).

And what are the typical carbine stage ranges?

I have a first gen EC tuner break 6.5 cal 5/8-24 thread $200

Have a 36 mm mount laying around not got any use for. ARC 36mm 1.26mm height 0moa asking $230

Brand new never opened Vortex Razor LHT 4.5-22X50 Mil scope - perfect for NRL Hunter. $1025 delivered. Zelle preferred - funding my only fans hobby.

I have a love of funny memes, videos and photos. Let’s let this thread focus on the funny without the nudity if that’s OK.

People of Earth,

American Rifle Company proudly introduces the Coup De Grâce at the hard to believe introductory price of only $899.

We'll be taking orders soon, probably in about eight weeks once actions are on the shelf.

From the Oxford English Dictionary:

e. coup de grâce n. /ku də ɡras/ [literally stroke of grace] a blow by which one condemned or mortally wounded is ‘put out of his misery’ or dispatched quickly; hence figurative a finishing stroke, one that settles or puts an end to something.

Whether it puts competitors out of their misery or puts and end to the confusion resulting from the myriad of other bolt actions with little or nothing to distinguish one from another, American Rifle Company’s Coup De Grâce is certainly worthy of its name.

Simply put, the Coup De Grâce does more with less and looks great doing it with its beautiful design, DLC and salt bath nitrided finishes.

It’s Rem700 footprint receiver is machined with an integral recoil lug and integral 20 MOA rail.

The three-lug, 70-degree bolt uses interchangeable floating bolt heads and accommodates everything from 223 Rem on up to 338 Lapua.

Receiver and bolt work well with AICS mags but are optimized for incredibly smooth and reliable feeding using AIAW mags and conical breech barrels.

The AIAW mag will hard stop against the bottom of the receiver thus preventing interference with the bolt.

The back of the AICS mag will hard stop against the receiver but if pushed upwards, the forward tips of the feed lips will interfere with the bolt. The mag will be driven down when pushing the bolt forward. An optional forward hard stop for the AICS mag can be placed between the receiver and the stock/chassis.

Receiver-mounted passive (aka mechanical) ejector sends cases out at three o’clock through a large ejection port.

Controlled-round feed extractor grips a large portion of the case rim taking full advantage of the patented pivoting bolt handle that easily pulls even the most stubborn cartridges from the chamber.

The pivoting bolt handle can be swapped out for a fixed handle thus converting the action to one with conventional cam extraction better tolerated by highly sensitive triggers.

The entire bolt assembly is composed of only sixteen parts, but can function with as few as twelve, of which two are springs and one is a ball.

The entire bolt, even the striker assembly, can be disassembled in the field without the use of tools.

A screw-adjustable trigger hanger makes easy work of positioning Rem700 compatible triggers for bump-free bolt closing.

Dual cocking cams reduce friction within the bolt for easier bolt lift.

The bolt knob is our best ever and makes fast cycling really easy. Other knobs can also be adapted to the standard 5/16-24 handle thread.

The circular section of the bolt handle makes sweeping it back easy if that’s your preference.

Robust 9 o’clock bolt release has a direct load path to the receiver which protects the its pivot pin.

Patented toroidal bolt-lug bearing surfaces reduce stress.

The Coup De Grâce is explosively tested for safety at pressures that greatly exceed standard proof loads.

Weight: short action 947 grams (2.1 pounds), long action 1084 grams (2.4 pounds)

Why, you might ask, would we offer the Coup De Grâce at such a low price? Well, let's just say I'm a big fan of decentralized decision making and to that end, I think everyone should have long range rifle built on the best action ever offered by anyone at any price. But that's just me.

Enjoy

Ted

I was in bed with a blind girl last night and she said that I had the biggest 'member' she had ever laid her hands on.
I said "You're pulling my leg."

I saw a poor old lady fall over today on the ice!!
At least I presume she was poor – she only had $1.20 in her purse.

My girlfriend thinks that I'm a stalker.
Well, she's not exactly my girlfriend, yet.

A wife says to her husband you're always pushing me around and talking behind my back.
He says what do you expect? You're in a wheel chair.

I was explaining to my wife last night that when you die you get reincarnated but must come back as a different creature.
She said she would like to come back as a cow.
I said, "You're obviously not listening."

The wife has been missing a week now. Police said to prepare for the worst.
So, I went back to the thrift shop and got all of her clothes back.

At the Senior Citizens Center they had a contest the other day. I lost by one point:
The question was: Where do women mostly have curly hair?
Apparently the correct answer was Africa.

There's a new Muslim clothing shop opened in our shopping center, but I've been banned from it after asking to look at some of the new bomber jackets.

You can say lots of bad things about pedophiles but at least they drive slowly past schools.

Just put a deposit down on a brand new Porsche and mentioned it on Facebook.
I said, "I can't wait for the new 911 to arrive!"
Next thing I know 4,000 Muslims have added me as a friend.

The Red Cross have just knocked at my door and asked if I could help towards the floods in Pakistan.
I said I would love to, but our garden hose only reaches the driveway.

Answers are only answers because of questions. Solutions are only solutions because of problems. 



As precision long range rifle instructors, our problem was a full line of students each with his or her own rifle, caliber, and numerous parameters and cartridges all flying at different speeds at different weights with different characteristics.

We needed an expedient means of providing the student with a solution for the next yard line’s data based upon his impact at the last yard line. Otherwise, the student spent valuable instruction time staring at any one of a number of ballistic apps instead of concentrating and being in the instruction moment that they paid for. Walking a line of 16 students out to 1000 yards efficiently, predictably, and with waterline hits requires time, so we needed to be much more efficient in terms of time and in terms of conserving the...

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