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Accessories Misc items

Up for sale is a factory and ADM mounts for an Aimpoint T1. Both of these mounts are in used condition. Please look at pictures. Does included some hardware for factory mount only. $100 OBO for both.

A set of Sig P226 plastic factory grips. Brand new and never used. $20 OBO

A Surefire SR-07 light switch brand new still in packaging. $100 OBO.

PPF&F, Zelle, or Venmo preferred, no notes. PM for any questions or concerns.

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Firearms Aero Solus .223 Wylde Barreled Action (In-Stock)

This barreled action has an 18" M24 1:7 twist armorer black barrel. Using the Aero Solus action this is very versatile in the application from Varmint rifle to starter rifle on the bench. We only have the one in stock so first come first serve. Check it out here, Aero Solus Barreled Action. If you have any questions feel free to call us at 435-462-1607. We're open from 8:30am to 5pm Mon-Thur. and 8:30am to 3pm Fridays.
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Optics Vortex Viper PST Gen II 3-15 MRAD

Vortex Viper PST Gen II 3-15 MRAD
First Focal Plane
EBR-2C (MRAD) reticle
Seekins Precision 20 MOA MXM scope mount (1 bolt broken, holds zero, should be replaceable)
Original packaging included

A few minor scratches on the body (pictured). Glass is in great condition.

775 shipped+insured with mount

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Is AB Quantum calculating wrong? New to calibration....

So I've been trying to watch Docs videos. I have a Garmin we use to Chrono a Kestrel that I record atmospherics when zeroing. (I know it's overkill)

I'm using AB bullet library G7 for a 7RM 24" barrel, Hornady ELDX 162 grain.
His velocities at barrel are 2878, 99y range, sight height 1.81, 9.50 twist. (SG 1.44)
  1. Zero - (w/ Kestrel 5700X recording during zero and taking the average)
    • Temp 71F
    • Pressure 25.11
    • 38% humidity
  2. Zero Height/Offset - Hornady Group Analysis app
    • 0.17 Elevation
    • 0.76 Eindage
    • He was high and right.
  3. Then a tall target test. Again used the Hornady Group Analysis app
    • SSF Windage - 0.92
    • SSF Elevation - 1.16

Then we shot to 1185 yards and the ABQ app was calling for 10.35E and he missed high. We dialed him down to 8.9E. When I put this in the CDF, it won't apply. It reverts to an elevation of 10.35. The weird thing is that if I remove the Zero height/offest and SSF E/W, ABQ gives the correct dope of 8.9E. Again, this is my first time digging into these details. We have never shot far enough to feel that we need this data, but now we are starting to push beyond 1k.

Does anyone have any thoughts?
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Accessories Scope Rings & Mounts

Various scope rings and mounts:

Nightforce X-Treme Duty Ultralight - 34mm, 1.125 height, 5.2oz, lightly used - $150

Badger Ordnance - 34mm, 1.125 height, very lightly used - $150

Area 419 HUNT - 34mm, 0.9 height, BNIB - $150

Area 419 HUNT - 35mm, 1.18 height, BNIB - $175

American Defense Manufacturing (ADM) - 30mm, 1.50 height, QD, lightly used - $180

American Defense Manufacturing (ADM) - 34mm, 1.625 height, QD, very lightly used - $180 (See my Steiner T6Xi 3-18x56 posting for pictures)

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Optics Vortex Razor LHT 4.5-22x50 - $1,000

Vortex Razor LHT 4.5-22x50 MRAD XLR-2
Used for a couple years of NRL Hunter and general range outings. No known issues.
Includes: battery, bikini covers, sun shade
Includes the Hawkins lightweight scope rings 1.0" height if you want them.
Selling to fund other gear

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Optics Vortex Razor Gen III 6-36 MRAD - $2200

Vortex Razor Gen III 6-36 MRAD EBR-7D
Used for one full season of PRS.
Includes sunshade, scope caps, tool, battery, etc.
Includes currently affixed IDTS turret tape. Hawkins heavy tactical one-piece mount available via separate purchase.
Selling to fund other gear.

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Rifle Scopes LPVO or Red dot/magnifier for SBR

Currently I have a COMP m5s on my HK MR556 A4 11” SBR. The red dot isn’t crisp to my right eye anymore due to an astigmatism I have. It gets a little cleaner with my prescription sunglasses. I was debating putting a magnifier on it OR switching to an eotech with magnifier OR putting an LPVO like the NX8 on but don’t want to be overkill. I can say that the comp m5s with magnifier is the most expensive option with the eotech being cheapest. I can get the LPVO on expert voice for a percentage off. Is this overkill for a 11” gun?

Night Vision Galvion Caiman + Armor helmet

Galvion Caiman bump helmet with the armor kit (go from bump helmet to ballistic helmet in 10 seconds). Size XXL

Avenger communications headset included

perfect condition (never worn outside of trying it in the house).

The armor appliqué alone costs over 1000.
Headset costs appx: 600
Helmet costs appx: 600
Counterweight costs appx: 80

1000 for everything (will not split). Trades considered.




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Accessories athlon rangecraft, Garmin Xero Mount, arca/ picatinny compatible, NV bridge mount.

The Gen2 arca/picatinny mount for the Garmin Xero chrono is compact, durable and affordable. compatible with both arca and picatinny, its a great addition to an excellent chronograph. $30 shipped available in black, od green and orange. We also have the NV bridge mount for the Garmin Xero, $25shipped available in black. now also available for the athlon rangecraft!

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Backup generators - I've used them for decades. My take..

I live in rural NE Texas, and we experience power outages often. Some last for days. This year, we've been hammered by bad weather, and this last round is the 12th time I've been on generator power this year, and it's only the first of June. I've played the "generator game" for decades, starting off with one that I thought would be just good enough to keep me going, running the bare minimum appliances until the power came back on. This was torture, and a big mistake. I have a barn full of generators that I no longer use.

In my opinion, most people make bad decisions when it comes to buying a backup generator. They think small, and short run times. The truth is, here in Texas, you need one big enough to power your whole house, including air conditioning and heating. Trust me, your wife and kids won't take kindly to living like a cave man during a power outage when they find out there is something better. Just ballparking, but for a 2,000 sqft house with a family of four, you are talking at least a 12KW - 13KW running watt (not surge watt) generator. If you want to stay married and keep your kids from running away from home, don't think about anything smaller. I'm also assuming here that you have a VERY energy efficient house with all LED lights etc.

And, you want it fuel efficient enough to run all day on a tank of fuel. Also, you want one built to go extended run times. Most of these smaller camping or job site generators won't cut it, since they won't run very long under a load between fueling, and require oil changes every 50 hours. You're not powering a tent or a shade tree mechanics session. You are powering your house, and you may have to do it for many days.

Where propane/natural gas generators burn very clean, and propane stores forever, they are VERY inefficient. My brother found out the hard way this year in Houston when he lost power for six days. Those 5 gallon propane cylinders he used to power his 12KW dual-fuel generator only lasted about four hours. And, by day three, they were really hard to find. So much so, that he had to switch to gasoline after spending $800 on propane for three days and then not being able to find any refills. Under a SHTF scenario, natural gas might not be that much better. Here in Texas during the "big freeze" a few years ago, many people lost natural gas pressure!

Gasoline is much more fuel efficient. I've stored ethanol-free treated gas in large quantities for almost three years. However, diesel is the best. It's the most fuel efficient. Modern day diesel generators are incredibly fuel efficient, and this last round I was running on treated diesel that I had in storage over five years.

With the world like it is, and getting worse, you need to consider a properly-sized backup generator. Things like fuel, fuel storage, and fuel availability in case of a SHTF scenario should be seriously considered. I know some of you are saying: "Oh, but I can keep the fridge, TV and a few lights running with my 2 - 5K watt Brand X and 300 ft of extension cords.." I've been there and done that many times. It SUCKS!

It's not about "getting by." It's about keeping your family calm and comfortable during an emergency. If I had just bought what I have now instead of spending money on a barn full of "just getting by", I would be thousands of dollars ahead of the game. So, before you go plop down a roll of cash on that new rifle or bass boat, you might want to consider what could benefit you more in the long run. If you're curious, here's what I ended up with a few years ago (linked below), and I've never looked back. It sips fuel, hums along at 1800rpm instead of 3600rpm, and goes 500hrs between service intervals. When it's running, I can turn on anything in the house and never give it a second thought. I couldn't be happier.

https://www.auroragenerators.com/product-page/agi13p

Night Vision White phosphor NVD bnvd-sg elbit slh 1900FOM 6020$

Selling my bnvd’s with white phos elbit slh tubes 1900 FOM each, LIF filters and butler caps, very clean low hrs still have 5 or 6 years of warranty left.

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Reloading Equipment Vihtavuori N540 8lb jug, Hodgdon H335 1lb x24, Remington 7.5 SRP (west central IN) - *TRADES ADDED!*

After years and years of trying to get in to it, I’ve finally accepted the fact that I like the *idea* of being a reloader a lot more than I actually like being one. Like, I’ve only reloaded at a buddy’s house years ago back in AZ. I have a ton of stuff for it, but life has taken enough unexpected twists that I won’t have the time or space to reload anytime soon, let alone the desire. :dunno: Kinda sucks, but more than 15 years of saying I’d do it, and I still never have on my own. I also no longer own any calibers that REQUIRE I reload to really use them, so it’s time to face reality and let most of this stuff go…

I have a full but open 8lb jug of VV N540 for sale. I’m asking $320 (MHS prices this at $480 after tax/shipping/hazmat!).

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Next I have 24 1lb cartons of Hodgdon H335. Yes, they’re old cardboard cartons. Yes, they’ve been stored properly inside an air conditioned home in a dark closet. I’ve opened a few and they look and smell great, but given their age I’m pricing them down from normal retail at $26.50/lb.

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Then I have 4,000 Remington 7.5 small rifle magnum primers for sale at $60/1000.

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I cannot ship powder/primers, so for those items you come to me near Lafayette, IN unless we agree otherwise on those. No trades, I need to downsize my crap and free up funds. More to come as I sort through things, so watch this space! Thanks!

***TRADES:***
-Howa Mini .223 20” Heavy barrel
-Trijicon RMR07 Type 2
-CZ75/SP-01 mags (MecGar preferred)
-.17HMR Hornady 17gr V-Max or 20gr XTP ammo
-Wolf Match Target .22LR
-SK Standard+ .22LR
-CCI Blazer .22LR
-Athlon Midas Tac HD 6-24x or 5-25x mrad scopes
-Athlon Helos BTR Gen2 4-20x or 6-24x mrad scopes
-EdGun R3 or R3M .22 (standard or long)
-Brocock Compatto XR .22
-Daystate Huntsman Regal XL or Revere in .22
-Taipan Veteran 1 (standard or long) in .22
-Ruger 10/22 BX-1 or BX-15 mags
-DonnyFL Tanto airgun moderator in .22
-0db 110C airgun moderator
-Silent Thunder Ordnance FALX airgun moderator