American Rifle Company
ARC
Air-Brace scope mount

34mm tube
Height: 38mm (1.5 in)
Angle/Cant: 0 MOA

This mount is brand new in the box -- never been mounted or used in any way

PRICE: SOLD

I can text or e-mail photos to those interested -- I cannot post photos because the system says they are too big

Zelle of PayPal friends and family for payment

I have to rebuild some extremely old fences that are not straight and due to the terrain I cannot visibly shoot a line between the corner posts. What I want to do is the following:

1. Take each corner post as a waypoint.
2. Create a straight-line and accurate route between the waypoints and be able to walk that route accurately to set various stakes.
3. Alternatively, create waypoints in an app or on the GPS along that route to put down fenceposts.

Obviously it has to be accurate. What units do you guys recommend?

Redding .260 Rem competition die set. Used but in great condition. Comes with Redding titanium nitride .286 bushing. $200 shipped.

Hornady .17 Hornet die set. New and sealed. Will come with a sealed box of 20 grain V-max bullets. $50 shipped.

Not looking for any trades. Thanks.

Used like new kimber eclipse custom ii .fired 42 rounds like new $1000 obo.4172476788

Holster and belt for full size 1911 32-34 inch waist $150 it was made by a guy close to me .price drop $125 obo

Three different amp annealer pilots #17#20#52 all new never been used $50 shipped for all .

Reparations are due now to compensate for the trans-Atlantic slave trade as a way to tackle “its legacy” in contemporary society, including “systemic racism and white supremacy.” That is the message a Caribbean delegation will take to Brussels and London on a visit designed to elicit cash payments as compensation for “slavery and colonialism.”


Calls for reparations are longstanding but have been gaining momentum around the world, particularly among the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the African Union (AU), Reuters reports.


The outlet set out some of the background to the latest call to target Europe:

Organised by the Repair Campaign, a group advocating for reparations in the Caribbean, the trip will start in Brussels on July 1, where the delegation will host a briefing with European Union (EU) lawmakers.
In 2023, the EU said Europe inflicted “untold suffering” on millions of people but even though some member states have acknowledged past wrongs, no country has agreed to reparations.
The delegation will then travel to London, where they will hold a briefing in parliament on July 2.

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The Reuters report goes on to state the delegation includes “Caribbean academics and policy experts, as well as members of national reparations committees established by CARICOM member states and backed by their respective governments.”


CARICOM has a reparations plan, which, among other demands, calls for technology transfers and investments to tackle health crises and illiteracy. The AU is developing its own plan.



An infographic details growing demands for slavery reparations. (Ufuk Celal Guzel/Anadolu via Getty)

Opponents of reparations argue contemporary states and institutions should not be held responsible for their past. But advocates say action is needed to address the legacies, such as inherent racism allegedly delivered through colonialism.


Britain has previously rejected calls for reparations even as the United Nations has added its voice to the call.


Just this past week a Black Lives Matter (BLM) affiliate made a demand of its own in the U.S. telling “white folks” the time has come to pay up.


BLM has also made the same call in the UK.


As Breitbart News reported, U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres in 2024 said past colonial powers “laid the foundations for a violent discrimination system based on white supremacy that still echoes today.


“Descendants of enslaved Africans and people of African descent are still fighting for equal rights and freedoms around the world. Today and every day, we reject the legacy of this horrific crime against humanity.


“[…] We call for reparatory justice frameworks to help overcome generations of exclusion and discrimination.”


HILARIOUS!!!!

For sale like new Atlas Gunworks grip for Staccato. This is recently released Atlas grip made specifically for Staccato 2011 models (WILL NOT FIT THE C, CS and HD) and it shouldn't require any fitting for XC (mine didn't). I got an offer to sell my XC but buyer wanted the original grip, so I have the Atlas grip left. The grip has been cerakoted, comes with new set of bushings, blue Atlas trigger, mag release, Cheely XL magwell, magwell pin, mainspring housing, pinned grip safety...everything you see on last 2 pics (no Staccato XC is not included ;-), funny that I have to say that).
Asking for $750 shipped to lower 48 states for everything listed above, payment via PayPal F&F (discreet, no description), Zelle, Venmo and Cash App.

From Atlas (my XC didn't need any fitting at all) https://atlasgunworks.com/product-details?id=266060208:
This kit is designed to upgrade all current (WILL NOT FIT THE C, CS and HD) Staccato 2011 models. Please note that this is not a drop-in conversion kit—fitting requires professional installation by a trained gunsmith to ensure proper function and safety. Any modification to factory-installed safety features must undergo thorough evaluation to ensure their continued effectiveness and functionality. It is essential that all safety protocols are rigorously tested and verified in a controlled environment. Live ammunition must not be used unless all safety mechanisms have been fully confirmed to be operating as intended.

I read on RFC that the 457 is possibly close to release, and is already listing at Lipsey's

https://www.lipseys.com/itemdetail.aspx?itemno=CZ02356

Anyone have any insider knowledge about this one? According to the description it has a nitride finish, 60 degree bolt throw and is drilled/tapped for a scope mount.

Vortex Razor HD LHT 4.5-22x50: 1100 shipped
XLR-2 MRAD reticle. Like new condition, one minor blemish on the top turret. Comes with original box, new caps, throw lever, factory caps, other small parts. Optic details: https://vortexoptics.com/razor-hd-lht-45-22x50-ffp+reticle-XLR-2~MRAD

Selling to get funds ready for an upcoming move. Trade offers welcome, but primarily interested in LMT/URGI parts only. Thanks for looking!
Most electronic payment methods accepted. Happy to provide further feedback/verification on other sites.

very little used Aimpoint Acro P-2 for sale ($475 shipped in lower 48) Reptilia mount for Acro P-2 is available ($80 shipped in lower 48). Payment via PayPal F&F (no comments), Zelle, Venmo or Cash App.

Very clean Smith & Wesson snub nose Model 36 revolver chambered in 38 Special.

$675 Shipped

PayPal Accepted

New in bag size 32R Crye field pants in ranger green. SOLD

Tru spec BDU top/pants medium regular $25 shipped.

I been loading 6.5CM for some years now I have always full length size then ran a mandrel to get desired neck tension. Soon I will start loading for a 7 PRC and am curious but mostly ignorant, is a bushing die meant to replace mandrel use? Or do you guys run both for some reason?

Thinking about going bushing this time around to try something new and just wondering if it’s necessary for me to invest in 7 PRC mandrel as well.

Thanks and don’t be so hard on a noob.

I’m selling a gently used Atlas CAL with 2 screw clamp as pictured
Also included a cheap piccatiny rail to QD attachment.
PayPal F&F or Venmo only
First to PM and post will own it.
SOLD

The CAL (Cant And Loc) Atlas Bipods were developed for shooters that do not desire the Panning feature.
The BT65 mounts directly to any 1913 style Picatinny rail via a low profile two screw clamp assembly.
Adjustable, preloaded Cant with additional tension lever using original KMW “Pod-Loc®.”
It is comprised of 6061-T6 aluminum that is Mil-Spec Type III hard coat anodized and have heat treated stainless steel components.

• Height Range: 4.9 – 9.2″ (6.4” at 90°)
• Preloaded Cant: 63 degrees
• Position Button 0.5″ diameter
• 5 leg positions: 0, 45, 90, 135 & 180 degrees
• Non-Rotating Legs: outer leg does not rotate around inner leg
• Larger, stronger inner legs
• Weight: 12.9 ounces
• Footprint: 9–12.5″

In as new condition not loading BR anymore

$75 shipped
PP F&F

New, mounted but never fired. Realized I didn’t need the 20 MOA incline.

$180 shipped
PP F&F

This weekend went to my first range that you could shoot 1000 plus. Looking at 300 PRC Browning xbolt long range and the Bergara B-14 hmr which would you all suggest over these? Also need some ideas on scopes. I have a couple PST Gen 2s found out they don’t have enough adjustment to shoot a mile. Looking for something entry level that’s decent I live 7 hours to closest range to be able to shoot that

Ok, no more drip feeding, it's time for full fire hose.

The VGW V-22 is a true-to-scale mid-lock rimfire bolt action with integral recoil lug. One of the many unique features of this design is, for a mid-lock, there are no lug ways forward of the lug abutment in the receiver. The rail is MilStd 1913, available in 0, 25 and 30 MOA. The action is currently in full production and available from Vudoo Gun Works in St. George, UT.

















This rifle has no finish on it yet and of course, it uses my AICS patterned magazine that is currently fielded in many 40X Repeater Conversions. The action is a direct drop in to any Rem700 Short Action Stock or Chassis, with the only accommodation being the ejection port is shorter than the standard Rem700/40X length port. Unlike the 40X Rimfire, the lugs in the VGW V-22 are concealed.

I'll be spending more time on the range tomorrow and will post video of it cycling, but it runs like a Swiss watch.

Thanks, Guys....

MB

Okay we did a live on this topic as this is something we are looking at more and more. We already know we are going to higher rings. The AR15 world has going to higher Risers and now the bolt action world should follow. For a while now I have been taking about 1.375" to 1.55" as the rings I look for today. I don't go low, I stay high to keep my head up. Well saying this repeatedly has lead to Chris getting a 1" AR Riser for his bolt gun.


So this week I jumped in to look at this and felt it was better. My biggest concern was prone, and prone even for me was very comfortable.

I wanted to talk about this, today Chris and I jumped on a LIVE and recorded our thoughts.

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The graphic Chris drew is a touch light on the screen, so here is the image.


For reference:

Measurement for Chris was 7"
Measurement for Me was 5"
The Rifles averaged 3.75" with the Knights being the lowest at 2.75" scope over bore height.

This is a thought, an experiment, so we want to your opinions ... we know the immediate negatives what are some we might have missed ?

Just mounted this on a rifle and the guy didnt care for the reticle. Just pulled it off after 8 rounds. Literally mounted for less then 30 minutes at the range.

Dropped. $1375 shipped

Venmo, paypal FF.

Barrett MRAD .308 17” 1:8 twist. TBAC ultra SR muzzle brake. Bolt face, 200rds on it. Looking to sell for $850 shipped or trade for other MRAD barrels. Open to 6.5 creedmoor 24” .308, 7prc, 7 rem mag, .300 win mag or .300 prc.

The bedding near my recoil lug is cracked. I want to fix it the correct way. I imagine copying what was done at the factory is my best bet. How can I ‘restore’ this bedding?

I’ve read that there should be no bedding at the front of the recoil lug and it appears this is what was done at the factory.

I have been looking as you all can see, if u dont care lets see some pics of your rifles just to give me a better idea of what i am looking for. Not alot people around here are into this like I am. If u dont wont to showem I understand that to.

I just received a replacement barrel for my Accuracy International AT-X from a reputable vendor. I have not shot the new barrel yet, or even installed it.

The original barrel is well over 3,000 rounds, while it is still shooting acceptably well, I realize I'm on borrowed time as I shoot a lot.

I hate to be "that guy" with a borescope, but I was looking at the leade/throat area, and it has some marks where the rifling begins that concern me. I'm attaching a photo below, there are virtually identical marks on all 5 groves. I don't recall these marks on the original barrel. I also have a newer Proof Research Barrel that does not have any marks like these.

I really don't care as long as the barrel hammers, but the factory barrel set a pretty high bar, it has historically shot in the .2 - .4 MOA range with handloads for 5 rounds at 100 yards.

Are these marks in the rifling a cause for concern? Do you think I should contact the vendor? Should I just shoot this thing? What would you do?

It's an $1,100 barrel using a Bartlein blank, I just don't want to be disappointed with its performance and be stuck with it if there's an issue.

Borescope video:
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