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SOLD 7 SAUM Brass and Dies

Selling 7 SAUM brass and dies.

ADG brass
- Box 1 is twice fired. Deprimed and cleaned. Missing 2 pieces.
- Box 2 is twice fired. Deprimed and cleaned. Missing 4 pieces.
- Box 3 is once fired. Cleaned, resized, trimmed, and primed with Federal 210s.
- Box 4 is once fired. Cleaned, resized, trimmed, and primed with Federal 210s.

Forster Full Length Sizing Die

LE Wilson In-Line Seater Die

$420 shipped for everything.

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Optics Vortex Razor HD Gen III 6-36x56 MRAD with Free Tenebraex caps!

Hide special, order a new one from our site and request the Tenebraex caps in the notes and we send them you a set for free!

Vortex Razor HD Gen III 6-36x56 MRAD with Free Tenebraex caps https://cstactical.com/vortex-razor-gen-iii-6-36x56-ffp-ebr7-d-mrad/


Vortex RAZOR® HD GEN III 6-36X56 RIFLESCOPE​

Built around the perfect balance of magnification and field of view, the Razor® Gen III 6-36x56 FFP delivers the resolution and contrast you need for long-range, tactical shooting. To get the absolute most out of the first focal plane reticle, the EBR-7D presents a clean sight picture while still providing ample wind holds and ranging information. Round it out with a rugged build and you have the long-range, tactical solution you’ve been waiting for.
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SOLD WTS CMMG Banshee 300 MK47 Pistol (7.62x39)

WTS CMMG Banshee 300 MK47 Pistol (7.62x39) in excellent condition. It has less than 100 rounds through it. I added an ASR brake and a Triggertech trigger. It includes six 30 round mags, two 10 round mags, 480 rounds of S&B and 360 rounds of TulAmmo. NO California sales. You’re responsible for knowing your gun laws.
Price - $1500 $1450 $1400 $1350 $1300 $1250 $1200 $1150 $1100 shipped FFL to FFL
Trades - Agency Arms 43 / 43X, Shadow Systems CR920, 10mm Glock, 375 H&H ammo
Payment - USPS MO, cashier's check (it will need to clear first), cash, PayPal & Venmo (you eat any fees)

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Things to watch out for in your new gun…

After reading of a gent purchasing a firearm with no rifling, I thought I’d offer the following observations.
1. I recently purchased an aftermarket barrel that had very obvious flaws in the rifling, along with scratches on the exterior. This was still factory wrapped from Green Mountain.
2. I purchased 2 Thompson Center Classics when they were first released. One had a burr during deep hole boring, a nice spiral cut from one end to the other. They rifled the bore over this which ended up with lands that had cuts through them deeper than the grooves!
The other example blew steel out of the extractor groove (cut too thin), but the unsupported cases never ruptured. They next range trip accuracy failed, and on examination I found the front sight mounting screw hole was drilled too deep, the steel failed, blowing up into this recess.
3. At the public range I was “the rimfire guy” and received several Savage/Lakefield bolt actions purchased by the club to degrease and sight in for a youth program. Every single one had the same issue- the front sight which dovetailed into the barrel from the side was cut too deep and actually squished the rifling inwards, accuracy was non-existent.
4. When Ruger first released the 77/22 series, I just had to have one. My first had the receiver recess for the barrel tenon cast/drilled at a severe angle. This was so bad, they cut the face of the receiver at an angle so there wouldn’t be a gap showing the tenon. Problem was, not only was it impossible to sight in a 1” scope due to insufficient windage, but the barrel rode up the left side of the stock inletting.
Thinking this had to be a one-off mistake, I went to a fully stocked Ruger dealer in another state. There on the shelf was a whole row of vertically standing 77/22s of various models. I had the clerk hand me several examples and showed a friend, asking did he see anything wrong. Colorful language ensued as when you saw it you couldn’t not see it on every example on the rack.
5. I’ve already charted the issue I found with my Springfield 2020 (muzzle bulged the length of the thread cover), I have noted this on 2 aftermarket 10/22 barrels, so apparently threading is not just about alignment.
6. I purchased an IntraTec Tec-22 NIB, cleaned and took to the range. During the first magazine the gun ceased to fire. I found that the bolt and firing pin were both so soft they had completely deformed and couldn’t dent the case. Ordered replacement parts and the magazine feed lips wore to non-function on the 3rd loading.
7. Purchased a Kimber of Oregon 82 Super America, receiver was polished so out of round and different front to rear, you couldn’t mount a scope the rings were so misaligned.
Took a chance on a 82 Blue Mountain Classic. While cycling the first mag, I realized they cut the bolt guide groove too long, which allowed the lugs to clear the receiver and you could easily accidentally drop the bolt handle causing cosmetic damage. Took one final chance on a Special Edition Varmint fluted Stainless (KOA, Oregon addy), this was a flawless 4 shot repeater, but the bore was very oversized its entire length. I’ve since read this was a common issue.
8. I received a ‘95 Ruger 10/22 stainless laminate as a Christmas gift, receiver was cracked at the recoil pin. Never fired.
I should also point out, if you slug every example of factory taper 10/22 barrel, an enormous percentage have reverse taper bores, the tightest part is at the chamber lead, after that the slug just rattles down the bore.
9. 2 different examples of AMT Ruger 10/22 clones (Small Game Hunter, and SGH II) with very obvious rifling chatter (still have one of the barrels).

I’ll stop here for now, but I could go on and on. Study your prospective purchases carefully!

Rifle Scopes Bushnell Match Pro ED 3-18 & other budget scopes

I have been interested in picking one up to try out. For the money vs features it looks pretty good, but I can’t find any real world reviews from people who own them. Curious how they stack up against the 5-30 variant, or similarly (to slightly more expensive) priced scopes such as the Athlon Ares ETR / BTR Gen3, Athlon Cronus, DMR3, or Leupold MK4 HD.

I consider these more of a budget scope & haven’t really owned any, less the DMR line up to the Pro (haven’t owned a DMR3 yet). I am scaling down my firearms investments significantly so this is a new world for me.

Initially the scope will be on my Vudoo 22lr so short range parallax correction is a factor, but once I find a scope I like I will get another for a centerfire. To me the tracking and repeatability is most important, followed by a forgiving eye box at high magnification, then optical quality / performance. I rather have a scope that is mechanically sound with a very forgiving eye box than really good glass or no tunneling at lower magnification.

Thoughts?

Idaho chem trails, WTF?

Yesterday evening we watched these start at the Montana / Idaho border and go through N Idaho to the Washington border. This has been a terrible year for growing. Home gardens along with big farms have had a really poor turnout. All the sunflowers I see are facing away from the sun. { have photos} The Governor should grab his balls and have the NG shoot these enemy aircraft down. I can't believe there are so many retards that try to explain these away.
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wtf is with the gatekeeping?

I can't remember how many times I've seen myself or others post a question to a forum (here and elsewhere) and the responses generally tend to be some form of "you didn't satisfy my completely subjective and arbitrary requirements for figuring this out on your own so instead of being helpful I'm going to be a condescending dickface to a stranger on the internet to help ease my own insecurities and try to look cool", that then get blindly upvoted by fellow insecure asshats.

Does this happen in every hobby? Are people really that arrogant and dependent on others' approval or is shooting really just 85% assholes with a few decent folks sprinkled in? I hope this isn't just another once enjoyable thing that has been ruined by the anonymity of the internet and hairy knuckled cavemen typing away in their mom's basement.

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Firearms WTS Steyr ssg 69 pII Kahles Helia s 3-12 x 56, styria bottom metal

WTS Steyr ssg 69 pII Kahles Helia s 3-12 x 56, styria bottom metal

For Sale is my Steyr SSG 69 Pii 308 rifle. Includes Kahles Helia s 3-12 x 56 scope with the Plex Reticle. Includes original Box, 2 - 5 round rotary mags, Vero Vellini Sling, STYRIA ARMS SSG BOTTOM METAL CONVERSION KIT ($559 if you can find it) to replace the plastic bottom piece that is prone to braking and allows you to use 5 or 10 round AICS Magazine. One MDT 10 round mag is included. I have only been to the range about a few times in the last 5 years to sight in and only ran maybe 50 rounds max. I have moved to other rifles that have threaded barrels.

Price: $2,900 shipped to your FFL

Thanks for looking, feel free to ask any questions.

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