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Firearms 33xc

Looking to sell my 33xc I have 90 pieces of brass 40 2x fired and 50 1x fired barrel has around 550rds on it.
Will come with Wilson bushing die ,arbor bullet seating die.
Defiance deviant single shot action
Manners stock
K@p barrel 34in 1:8 twist
Trigger tech special trigger
No bipod or scope
$4000
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SOLD Mk13 McCann MIRS REV B rail

Hey guys,
Selling my last MIRS rail. Was wanting to keep this one for a M24a3 but going to scrap that project. In fantastic shape. Sold my last one here for 1350 so that’s what this one is priced at. 1350 + insurance if you want it. If you grab this and want my mk13 mod 0 stock we can work out a package deal. Thanks

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Firearms For Sale: One-Owner 25 Creedbro – A Rifle with Character. Creedmoor, Creed

Looking to part ways with my beloved 25 Creedbro. This sharpshooting scalpel has at least one kill to its name.

The Specs:

  • Stock: Foundation Revelation – So solid it feels like you're holding destiny in your hands.
  • Action: Falkor LW7 Short Action – Smooth as butter and tougher than a gas station steak.
  • Barrel: Proof Carbon – Lightweight, yet sturdier than your in-laws' opinions. 22" of jaw-dropping style
  • Bottom Metal: Hawkins Hunter – It’s got the bottom of a fighter and the finesse of a ballerina.
  • Magazine: 1 Hawkins Flush Mag – Slim, sleek, and always there when you need it. (rattles a little when unloaded)
  • Rings: Hawkins Direct Mount in 30mm or 34mm – Options, baby, because choice is power.
  • Trigger: TriggerTech 2-Stage Diamond – Breaks like glass, but tougher than your high school heartbreak.
  • Muzzle Threads: 5/8-24 – Ready to accessorize.
Why You Want This Rifle:

  1. It’s light enough to carry on a mountain hunt and cool enough to make the range rats jealous. Okay, its 8lbs-13oz as you see it, maybe not the lightest. The revelation stock is a bit tubby, like Sam Carlson. The barreled action with rings and trigger only weighs 4lbs-4oz.
  2. Built on the Falkor LW7 Short Action, it cycles so smoothly you’ll wonder why you ever dealt with anything else.
  3. Shoots like a dream and looks like it belongs in a Hollywood blockbuster.
  4. You’re getting a rifle with a proven record—one confirmed kill.
This isn’t just a rifle; it’s an experience. Asking $3,500 but I’m open to trades for actual gold. Hit me up if you’re ready to step up your shooting game or just want to make your buddies green with envy.

P.S. Serious buyers only. If your wife doesn’t know you’re buying this, don’t blame me when she finds out. 😎
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Which MC Rifle System, AI or Cadex

Several of the guys I shoot with have decided to step it up and start shooting 1,000 yds out to a mile...and went big to get there...

One went with a .408 Cheytac, another with a .375 Cheytac, and a third with a 416 Barret...

I have no desire to go that large with the caliber, but I do want to buy something a little larger than the centerfires I already have, which include .308, 6.5 Creed, 7 WSM, and .300 WM.

The rifle will be a range toy with plans to shoot steel at the distances above and possibly a little farther if the opportunity arises.

I own an AI AT with .308 and 6.5 Creed barrels, which I like quite a bit, but I've been looking at other options out there, including the Sako, the Desert Tech, of course, an AI but I also recently started looking hard at the Cadex MC.

I want a rifle with bolts/barrels in .300 PRC and .338 Lapua.

Can anyone here who owns both Cadex rifles and Accuracy International rifles share your thoughts on how these two compare to each other?

Accuracy, reliability, overall fit and finish…

I’ve never even seen a Cadex in person, but it seems to check a lot of boxes.

What are your thoughts on the options I've listed...or is there something else I should consider?

SOLD Atlas Super Cal BT 72 Bipod

I’m selling a gently used Atlas BT72 Super CAL Bipod w/ 2 screw clamp, in very good condition as pictured.
I’m cleaning out the closet, I bought this bipod new, but I just don’t use it much for PRS.
I’m also including the basic Amazon picatinny QD attachment, also pictured.

SOLD
PayPal F&F or Venmo for payment
First to post and PM will own it
Thank you!

The BT72 Super CAL (Cant And Loc) Atlas Bipod does not PAN. This model mounts directly to any 1913 style Picatinny rail via a low profile two screw clamp assembly. Includes patented 45° leg positions, non-rotating legs, optional quick change feet and “Hold What You Move Technology®.”

Adjustable, preloaded Cant with additional tension lever using original KMW “Pod-Loc®.” Read how to adjust the Pod-Loc® lever below.

It is comprised of 6061-T6 aluminum that is Mil-Spec Type III hard coat anodized and has heat treated stainless steel components. Available in black only.

  • Height Range: 5.6 – 10.8” (7.5” 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
  • Weight: 21.54 ounces
  • Footprint: 14.75-19.37″

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SOLD For Sale March 1.5-15x42mm FFP Riflescope with DR-TR2B Reticle and Shuriken Dial Lock

For sale, lightly used March shorty with box and paperwork. There is a small nick on top of elevation turret that was there when I got it. I picked this up from here a couple of years ago. My favorite optic to date, only selling because we built a home on 4 acres. It sits in a Nightforce 20moa unmount.

$2000 shipped
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Single Pistol powder for mid range loads with cast bullets in 357,41,44, mags & 45 colt?

Is there a single powder that will work well for mid range loads and cast bullets in these calibers? I have H110/w296 for full power loads and jacketed bullets.

Looking for good load density so double charges are not an issue. I do have some unique and HS-6, Bullseye as well but that doesn't fill the case. Maybe part of a can of WW231 as well.

TIA

If you're in the market for a Colt Revolver...



Nothing to gain personally but just sharing with the Hide. Colt is running a $100 rebate on most of their revolver line from 01 JUL to 31 AUG (details at the link above).

I get it- after you get over $1K, a $100 rebate doesn't seem to hold as much merit but the "part II" of this post is I've noticed a number of online sites are "sweetening" the deal with another discount on their usual price.

For my "Part III" - I personally took advantage of this deal by purchasing a Colt Kodiak 44 MAG from Sportsman's Warehouse of all places. I don't typically (aka seldom if ever) purchase from big box stores but SW had the Kodiak on sale, allowed me to stack an additional military discount, and on top of that I still have the $100 rebate. So (and we all have varying opinions of value for sure) I think I'm getting a bargain with this deal.

-LD