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Optics Sold…Sig kilo 6k 10x binocular rangefinders

Good condition other than a scratch on the turn knob I seen the picture. They were great $850 shipped

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Nightforce Ultramount does not sit parallel to Upper

I have a Nightforce Ultramount (20moa Cant) on my AR10 that I am leveling my ATACR. nightforce calls for 100 in/lb on the mount bolts. With roughly 40 in/lb the mount and the upper are perfectly parallel with each other. But I noticed that once I torque to the full 100 in/lb nightforce calls out, the mount is no longer level to the upper. almost as if the mount torqued itself few degrees in one direction.

is this a common issue with scope mounts? Are some mounts more prone to this than others? Any suggestions on what can be done?

Unless I can figure out a solution, I guess im going to have to choice but to level the scope to the mount and not the rifle.

Precision Rifle Gear Turret magnifier

I have a question for those of you who use a turret magnifier. I see them mounted at 12 oclock in a lot of pictures. If you mounted one at 10 or 10:30 for a right handed shooter, would it work well to see the turret with your left eye without breaking position/lifting your head? I'm thinking about getting one, but I'm concerned the magnifier won't work since it would be at an angle in relation to the turret.

I have very limited central vision in my left eye from an injury, so right now I have to pick my head up off the comb to see the turret with my right eye. I'm hoping a magnifier+idts tape with colored markings will make it so I can see well enough with my left eye to adjust the turret without lifting my head up.
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Set me straight on LaRue OBR barrels

Hey gang. Looking for a new precision barrel for my original OBR. Found the threads on here with some great recommendations for shops and vendors, thanks for that.

Problem I’m having is best I can tell the OBR doesn’t use a DPMS style barrel extension, it’s proprietary to LaRue. Can I reuse the extension off the LaRue barrel? Never got that deep in the weeds before on one of these. Thanks in advance everyone. Really appreciate the help.

Accessories Foundation Samson

No need to wait, we have a Foundation Samson centurion grip stock inlet for Impact and Vudoo.
Message me here or order right away on the link.

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SOLD Leupold Mark 4HD 2.5-10x42 FFP Illum TMR w/Alumina Caps - Cerakote FDE

Has been used very little but does have ring marks in the cerakote. Cerakote done by Roman Arms in San Antonio TX. They laser re-engraved most of the factory markings, really like how they do them. Includes matching cerakoted Alumina Caps.

FFP TMR Illuminated Reticle

Includes Alumina caps, bikini cover, decal, manual, and original box.

$SOLD TYD via Venmo/Discreet PayPal. Ships USPS Insured with tracking.

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What Am I doing Wrong

I'm Brand new to reloading. I'm currently trying to reload for my 6.5 Prc and 22 Creedmoor. The current issue I'm facing is that I can't get the bolt to close When I'm sizing, I test the case to make sure it's smooth in the bolt. Then after all the other steps when I seat the bullet to the O.A.L my bolt hangs like the bullet is too long and have to almost slam the bolt to get it to close and I'm really confused as to what I'm doing wrong. I've watched my FairShare of YouTube however I guess I didn't learn anything. Any Advice would be greatly appreciated!

What’s the art behind hunting rifle accuracy

Wondering if others out there have worked out a good way to get shot-to-shot consistency with lightweight, heavy recoil hunting rifles.

Here’s the issue. Every training video you’ll find here shows folks getting tiny groups by firing 5 or so shots back-to-back without changing position (cheek stays on the stock, eye on the scope, only movement is working the bolt). I’ve never seen anyone shoot a hunting rifle this way. For one thing, a 7lb rifle with heavy recoil is going to move and need to be re-positioned. For another, a magnum sporter-weight barrel needs 5min or so to cool down between rounds (or at least mine do). If you shot them like Eric cortina, you’d have a burnt-out barrel and a lot of velocity spread from shoving rounds in a red-hot chamber.

I can consistently shoot 1/2 or 1/3 moa groups with little effort when I use “range guns” like 6BR or 6.5 creed’s with heavy barrels. You just stay in position and work the bolt with one finger like everybody does in the training videos. Heck, my $200 factory .22LR with cheap ammo and a crappy low-end vortex scope does 1/2moa 10-shot groups with no problem using this method. Getting good 5-shot groups from my 28 nos or 300wm is another issue. I need to shoot a round, stick in my barrel fan, chat with the guy next to me, then come back in 5 minutes for the next round. Some days, I’ll get a great group. Most of the time, I’ll get one or two outliers that turn my 1/2 moa group into a 1moa pattern. It’s kind of maddening when you’re trying to figure out if your load is off, or if you’re just positioned slightly different then your last shot.

Anybody have real-world experience getting consistently when you’re walking away from your rifle between rounds?

Trump tells an Indian reporter what we've all said when talking to 1-800 call centers..

I can't understand a word (WTF you're saying.) :LOL:

Rifle Competition Events First Mammoth sniper challenge in march

Hello all. I’m gearing up for my first mammoth at Ft. Chaffe in march. Any tips, tricks, pointers for a first timer?

Right now I’m training heavy in cardio and leg workouts, rucking multiple miles per week with 57lbs and doing so no matter what the weather is like.

My gear is pretty much complete, minus a tent. I haven’t decided what route I want to go.

Thanks for any suggestions!

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