Looking for a Noveske 14.5 DDF 6ARC upper.

Just bought this at the end of last year but went back to a semi auto. I’ve maybe put 75 rounds through it with no issues at all. Loved SK standard ammo.

This one came with a Viridian 3-9 scope that will be included. I’ll try to get photos up later but looks exactly like the one in the link.

$350 shipped

Let me know if you have one.

I know all these optic companies that assemble imported components in America may be able to maintain current pricing but I don’t know if those imported components will be more expensive in the coming months and I am trying to decide what MPVO that I’ll be getting before the potential price increases.
I would prefer to not support certain countries so does anyone absolutely know where Leupold sources their glass ( crystals ?? ) or where any of the other stateside optics assemblers ( Nightforce ? ) source their glass ?
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ACE Skeleton Stock with A2 Buffer Tube, spring and buffer | $100 shipped

$90 shipped. Cerakoted OD Green by Long Rifles Inc.

8-40 screws not included.

SALE PENDING

Model # CR828-C-2900032

FFP, red or green illumination

Comes with box and screw to delete the magnification ring lever if desired

I may have mounted this at some point but never shot, don't see ring marks on it. No issues whatsoever, scope appears as new



I have several mounts available if needed, can discuss options with buyer

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SALE PENDING $875 $830 shipped and insured

I got this directly from Sig Optics a few years ago, have too many LPVOs and this has never been mounted

This is the optic that was selected for the SDMR contract, with the DWLR556 reticle, FFP, optimized for 62gr .556 from a 16" barrel

Comes with all you see in pics as sent to me

Fully warranted by Sig and their customer service is top notch, similar to Vortex

I do not see any blemishes on this scope, either external cosmetic or optical, but here is what Sig has to say about their "Grade B" classification:

Grade B

• May have several minor optical blemishes and or external cosmetic blemishes. Optical blemishes, If present, are limited to the outside 60% of the FOV and will not interfere with the reticle.
• Grade B optical blemishes are small and do not interfere with function.
• Grade B External cosmetic blemishes may include abrasion, handling marks, or minor dents that do not break through the finish.
• Grade B blemishes are laser marked MILITARY BLEM-B under the saddle.
  
  
  
  

Got my new Defiance Classic build back from @Deep South Tactical and David did a hell of a job. 20” 1-10 twist Proof Carbon, Triggertech, AG Composites Alpine Hunter stock, Hawkins Bottom metal and topped with Mark 5 HD. Got a BT65 on the way. Had all metal coated by Birdsong in Tac-Ops green. Now gotta find some damn Alpha Brass!!! LOL
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Manners PH Long Action w/ mini chassis.
Does not include action, trigger or bipod

$1100 shipped w/ Hawkins 3.850 bottom metal & 2x 3.850 300WM magazines

Brand new MK4HD 8-32 PR2 MIL- $1350 obo

Like new (C627)Nightforce ATACR 7x35 in Mil-C with SPUR SP-4001 mount. Comes with NF box and all goodies.

SOLD

With the ever growing popularity of Rimfire training rifles and the recent availability of the SAKO QUAD rimfire rifle in the USA, EuroOptic has decided to make a special LIMITED run of 49 custom rimfire trainer rifles. They will feature the SAKO QUAD action, McMillan Fiberglass Stocks, Lilja custom Barrels, as well as aftermarket pic rails, triggerguards and bolt knobs to make it as bulletproof as possible (from <span style="font-weight: bold">DIP inc</span> and<span style="font-weight: bold"> KMW</span>). The bedding and coating work will be done by <span style="font-weight: bold">GA Precision</span>.

<span style="font-weight: bold">We are announcing this here to allow forum members to pre-order these rifles at a discounted price and with the features and colors desired. </span> For those that participate in the pre-order, these will be <span style="font-weight: bold">made to order.</span>

<span style="font-weight: bold">Each rifle will have the following standard features:</span>
-SAKO Quad receiver engraved with EuroOptic Logo and 1 of 49, 2 of 49 etc, bedded into a McMillian stock of your choice by GA Precision (options listed below)
**if sling stud/cups are not specified, 1 stud in front and rear will be the default
- Metal color of your choice: black, desert tan, Mil-Spec OD
- DIProducts Inc 20MOA picatinny rail
- DIP aluminum billet triggerguard
- KMW bolt knob
- Lilja custom drop in bull barrel in 22lr.
**Other barrels/calibers can be added if desired (costs below)

<span style="font-weight: bold">*****Pre-Buy price: $2195 + $30 shipping/insurance by UPS ground - gun will ship in a hard case*****</span>

**This special opportunity and pricing will continue until all 49 rifles are sold or JULY 31st , whichever comes first. July 31st is the last day to pre-order a rifle to your spec. If any rifles remain unsold at this point we will spec the stocks and colors of those remaining in the series and they will be sold at normal price reflected on our website.

http://www.eurooptic.com/sako-quad-euro-optic-special-edition-custom-22lr.aspx

<span style="font-weight: bold">PRE-ORDER SPECS:</span>

<span style="font-weight: bold">McMillan Stock choices:</span>
A2
A3
A3-5
A5
HTG (M40)
Sako Varmint

<span style="font-weight: bold">Stock Colors:</span>
Please specify your choice of colors - see below for a few of our favorites.

<span style="font-weight: bold">Cerakote Metal Color Choices:</span>
Desert Tan
Mil Spec OD
Black

<span style="font-weight: bold">Additional features (add to the above price)</span>
threaded muzzle w/ cap (you spec thread pitch) $125 per barrel
coating of additional barrel $75.00
kmw cheek piece installed $150.00
sling stud $7.50
flush cup $13.00
add limbsaver pad $23.00
Adjustable LOP with Spacer System $116.00
2 way vert butt plate $116.00
3 way plate $180.00
saddle CP $116.00
integral thumbwheel CP $142.00
anschutz forend rail $53.00
seekins forend pic rail for bipod attachment $33.25

<span style="font-weight: bold">**You can also add your choice of Lilja spare drop in barrel for your rifle for the discounted price $350 each. They will be available in the other 3 rimfire calibers, 22WMR, 17HMR and 17HM2</span>

To place your order, please specify Mcmillan stock model and color choice, as well as any extras you would like, along with your choice of metal color and any extra barrels you would like. To secure your spot in line for one of these rifles, we will need a 25% non-refundable deposit. Once the deposit is taken, the stock will be ordered as specified. The Quads are to be delivered by Sako in August 2012, and we expect all 49 custom rifles will be completed within 4 months after they arrive in our shop.

<span style="font-weight: bold">***Please call or email for fastest response***</span>



<span style="font-weight: bold">Here are a few of our favorites for thase that may have trouble deciding</span>

GAP camo Sako Varmint Stock (metal color not avail)




Desert Camo A5 and mil spec OD cerakote




1/3 each OD/Black/tan A5




KMW Bolt handle will look like this:

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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is beginning to tackle the challenge of Hamas’s underground tunnel network, in which it hides terrorists, weapons, supplies — and hostages.
There are hundreds of miles of Hamas tunnels underneath Gaza, often built with supplies that were supposed to be used for civilian construction and humanitarian aid. Some tunnels were built through the use of child slave labor, leading to the deaths of Palestinian children. And, as critics have noted, none of the tunnels offer bomb shelters for Palestinian civilians — only terrorists.
The tunnels have already been a challenge for the IDF as it penetrates deeper into Gaza. Overnight, dozens of Hamas terrorists emerged from tunnels to attack Israeli soldiers, who were able to repel the attack without casualties, but only after an intense fight.
The effort to close, collapse, clear out, and eliminate the tunnels will likely define the next stage of the war in Gaza. And it could take months.
The Times of Israel reported Thursday, citing the Walla news website:

The combat engineers are using various types of robots and explosive devices to destroy the tunnels, detonate any booby traps installed by Hamas, and kill terrorists, the report says.
“Maybe at first they were able to harass us, sting us by firing from tunnel exits, but after we established control of the areas, the engineering operation started,” a senior officer in the Southern Command tells Walla.
“We are going to collapse the entrances and the tunnels on them. It will become a death zone. They made a mistake, they chose to be in a place they cannot escape from. They will die in the tunnels,” he said.

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John Spencer of the Modern War Institute at West Point recently described the difficulty facing the IDF as it tackles the tunnels:

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are very aware of the presence of Hamas tunnels in Gaza. They often refer to the group’s tunnel systems as the “metro.” The destruction of these tunnel complexes was one of the objectives of previous ground campaigns into Gaza, in 2008 and 2014. In total, there were believed to be over three hundred miles of tunnels in 2021, when Israel claimed to have destroyed sixty miles of tunnels during an eleven-day bombing campaign. Even if those tunnels have not been rebuilt or replaced, that means that it is likely that there remain hundreds of miles of intricate, complex, and deep tunnel infrastructure in Gaza. It is a veritable city underneath the cities on Gaza’s surface.
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The IDF has the capability to find, recover hostages from, clear, neutralize, and destroy tunnels. There are specialized units like the IDF Combat Engineering Corps’s Yahalom Unit, an elite commando unit whose soldiers specializes in finding, clearing, and destroying tunnels. The large force includes subordinate units like Sayfan, which trains to handle the threat of unconventional weapons, Samur, which specializes in entering, clearing, and destroying tunnels. The Yahalom is one of the largest units in the world that trains, mans, equips, experiments, and develops new ways to deal with underground warfare. The IDF’s canine unit, Oketz, has dogs trained for operating underground. And the IDF, police, and intelligence services all have special units—like Sayeret Matkal, the Yamam, and others—who share best practices for dealing with terrorists and combatants underground.
The Yahalom and other IDF units also have special equipment specifically developed for tunnels. Tunnel reconnaissance units, for example, use ground and aerial sensors, ground-penetrating radar, drilling equipment, and other systems to find tunnels. There are radios and navigation technologies that to work underground, night-vision goggles that use thermal and other technologies to see in complete darkness, and a suite of remote or wire-controlled flying or crawling robots that can look into and map tunnels without risking soldiers. The IDF also uses virtual reality training simulators that allow soldiers to train for underground warfare even when they aren’t at the physical training sites that include subterranean environments.

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Israel can also use airstrikes to destroy tunnels with ground-penetrating bombs. However, it also wants to avoid killing hostages.
The Yahalom (“Diamond”) unit, referred to above, is a key part of Israel’s tunnel-busting operation. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the unit last week, calling it the “vanguard” of the Israeli attack on Hamas and praising its readiness for battle.

Walla reports that Israel’s defense minister, Yoav Gallant, visited the Yahalom unit on Thursday to offer encouragement.


He said (translated from Hebrew):

I have seen what the unit has done until now, first of all in the fighting on October 7, when a lot of regular and reserve forces arrived, attacked, killed terrorists and acted as combatants on land. I look at the unique capabilities of the Corps of Engineers, we have unique solutions to reach all the tunnels and dismantle them below the surface of the ground, we are ready to do it. You will be the tip of the spear in all the most important points, in forces, units, brigades.

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Israel is refusing to allow fuel into Gaza, noting that Hamas hoards fuel in its tunnels and is stealing fuel from hospitals rather than allowing civilians to access fuel that they need for transportation, electricity, heating, and cooking.

I have been a member here before , but had some computer problems and had to start over. I am a Vietnam veteran , enjoy shooting PRS type matches, pistol, and hunting. I live in Western North Carolina. Happy to be back!

Spuhr SP-4011 Mount in 34mm ring size 1.1" height 0 Moa Can't. Like new may have box and wedge ill have to look. Discontinued and Hard to find. sold Shipped

I only have a 100 yard range but I put 4 338 lM in 1/2 inch so at least if i get a good bearing on the target I might hit it. I say this only because this is my second attempt. Regardless of how I do, I enjoy the folks there; it is well worth the trip and have no problem driving the 1700 miles from New York. I did upgrade my equipment with a Kestrel I hope someone on Friday can give me some last min advice on it. This time I will have a spotting scope and a pair of WW2 German Zeiss 10x50 binoculars. Really I think spotting is the single most important item. My Lapua is shooting well with 92 gr H1000 My Garmin Clocked better than 3000 f/s This is 5 grains over the max load according to Hornadry (87 g) I laddered up to it. I examined each case carefully no primer back-out no imperfections in the brass no necks split etc But am considering backing off a little. I have several more powders to test I am particularly interested in the new Winchester HD. I have a little more time to experiment and I am going to the 1000 yard range about 100 miles from me next week to test the best loads before I pick one. Does anyone have a feel for how much ammo is needed for the whole match (if I last that long). I plan to stay out there for the Cody match in late June.
I think the station ranges are the same fixed distances as last year. If that is the case, if someone remembers the individual distances it would be helpful in programing the Kestrel.
Looking forward to the match and meeting up with the great people I met last year.
John Quirk

I have 1 brick of Midas + $235 shipped.
lot #26559/608082

These look pretty slick and I've never shot PRS. Thinking about trying one of these out this year.

Thanks in advance.

Selling my primary scope. Zero compromise 840 MPCT-3X. NLE 15 mil turret. Scope was built 04/2023. I am the second owner. Scope has a blemish/screw mark found under each ring. Likely from Spuhr accessory mount screw. Rash noted to elevation turret. Glass is great. No box. Comes with tenebrex caps priced at $3100. I have contacted ZCO and repairs would be $800 if the blems bother you hidden under rings

Trijicon RCR, was mounted on a rifle as an offset dot, never fired.

$500

Of course Hornady has done a lot of good with the 6 ARC and I love my 14.5" version has been great. Now I'm starting to see (or maybe just pay attention to) 14.5" 6.5 Creed rifles and I'm kind of intrigued. Anyone have experience with both and have any input?

I love my 18" 6.5 CM AR10 and I'm trying not to convince myself to chop it to 14.5" but the 14.5" AR10's seem pretty sweet and my MK5 2-10 sure feels more at home on an AR10 than an AR15