Like new Badger 45 degree mount for Condition one mount. Comes with mounting plates for ACRO and RMR.

$65 shipped.

Hey guys.So I found you guys as my daughter started this season shooting nrl22..We heard this was a great community for knowledge on setting up our rifle and finding used/new parts She shoots a B14r with a vortex gen3 razor..

Brand new taken out of wrappers. They are 13.2oz each for a total of 3lbs 7.5OZ total. Best looking weights on market.

$160 Shipped for all.

Selling 4 left handed customs

1) 6 PRC
Lone Peak Razor TI action
22'" 7.5 twist .140 freebore threaded 5/8-24 proof research carbon barrel chambered by Cloud Peak
MDT HNT-26 folder with Salmon River hunter rail
Hawkins 30mm rings
Bix N Andy Tacsport trigger
Few hundred rounds on barreled action, rest brand new, will come with thread protector not suppressor mount

SOLD

2) 6.5 PRC
Zermatt TL3 medium length Left bolt, Right eject action
24" carbon proof research chambered barrel 7.5 twist threaded 5/8-24 brand new unfired
XLR Element Magnesium medium with TR-2 buttstock and thumb rest and MDT carbon grip
Triggertech diamond pro curved trigger
MDT 5 round medium magazine
Will come with thread protector, not suppressor mount

$2850 shipped

3) 7mm-08
Stainless Tikka action
Preferred Barrel blanks 21" Taperless stainless 820 5R 9 twist double hexagon fluted barrel threaded 5/8-24 cerakoted flutes sniper grey
Manners EH1 stock with adjustable cheek and Salmon River hunter rail
Hawkins 30mm rings
Mountain tactical bolt knob and trigger spring
CTR bottom metal and 2 10 round magazines
Will come with thread protector, not suppressor mount

$2100 shipped

4) 300 Win Mag
Tikka blued action
24" carbon proof research chambered barrel 10 twist threaded 5/8-24
XLR Element aluminum chassis with TR-2 buttstock and thumb rest
MDT magazine
Warne rings
Maven RS.5 4-24x50 scope
Mountain tactical bolt knob and trigger spring
20 rounds on completely new setup
Will come with thread protector, not suppressor mount

$2600 shipped

I have some new ADG 7 Prc brass for sale $85 per box of 50 shipped

I’ve been shooting MK5’s with no issue. Thought of trying a MK4HD, for Brenda ‘s 22. However, my Brenda is a world class comparison / bargain hunter. She is not your typical female bargain hunter / shopper. She gets results. Like saving thousands on new vehicles. Plus she keeps me solvent. Hangs on to pennies like they are gold bars. She makes mr. Tightwad, Scrouge McDuck look like a binge spender.

So, she was wanting to know what other scopes are equivalent to the MK4 in terms of glass quality, field of view and of course, PRICE. I apologize for being dumb on this matter. I can tell you exactly what high end scopes have/don’t have cost etc, but I have never really explored mid range scopes because the MK5 has met my needs.

Remington 700 (RR Prefix) chambered in .223 Remington. 16.5” threaded, braked barrel 1-9 Twist. Stock is a Magpul Hunter with OEM 700 Bottom Metal. Trigger Tech 1.5 - 4 lb adjustable trigger. Rifle is in excellent condition with very few rounds through it. Can supply more images upon request. $850.00 shipped to FFL.

Do they have a new website? Went to window shop a little and it's totally different. Hard to navigate, and prices seem to shift (dynamic pricing?).


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I am working up a ballistics table for my brother in laws deer gun and have two seperate results. One from my Kestrel (which matches AB Mobile) and another from the Hornady 4DOF calculator. I suspected less drop with the 6.5cm but cannot figure out where the isue is. Being a deer gun and his location it is likely never going to be shot over 500yds, but I built the table out to a 1000 in case he gets the chance to try it at longer ranges. I know this all needs to be trued as well but the drop data is throwing me off.

Rifle: Winchester XPR 6.5cm
Twist: 1:8
Site height: 1.75
Ammo: Winchester Ballistic Silvertip
Grain: 140gr
BC: G1/.509
Zero distance: 200yds
MV: 2,668fps

Trijicon VCOG 1-8 with the MRAD segmented cross reticle. In good shape with very little to no signs of wear. Was a little overzealous on gunbroker last night so I’m looking for a quick sale.

$1650 shipped to you via UPS air (unless you’re near Knoxville tn, then you can just come get it.

Man, the bullshit is getting spread awfully thick !

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KAK has both these available, and for some reason I am interested in them.

I typically prefer precision oriented complete uppers, when I buy a complete upper. ( most spare uppers I own I have assembled with precision oriented barrels. )

FWIW... I don't expect a KAK 11.5" upper to be a MOA "everyday" shooter. I accept it for what it is.

Both are MLGS.

1n5 twist, Fluted SS 11.5" barrel

1n7 Twist, phosphated 11.5" barrel

I will buy or the other... any valid reason NOT to get the 1n5 twist rate ?

Is the 1n5 twist rate just to fast for current match grade bullet jackets ?

I like the heavier , fluted profile of the 1n5 version... but again is that twist just to fast for any thinner jacketed 77gr match bullets ? ( first time with that fast of a twist )

Given the lack of meaningful dwell time of the gas system and GP size... could a LtWt BCG, low mass buffer setup "possibly" help allow it to function without a suppressor ? Any thoughts would be helpful in my choices.

And thoughts on a muzzle device ? ( until the suppressor arrives )

Recoil mitigation , and staying on target, flash suppression, would be the goals here. Surefire Warcomp ?

So I look for this topic in Hunting and Fishing and did not see anything. I have four 223 candidates for this to load. 64gr soft point, 62gr TBBC, 55 and 60gr orange tip. Longest possible shot is 200 yds and likely closer to 100-125 yds. An AR-15 is what I will be using. I have to admit that even though I read about those plastic tip wonders I am concerned about tips breaking off and causing problems.

$900 shipped

Don’t use it, it’s in great shape. Still have the box.

Recycled my pictures from posting on reddit.

Like new condition Henderson Gen3 case trimmer. I've trimmed about 300 cases with it so not much use. It is mounted on an Inline Precision plate and stand, which is also available at additional cost.
Price: $750 shipped to lower 48. Firm on price.

• Optional mount items:
  • Inline Precision quick change plate: $20
  • Inline Precision tall quick change mount: $70

Payment: Cash (local pickup only), PayPal, or Zelle. Buyer is responsible for PayPal Goods and Services fee if used.

Location: Loganville, GA

Bought a lightly used custom rifle - around 150 rounds out of it. Has a defiance deviant tactical and bartlein. Bolt binds up a bit when it's fully at the back and you try to rack it forward to pick up a round. If you don't have it held loosely and push perfectly straight, the bolt front end will just get "stuck" on the action somehow and not move. Happens pushing too far inside, outside, up, or down.

Gun was cerakoted by the custom builder when they originally made it about 10 years ago. Thoughts?

Looking for some used or new dasher brass. Would be interested in a set of dies also

Great shape, can adapt to other arca attachments if you want with the 2 bolt SCR mount. $275 shipped

Picked Mas 49/56 Sniper rifle ( along with a 2nd 49/56) not to long ago and once I get some 7.5 French ammo for it I will be taking it out to the range. Can't tell you a lot about it other than it appears to be a well built rifle though I would call this more of a DMR than a Sniper rifle though I have read that they are very accurate out to 800m

I WILL NOT PART THIS OUT. IF YOU WANT THE RAIL, BUY THE RIFLE.

This listing features a premium AR-10/SR-25 platform build kit, centered around the Centurion Arms MK-11 Receiver Set and complemented by the highly sought-after Knights Armament SR-25 URX 3.1 Handguard (P/N: 30259). Optimized for precision shooting in 6.5 Creedmoor, this set includes an 18" Criterion barrel specifically profiled with an Ops Collar for seamless integration with the AEM5 suppressor. Additional top-tier components include a Geissele SSA-E trigger for enhanced accuracy and reliability, PRI adjustable gas block and charging handle for smooth operation, and rugged LMT AR10 controls paired with a Radian safety selector. The Knights FDE Long Panel Kit and hardware complete the build, making it an ideal starting point for a precision rifle project or tactical setup.

Parts List:
- Receiver Set: Centurion Arms MK-11
- Handguard: Knights Armament SR-25 URX 3.1 (P/N: 30259)
- Panel Kit: Knights Armament FDE Long Panel Kit
- Barrel: Criterion 18" 6.5 Creedmoor (Ops Collar Profiled for AEM5 Suppressor)
- Gas Block: PRI Adjustable
- Charging Handle: PRI
- Endplate & Castle Nut: Knights Armament
- Buffer System: Included
- Controls: LMT AR10
- Safety: Radian
- Trigger: Geissele SSA-E
- Muzzle Brake: Q Plan B (5/8x24)

$4500 OBO

Very little use. Built for local new shooter. She went to college and hardly shoots lately.

$690 shipped CONUS

Many of these parts are new in box, let me know if you have any questions

Dillon 62200 toolhead stand RL1100/CP2000/S1050 (qty 2)- $110 shipped for both

Dillon 62006 Benchtop Mounting Plate | All Strong Mounts / RL1100 / CP2000 / Super 1050 / RL1050 - $80 shipped

Dillon 21054 243 conversion RL1100/S1050- $150 shipped

Dillon 550 B or C Caliber Conversions (priced individual, or take all 8 for $300 shipped) :

Dillon 14404 45ACP carbide die set, all good but paint stain on part of blue box -$85 shipped

Dillon Super Swage 600 - $90 shipped

Dillon 20063 large powder bars (qty 7) - $30 shipped each, or all for $180

Dillon 20062 small powder bars (qty 3) - $30 shipped each

Dillon 13644 powder bar spacer (qty 4) - $15 shipped each

Dillon RL550 primer slide (qty4) - $25 shipped each

Dillon 13940 body collar housing adapter (qty 15) - $13 each shipped

Dillon cast aluminum powder measure caps (qty 9) - $13 each shipped

Hand held Modlight. Runs on the full size rechargeable 18650’s for 75 minute run time. Light head is the PLH-V2. Comes with one battery and charger.

$125 shipped.

TLDR - Good clarity, range finder works as advertised, seems like this unit might be a "If I could only have one" level unit, if on a $3000-ish budget

Full and fair disclosure, I got this unit for T&E from Athlon. I'm not being paid by them, nor are they advertising in exchange. I'm just writing an article on thermal for a publication and it was available as a result.

With that said, I wanted to get my paws on it because it appears to be the new hotness for those without a generous Uncle Sam, trust fund, or five figure thermal in the budget.

I got the unit in hand at 7 PM and we had a 7AM departure, so time for reading and learning was very limited. We were happy to find the optic was minute of pig close to POA/POI without having to even go into a zero menu, so it did make it into the field and did put a pig on the ground.

The Athlon was being used side by side with a Steiner C35 Gen 2. The photos below shouldn't be taken as a comparison per se - we have a year on the Steiner, and barely adjusted the Athlon. The Athlon was on a 12.5" Grendel with a Leupold VX6HD 1-6x, and the Steiner on a 14.5" 556 with an old school first gen Vortex Razor 1-4X. The pigs were at 180 yards per the laser. The pigs decided to charge, which didn't prove to be the move. In both cases, through the scope, species ID was easy and absolute. The shots below are all taken from video.

I've come to really appreciate scanning with the handheld. Even a first gen Burris with a 400x300 sensor makes life much easier, and minimizes the amount of swinging guns around while scanning.

The view that shows the 196 yard laser shot is taken through a cell phone cam, so again doesn't begin to capture the clarity you're actually getting to the eye.

On the gong, the two shots above the center dot was with the scope, and the two to the right were just clipping on without touching zero. I let well enough alone and it was indeed minute of pig.

I had a plan. It was to spend *all day* at the range. That turned into having to work a little, but got there for 10:45. Plenty of time. Getting all this stuff out, targets set up, etc was 45 minutes. Then I got a call from work that we got in a rush order that I had to deal with at 3PM. Cue beating head against concrete.

I was able to get the bare minimum I wanted to accomplished, which was to check out the 13.9" skinny and 14.5" .750 fluted guns, verify function, and swap my NOX over from a 12.5" to the Battle Arms build.

I don't think I was shooting my best today. I got some 1" groups, but I had more called flyers than typical. I plan to get back out there sooner than later with my sons and some more time, and hopefully we can identify the practical accuracy potential for the Craddock barrels when sampling some different ammo. For today's abbreviated trip, I was satisfied.

All guns were 6.5 Grendels barreled by Craddock - two .750 18's, two .750 14.5's, and two .625" 13.9's.

My plan was to use my 20X reference scope on all rifles, and then to see what ammo preference they had, and best possible 5 shot groups.

What actually happened was I verified function on the 14.5" - the 18's and 13.9s had both been shot a little prior too.

A long long long long time ago, before the wind, before the snow - Battle Arms Development gave me a store credit due to a couple things having some QC issues. I documented them, and the CEO of the company ultimately got involved and gave me the credit. I used it for a BAD matched ultralight receiver set and their proprietary charging handle, the RACK if I recall.

As seen, the dry Battle Arms build is 5 lb 6 oz. I think I could hit 5 lbs even but I used a JP Silent captured spring (2 oz heavier) , the 14.5" .750 fluted bbl vs .625 13.9" (~3.5 oz heavier}, USGI charging handle would be lighter, and a full mass BCG. I wanted the gun to be light but not at the cost of strength/functionally. I don't feel like there are any short cuts that compromise utility. With an optic, can, heavy but effective mirage cover and loaded she is 8.5 lbs. If I recall, the weight savings using the BAD receiver set is 6-7 oz and the Smoke Composites across the three components is another 6-7 oz.

The gun ran 100% and I think all accuracy was indian, not arrow. Will get back out there to figure that out asap.

SIdebar, the Geisssele magazines solve all feeding issues. 100% reliable across all 6 guns.