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SOLD Hawkins heavy tactical 34mm,Badger 30/34 unimount rings

Ive got a set of Hawkins Heavy tactical rings for trade or sale
34mm
1.15 height
Diving board
Bubble
Perfect shape,barely used

What I'm looking for...
Need a set of lightish 30mm rings for a Tikka T3x
20 moa rail
Rings
1 or 2 piece mount set up

Or will sell

$175

Also have a Badger 30/34mm unimount in good shape
Same deal..looking to trade or sell
$150

Will trade both if needed


Also looking for a brake for a 7prc
Sendero contour,5/8×24

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SOLD Marlin 1894 Classic Deluxe 44 mag DLx

Like new condition Marlin 1894 DL deluxe in 44 mag / 44 spl. Extremely nice wood with fine figuring in the buttstock and forearm. Metal has nice luster. Bore is crisp and shiny. 60 rounds on this, cleaned, oiled and put away. Includes extended optics pic rail as shown.

$1580 shipped - insurance extra if buyer wants it - no PayPal

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Suppressor with a brake on it, does it help or not?

I am from Finland, and we have a long, well i would say medium time on the history in firearms, that we have been able
to use suppressor, and for sure they are made to reduce the muzzle blast and reduce the sound.
And this is the purpose of suppressor in these days too.
But in sport shooting, the spotting of the own shot´s in few different competition, or even on a hobby shooter, it is nice to able to spot your own shot´s.
I have seen quite many USA suppressor manufacturers, that offers the muzzle brake on the tip of the suppressor.
We have a coversation on a Finnish forum of this subject, and there are only me and one other guy that do think that the brake will
help to reduce the rest of the gas burst that come from the suppressor, since the suppressor by it self it is not doing the recoil reduce that much, it does
kind of push the gun, and not killing the recoil, like a pure muzzle brake on the barrel does.
But the thing is, how much does the suppressor with a muzzle brake on it reduce the recoil, is it proniment?
I have shot few suppressor that has a muzzle brake, and i can say that it does work.
But since you have more companies and users in USA these days, what is your thoughts of this?
Will the suppressor with a brake make the rifle more stable?

King by him self just made a video about this same thing yeasterday, and i would love to see a longer video from Frank about this subject.

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4DOF Zero Angle is not "sticking"

In the Hornady app using zero angle, I am having an issue where when I input my impact height (ex: 0.5" low) and save, it creates a zero angle, say .06906. If I go back in to the zero angle function, it then shows my impact height to be "0" again. If I put it back in again to .05" low, it creates a new zero angle, .007622. It's like it doesn't hold the impact height setting, visibly, but obviously is doing some type of stacking when I re-enter it. All other parameters under zero angle hold up after the save. Is this a bug?

Conservative Actor James Woods Leaves Internet Users in Laughter as He Performs a Creative Heel Turn to Fry Jimmy Kimmel Over His Misfortune.


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The reactions to Jimmy Kimmel’s demise at ABC News are still coming in, and one of America’s most famous conservative actors has perhaps posted the most epic tweet on the situation so far.


As The Gateway Pundit reported, the left-wing Kimmel told his late-night audience on Monday that a MAGA REPUBLICAN murdered Kirk and accused the right of trying to score political points off of it.


“We hit some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and doing everything they can to score political points from it,” Kimmel claimed.



Nexstar later announced that all 32 of its ABC broadcast affiliates would preempt “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” indefinitely, blasting Kimmel’s sick comments about Kirk’s murder as “offensive and insensitive.”



Disney also pulled Kimmel’s show.


“Disney is pulling ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ “indefinitely, the company confirmed to Fox News Digital, Fox reported.


Conservative actor James Woods decided to share his thoughts on Thursday on X. At first, it looked like he would shock everybody with his take on Kimmel’s misfortune.




Woods wrote, ” We’ve all made jokes at Jimmy Kimmel’s expense.” But Mr. Kimmel is a fellow artist, and I am heartbroken to see how he has been treated.”


“I believe he is, in his heart of hearts, a good and decent fellow, devoid of malice and hate,” he continued.


Then, Woods performed a sudden heel turn, revealing how he felt about Kimmel getting sacked.


“Just kidding, Jimbo,” he quipped. “Eat sh*t.”


We’ve all made jokes at Jimmy Kimmel’s expense. But Mr. Kimmel is a fellow artist, and I am in fact heartbroken to see the way he has been treated. I believe he is, in his heart of hearts, a good and decent fellow, devoid of malice and hate.
Just kidding, Jimbo. Eat shit.
— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods)
September 18, 2025




Woods’s post had the Internet in stitches, though many of his fans initially thought he had been hacked.


For a second I thought someone hacked your account.
You win the internet!
— I Meme Therefore I Am (@ImMeme0) September 18, 2025




Mr. Woods… pic.twitter.com/wE0pmkYMtB
— Brick Suit (@Brick_Suit) September 18, 2025




This got me like pic.twitter.com/2BEel1BOZx
— NO CONTEXT VIDEOS (@Viralvid_89) September 18, 2025




I was gonna say, James Woods, you’re out of the loop
— PATRIOT IN CHRIST (@MAGA4CHRIST) September 18, 2025




You almost had me there…
— Tamara Lich (@LichTamara) September 18, 2025




Oh, you got me good! pic.twitter.com/SFCsGykc9t
— Gummi (@gummibear737) September 18, 2025




You had me worried for a second James!!
— Chris Yansky (@ChrisYansky) September 18, 202

SOLD Grey Birch 700 SA Folding chassis

Like new, Grey Birch 700 Chassis, 16” forend with full arca rail, magnetic bubble level stored in the chassis, folding stock, relief cut was made to clear impact trigger hanger. 2lb 10oz, super lightweight. 750 shipped

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Anybody ever build on a Christensen action?

I believe I finally shot out my 243 Win. It is a Ridge line with the factory carbon barrel. I found a proof research .284 barrel locally cheap ($699) and thought about swapping barrels. After 3000+ hot rounds down the pipe on the 243. groups have gone from 1/2" to 3" of late. I really hate to buy another action. Can this one not be worked over and re barreled with good results in a hunting rifle?

Win52B with Balvar 24

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Well I finally picked up a scope I've been trying to get for 4 years now. Gun Show had a few gems to be had. This Bausch & Lomb 6-24x50 with the externally adjusted erector and the adjustment "knobs" around the maintube just looks killer. Has a tapering fine crosshair.

I passed this scope up last year at the same location and forgot about it as we rushed to beat a incoming blizzard. But I got her now. Hopefully it's not a turd. The box was a nice extra.

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SOLD Rem 700 300 Blk

Rem 700 300 blackout with badger ordinance base. About 100 rounds fired just not using it. Asking $550 shipped from my FFL to yours in the lower 48. Prefer PayPal, friends and family.

Like a new condition except for small tear on the butt pad. See picture.

No trades.

Sold pending funds

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Dry fire practice positions

I picked up a DFAT kit a couple weeks ago. I’m trying to replicate stages and doing it on the clock to get more comfortable.

Currently I’ve come up with using a ladder, representative of a cattle gate stage. I have a bench to use, I’ve up a spare tire on top of the bench trying to represent shooting off a large tire on a stage. I also have used a dolly representing a flimsy barricade.

Anyone other ideas that you’ve come up with for trying to replicate a stage you’ve shot or seen?

The Problem With Pam Bondi

I will save you some reading with a couple of videos:

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Here is a link to some information that the Gun Owners of America produced. At the end of the article is a linked request to sign a e-letter to your senators. You will have the ability to edit the letter. And, of course, after submitting the letter GOA will ask for a donation. You don't have to give a donation but I did anyway. GOA has never backed down with fighting for our 2A rights. A small donation is the least we can do for an organization that doesn't compromise.

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Accessories Gray Ops 35mm Tactical Rings with Diving Board and Bubble Level

Very lightly used. Asking $275 shipped for everything. Individual prices listed below TYD.

Gray ops 35mm tactical scope rings 1.26 height - $225

Gray ops long pic rail - $50

bubble level - $35

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Zeiss Conquest HDX LRP 15x56 Binos with MRAD review

I was recently lucky enough to win a pair of Zeiss Conquest HDX LRP 15x56 Binos with MRAD from Cameraland, anyone that has been on this site will be familiar with this great store.

I never have reviewed high end optics, nor have I owned any until now. So, coming from a limited background, this review will be short and to the point.

Hands down these are the best binos I have ever looked through. I currently own a pair of Vortex Fury and Leupold BX-4 Pro Guide HD 12x50 binos.

These Zeiss binos are exceptionally clear and sharp to my eyes and the color looks true to life. They blow my current binos out of the water. I wish I had an adapter to show how clear the glass is on these binos.

The reticle is the one option that none of my previous optics have. I have a Vortex Diamondback that I use for while shooting that works great but I have always lamented not having a reticle to help give corrections for misses. Now that I have these Zeiss binos I will be able to help give accurate spotting corrections. The reticle is "T" shaped and has 5 mils of elevation and 10 mils of windage.

There is a lever on the left tube to allow you to level the reticle no matter how much you open or close them. This will make them great for anyone to use. The focus is very smooth and precise. You can lock the diaopter rings which is nice so they don't move on you.

These binoculars feel tough and are listed as magnesium with full rubber armor. They are chunky boys coming in at about 45 oz, but I would take them hunting over my Diamondback Spotting scope. They are listed as waterproof, fog proof, and shockproof. They have removable eye cups which is nice if you want to clean them.

They come with a tripod adapter which is how they will be used the majority of time for. I shoot a long range varmint silhouette match and these will be getting used in an upcoming match at the end of June.

Beside the tripod adapter, they come with a case, straps, and lens covers.

The case is basic and I wish it came with a zipper compartment to store the tripod adapter and the tool that comes with it.
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SOLD Aimpoint T2 with Scalarworks mount, KAC battery cap, and FCD adj caps

Selling my like new Aimpoint T2. It comes with a Knights Armament battery compartment cover (and spare battery), Forward Controls Design elev/wind adjustment caps, and Scalarworks mount (1/3 cowitness). Also includes original packaging, all instructions, and original caps for T2.

Not looking for trades. Not parting out.

SOLD


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