I AM YOUNG!

I AM ATTRACTIVE!

I AM TOUGH!

I HAVE A VERY STRONG PAST!

I NO LONGER HAVE THAT $10 MILLION BOUNTY OVER MY HEAD!

SUCK ON THAT, VETERANS!

I have been offered a Kahles 312i with the MSR mil reticle for 1300. I know this is an older scope but I like the mag range. Is this a good deal still? It is hard to find comps for pricing.

Thanks.

Put it on a rifle but never shot through it. Basically new other than a little leftover rocksett. Comes with peel washer.

$90 shipped

Would also trade for same brake with 1/2x28 thread pattern.

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Have a slightly used Thermion 2 XG LRF. Solid scope, only reason for selling is I'm looking to upgrade. Would still have 2.5 years of warranty.

Comes with rings and one extra battery.

$5200
$4800 shipped w/insurance

Selling a CCMG 22LR AR15 conversion kit. Comes with SS Bolt, 3- 25rd magazines, and CCMG charging handle for 22LR conversion. It's slighty used and in good shape..... new it's a $250 value.
Asking $150 shipped to U.S.

Hello all,

Selling a March dfp shorty gen 1 1-10 with the DR 1 reticle and Audere mount.

1750 with mount shipped conus, PP F&F or you cover the fees, or personal check.
Hit me up for questions.
Thanks!

Picked up 7lbs of IMR 4895 and 4lbs of RL-15
Got it for a good price FREE
My nephew gave it to me

6 Dasher for PRS
-Stevens 200 short action (savage 10)
-Timney trigger
-MDT LSS-XL GEN2 chassis fixed interface with carbine adapter.
-MDT Carbine light butt stock
-20 MOA 1 piece rail
-26 in barrel
-4 port brake
Comes with 150 pieces of Peterson brass most are once fired. 100 loaded with 108 ELDM and 4350
Also have extra firing pin assembly.
$1250 shipped

Toor Darter knife. Travis Haley edition.

$500 shipped

Zelle, Venmo or Paypal FF or add 3%

Buyer is responsible for knowing local laws regarding knife purchases in their state.

Hey all,

I’ve never reloaded and am looking to see what I can do in working up a load for my 7PRC. I’ve done a fair bit of reading but would really appreciate input from those with firsthand experience, especially loading for the Berger 195s.

Right now I’ve got:

• ~60 rounds of factory 175 ELD-X left (pre powder change so getting 2,915 out my 22” barrel)
• ~160 pieces of once-fired Hornady brass
• Access to a buddy’s press and reloading gear

I know Hornady brass might be a little soft and not as consistent as ADG/Peterson/Lapua, but I’d like to make the most of what I have before upgrading.

Reloading Plan

Here’s the process I’m planning to follow:

1. Deprime and clean the brass
2. Use a dummy round and comparator to find the lands, then back off 0.010-0.020” for initial seating
3. Run a powder charge workup to find a velocity node for best SD/ES across similar charges
4. Once I find a charge that looks good, I’ll fine-tune seating depth for accuracy

My main goal is low SDs and consistent accuracy at distance. I’m not trying to push speed, especially if it means burning out barrels and pressure signs, but I’m hoping to get at least 2800 out of my 22” barrel, which seems doable based on others’ 7 PRC load data. From what I’ve calculated, that’s the bottom end to keep the Berger 195s stable.

I’d also be open to the Berger 180s if they prove easier to tune, but I like the idea of running the heavier 195s in this caliber for the extra BC.

Powder Options

I’ve been looking at:

• H1000
• N560
• N565
• N570

It seems like:

• N565/N570 offer higher velocities due to the size of the powder and case capacity, but might be more temperature sensitive and tougher on barrels
• H1000 seems to be more temp stable and forgiving, even if slightly slower

Any input on how these powders behave with the 7 PRC, especially with Hornady brass, would be really helpful.

Dies

Haven’t bought dies yet. Do I need to jump into high-end dies to get .5 MOA or better, or will I be just fine with solid full-length sizing dies? Trying to keep it simple but not cut corners if it matters for consistency.

Primers

My plan was to run whatever large rifle magnum primers I can find are. Not sure if there’s stuff to watch out for from different brands, but figured there’s not much variation there just making sure I can ignite the powder.

Open to Suggestions

Totally open to any advice, this is my first time reloading. My buddy is helping me get set up, so I’m more focused on learning a repeatable, consistent process than squeezing out every last FPS. If you’ve got tips for brass prep, pressure signs to watch for in 7 PRC, or seating depth tricks, I’m all ears.


Thanks in advance for any guidance, excited to start tuning and see what this rifle can do!

Hornady A-Tip Match 6mm 110 grain Bullets. per box shipped. 10x boxes of 100 = 1000 bullets available for . 5x come from one lot, the other 5x come from another lot.

Criterion Core 14.5" barrel
223Wylde 1:8 tw
.625" Superlative Arms adjustable gas block
midlength gas tube.

12/23 manufacture date

I already have too many 14.5s . Barrel package is in good condition with 150 rounds on it.
I took it out and ran 120 rounds of 55gr fmj and then brought it back to clean. I ran one more mag through it and was ready to shoot it for groups but never did.

$290 shipped for barrel, GB, and gas tube.
I can accept PP FF or venmo.

Looking for
2 AIAW mags
Hawkins hunter SA Creedmoor mag

Looking for as many boxes as I can find of Federal GM "X-Long" 215gr Berger 300 win mag ammo. This stuff has been discontinued but shoots great out of my PSR. Please let me know what you have available. All sellers will be thoroughly vetted for authenticity.

I'm selling my Vortex impact 4000 in perfect condition with everything in the pics. I also have a few of the reflective targets to use to sight in the laser. Price $1,500.View attachment IMG_5843.jpeg

New Bartlein .224 blank that I have changed my mind on what direction I wanted to go on this build. 29" blank, .224, 4 groove, 1:7.5" twist, M24 contour
$375 shipped

168gr Hornady ELD-M
100 yards
65ish *F
30% humidity

$44 a box/20

CZ 600 Range
Vortex 5-25x56
Vortex pro rings
Ultradyne appolo muzzle brake

Hilariously this was probably my best shooting far as focus and trigger pull…

This is a takeoff / prefit barrel that will fit the Defiance Ruckus/AnTi etc family of actions. It is 20” MTU contour, 1-12” twist. Muzzle threads 5/8x24.

Because of the deer laws I used this as a deer rifle but have since sold the actions. It has about 200 rounds on it and has shot excellent. I shot 270 Speers at about 2700fps with my reloads. Work was done by my local smith. I have about $1200 in this barrel.

Price: $350 shipped TYD, PP FF or Venmo.

As title states. Scope is in excellent condition, glass is perfect. I do have original box.

With Hawkins 1” rings: $1800
No rings: $1650

Shipped TYD, PP FF or Venmo.

Selling this mount. It’s been sitting in my closet for a while now. Light use, and in great shape. $225 shipped. No trades please!

Thinking it’s maybe from the 1930’s or 40’s. Was my FIL’s first gun as a child (he was born in 1940).

Single-shot .22 Short. Funky two-piece bolt, even more funky extractor.

Zero discernable markings anywhere. Still shoots.

I bought the barrel new from EuroOptic, but I've never used it or installed it. The retail price was $1022, and I'm asking $800. Shipping and insurance included.

Looking to sell a couple triggers. Prices are before shipping. Will be shipping priority mail $9.85 flat rate.

1) TT Diamond 2 Stage AR10. Was used very little if any. Includes anti walk pins pictured, No issues. $209.99 —-SOLD—-


2) TT Diamond 2 Stage AR15. Was installed don’t remember it actually being used. Includes anti walk pins pictured, no box, No issues. $199.99 —-SOLD—-


3) TT Diamond 2 Stage AR15. Was installed don’t remember it actually being used. Includes anti walk pins pictured, no box, No issues. $199.99 —SOLD——


4) TT Diamond 2 Stage AR15. Was used about 200 rounds. Includes anti walk pins not pictured, No issues. $184.99 —-sold—-

Mint condition, glass is mint and scope is mint with the white turret tape. $1150 shipped

Hey guys. I recently purchased 2 flagship scopes for two of my rifles that are very precious to me, a Dakota Arms heavy predator in 6MM BR, and a Cooper model 21 in 6mm PPC. I have had great experience with Swarovski, I own several of their Z6 scopes and love them. I ordered and installed their new flagship, the Z8i+ 5-40x56 on my Dakota rifle. I wanted something different for the Cooper, so I went to Scheels and looked at some high end scopes and saw a Ziess V6, and I liked the reticle. After speaking with the optics guy there, I went and blind ordered Ziess's new flagship, the V8 NA (North American) 4.8-35x60 and installed it on my Cooper 21.

I knew it was going to be at least as good as the V6, as both the V8 and the V6 are made in Germany with Schott glass. Having had the opportunity to go out and shoot with both scopes, I have some observations, in case anyone was wondering how these absolute titans stack up vs each other.

First, the dimensions. Both scopes have 34MM tubes. For Swarovski, this was a first, as no other Swaro I am aware of has used a 34mm tube. For Ziess, the new re-release of the V8 for North America has a 34mm tube, down from the 36mm tube the European version had. Both scopes are large, but not obscenely so. The Ziess 's 60mm objective fit perfectly using Warne high rings on their mountain tech bases, with about 2mm clearance to the barrel. The Swarovski had no issues with the Tally rings/bases on the Dakota.

Optical quality

Light transmission/illumination: The Swarovski seemed brighter, which was strange, as it has a smaller objective, however Swarovski claims 93% light transmission, Ziess claims 92%, and this seems accurate. Both scopes are exceptionally bright, especially during the twilight/dusk. The illumination on both scopes are red dot/daylight bright. The Swarovski dot is slightly larger, the Ziess dot is extremely fine. Both have plenty of adjustment.

Field of view/eyebox:
Both scopes have extremely forgiving eyeboxes. The Swarovski has a noticeably larger field of view, as well as a further eye relief than the Ziess. It seems to me that the Ziess has a slightly better eyebox, but this may be due to the fact that the field of view is smaller than the Swarovski, as in, it takes more head movement to obscure the viewable area with the scope body. The FOV is absolutely gargantuan on the Swarovski. Again, both have excellent eyeboxes.

Resolution/clarity:
Again, both scopes are absolutely top tier sharp, but since I am comparing them, I will nitpick. It appears to me that the Ziess has less chromatic aberration than the Swarovski, and the colors appear slightly richer. The Swarovski has better edge to edge clarity, and the overall image appears to be slightly sharper as well.

Turrets/controls:
The Ziess is a MOA scope, as a part of the redesign for the North America release. The Swarovski uses MIL. 1 click is ~.4" at 100 yards for the Swarovski, 1 click is .25 for the Ziess, so the Ziess has a finer control.
The Ziess comes standard with ballistic turrets, The swaro has the option to install and use their proprietary turret addition, a $350 part you can order from them. The illumination controls on the Swaro seem more intuitive to me.

Price:
Swarovski $4,299, Ziess $3,999.

If you read all of this, thanks for giving me the time to share my thoughts and observations. If you have any specific questions, please feel free to ask. I'll try and attach some photos as well. The appearance of the scopes look MUCH better to the eye than my camera could manage, getting my phone to take a picture was a real pain. Any kind of washed out look or blur isn't the scope glass, it's the exposure of the camera.

The 4A-I reticle is the Swarovski (the plain one with no markings) and the #90 reticle is the Ziess (the one with the MOA marks)

The pictures of the paper target is at 100 yards, and both scopes are at 35x.

The picture of the gong is at 450 yards, and both scopes are at 35x.

The picture with both scopes illuminated is at 15x.


Have a wonderful day all.