I have had a few requests for an organizer for the expanding mandrels. Incase anybody else could use one here it is. Price is TYD.

$22 Expanding Mandrel Organizer: This will hold the die along with places for 9 different mandrels. This is currently setup to work with mandrels that use a 3/8” shaft diameter. If your mandrels have a different size just let me know and I can change the size of the holes to work with your type of mandrel. This can sit on the bench or be wall mounted via 2 #8 screws.

$28 Expanding Mandrel Organizer Flat: This will hold the die along with places for 13 different mandrels. This is currently setup to work with mandrels that use a 3/8” shaft diameter. If your mandrels have a different size just let me know and I can change the size of the holes to work with your type of mandrel. This can sit on the bench or be wall mounted via 2 #8 screws.



If there is enough interest in a model that has a cover I will look into this.

Here are a few other items members have requested

Please let me know if you have the RCBS cam (die type) bullet puller. The collets are a little smaller than others and I use a smaller hole diameter for those.

I printed these bullet puller organizers for a few people and they worked well. If anybody could use one PM me.
Red or black. If not specified I will ship what I have on hand. Can do custom colors on request but it might be a few dollars extra.
$20 TYD Inertia Style puller: Holds 6 of the collets and the handle. This works with all the most common inertia driven bullet pullers. Lyman, Frankford arsenal, RCBS and the knock offs of this type. This can just sit on top of the bench or be mounted to a wall via two #8 screws. To use the handle holder it needs to be mounted to a wall or side of bench as shown in the images.
$28 TYD Cam lock Style bullet puller: This will work with the most common die type bullet pullers such as Hornady, RCBS and Forester. This will hold 10 collets along with the dies and their respective components and allen key. I can add the custom labeling to the collet holder like in the image for $5 extra. You would have to include what you need them to say and in what order. Given the depth of the collet holder hole, most collets can still be identified with the factory stampings. This can just sit on top of the bench or be mounted to a wall via two #8 screws
$38 TYD Cam lock Style bullet puller with lid: This option will include a lid to cover the cam lock style pullers only. See image for how it sits on top. This can still be wall mounted or sit on the bench.

If you have any questions or other custom requests please let me know and we can figure it out. Thanks.

Other requested items:

3/6/2022****** Update****** The covered models of the following will not be able to mount to the wall or sit on a shelf with the cover on:
$30 Small comparator set with cover
$40 Comparator full set with cover
$50Hornady comparator Large with cover

Updated with changes per requests!! Also have covers for the full set and large now if anybody wants one that previously got one without a cover. $15 for full set cover (old version) $20 for large cover (old version)

*please send me a PM if interested* Little rack worked out well. Decided if anyone could use one (PM me). Red Or Black. Rack only no inserts, not meant to confuse. If no color is specified I will ship what's on hand.

Added a few popular options to this lineup. Price is shipped TYD
Black Or Red
$18 Small comparator set: Organizer holds the basic hornady comparator set and required allen wrench plus a few extra holes. Can be sat on top of a shelf/bench or can be mounted to the wall via 2 #8 screws.
$30 Small comparator set with cover: Organizer holds the basic hornady comparator set and required allen wrench plus a few extra holes with a travel cover that is placed atop the container to keep items in place during transit. Cover can be placed on top or secured with a rubber band. This can be wall mounted or sat on a shelf.
$28 Comparator full set: Holds the full set of or hornady comparators plus a few extra holes and required allen wrench. Can be sat on top of a shelf/bench or can be mounted to the wall via 2 #8 screws.
$40 Comparator full set with cover: Holds the full set of or hornady comparators plus a few extra holes and required allen wrench. Comes with a travel cover that is placed atop the container to keep items in place during transit. Cover can be placed on top or secured with a rubber band. This can be wall mounted or sat on a shelf.
$35 Comparator full set with shellholders: Holds the full set of or hornady comparators plus 8 shell holders and required allen wrench. Can be sat on top of a shelf/bench or can be mounted to the wall via 2 #8 screws. No cover option currently for this model.
$ 33Hornady comparator large: Organizer holds the basic hornady comparator set and required allen wrench plus a few extra holes. There are three 1" diameter holes for case gauges or weights, etc... This also holds shell holders along the front. Can be sat on top of a bench/shelf or attached to the wall via 2 #8 screws.
$50Hornady comparator Large with cover:Organizer holds the basic hornady comparator set and required allen wrench plus a few extra holes. There are three 1" diameter holes for case gauges or weights, etc... This also holds shell holders along the front. Comes with a travel cover that is placed atop the container to keep items in place during transit. Cover can be placed on top or secured with a rubber band. This can be wall mounted or sat on a shelf.

The holes for the bullet comparators can be used for shell holders and vice versa if so desired on the large model.

If anybody has any questions let me know. If you would like other customization send me a PM and we can probably make it happen.

Other items people have requested:

I printed these headspace/case length organizers for a few people and they worked well. If anybody could use one PM me.
Red or black. If not specified I will ship what I have on hand. Can do custom colors on request but it might be a few dollars extra.
$25 TYD Case length/Headspace Gauge Holder: Holds 10 of the gauges. This works with all the most common gauges up to 1” diameter. This can be wall mounted Via two #8 screws or just sit on top of the bench. If you want them custom labeled as in the image it will be $5 and you will have to let me know what you would like the spaces labeled as and in what order. Most factory stampings can be seen with them in the holder.

$35 TYD Case length/Headspace Gauge Holder With Cover: This option includes the Holder with a cover that can be seen in one of the images. The cover just sits on top of the holder. It can still be wall mounted or sit on the bench.

If you have any other custom requests or questions please let me know and I will try to make it happen. Thanks.

Other items people have requested:

I printed this bushing die holder for a few people and they worked well. If anybody could use one PM me.
Red, Green or black. If not specified I will ship what I have on hand. Can do custom colors on request but it might be a few dollars extra.
$25 TYD Bushing Die Holder: Holds 4 of the neck bushings along with a spot for the expander ball if your die setup has one. This will also hold two dies with holes in the bottom for the decapping pins if the die is equipped with one and a spot for the allen wrench. This can be wall mounted Via two #8 screws or just sit on top of the bench. This will work with all the most common die and bushing manufactures. If you would like custom labeling for the bushings printed into your holder I can do that for $5 extra. You just have to let me know what you want it labeled as.

$18 Die Bushing Organizer: This will hold 12 of the Die bushing and can be sat on the bench or wall mounted via 2 #8 screws. I can add inscribed labels on the front but you will have to let me know what you want them to say.

$25 Die Bushing Organizer With Cover: This is the same as above but it comes with a cover.

If you have any other custom requests let me know and I might be able to help out. Thanks.

Other items people have requested:

I have had a few requests for a 21st century neck turning tool organizer so here is the option. Prices are TYD. Custom requests welcome, just takes a little extra time and $$ depending. Colors are going to be primarily red or black, if you don't specify I will just ship what I have. You can see dimensions in the images also if you have any questions regarding so.


$35 21st Century Neck Turner Organizer: The organizer will hold one tool holder, eleven mandrels and seven case holders. This can be sat on top of a bench or mounted to the wall via two #8 screws.

$45 21st Century Neck Turner Organizer With Lid: This option adds a lid to the organizer. The lid shown In one of the graphics images is translucent to show how it covers the organizer. The actual lid will be a solid color matching the organizer. This can still be mounted to the wall or sat on the bench with the cover on.

I have had a few requests for the amp annealer organizer so here are the options I came up with if anybody would like one. Prices are shipped TYD and I will provide tracking once shipped.

Two main differences are one is setup to accept the amp annealer pilots with the hex thread cover (hex hole model) they come with and the other will only work with the hex cover off (round hole model). If you put the pilots in the hex model without the hex protector on they can tilt a little which isn't an issue but they wont all sit perfectly vertical. I was originally going to just flip them over but the knurling on the pilots is aggressive enough to cut the plastic and make shavings which is annoying and counter productive to the use of an organizer or organizer with cover.

Specify which model you would like please!


$32 TYD Round Amp Annealer Organizer: Holds 12 Amp Pilots and the shellholder. Can be mounted to the wall via two #8 screws or sat atop the bench.
$45 TYD Round Amp Annealer Organizer With Cover: Holds 12 Amp Pilots and the shellholder. Can be mounted to the wall via two #8 screws or sat atop the bench. Cover keeps dust/dirt away.
$33 TYD Hex Amp Annealer Organizer: Holds 12 Amp Pilots and the shellholder. Can be mounted to the wall via two #8 screws or sat atop the bench.
$46 TYD Hex Amp Annealer Organizer With Cover: Holds 12 Amp Pilots and the shellholder. Can be mounted to the wall via two #8 screws or sat atop the bench. Cover keeps dust/dirt away.

Other items people have requested:

Excuse me... what?

What possible reason could exist for the American President to surrender to the current leader of al Qaeda in Syria?

We're all tracking that the destruction of secular parliamentary democracy in Iraq led to the formation of an Iranian puppet gov in Baghdad and later a Salafist/ Wahabist terror state in the north, with its capital temporarily in Syria.

We're all tracking that AQ blended into "ISIS"/ Daesh, which during the collapse of the Caliphate led to the split where Jabhat al Nusra denied the authority of Abu Bakr al Baghdadi (Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim Ali al-Badri) and re-pledged their allegiance to AQ and their leadership in the Terror Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

What a lot of dudes miss is that Abu Mohammed al Jolani (Ahmed al Sharah) was the Syrian counterpart to Abu Musab al Zarqawi in Iraq, and that as an Emir in AQ, he didn't want to lose his high rank in AQ to be a cog in the machine of the Caliphate.

...and so he changed the name of his Terror Group from Jabhat al Nusra to Jabhat Fatah al Sham to Hayat Tahrir al Sham to... The Government of Syria after his Jihadi Blitzkrieg a few months ago.

So, since then, Trump has been itching to surrender to whoever is in charge over there- as part of the Trump Doctrine of Global Surrender.

PROBLEM, though- the Jihadist massacre has not stopped. Alawites in the coastal region are still being slaughtered by AQ.

So... WHY, I WONDER... would the American President show up in the Terror Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, surrender to al Qaeda, and drop all the sanctions?

Mount is in new condition, briefly mounted a scope on the bench, but have decided to go another direction. $375 ,PP F&F

Are many of you guys using these? I bought one and love it. I had been using and still have a half dozen Wilson seating dies and they work great but the Infinity seems like the way to go. Yes at $475 it is expensive but that is the cost of three Wilson seaters and I would guess most people are reloading more than three cartridges so it is actually cheaper in the long run as it works with virtually any cartridge. I also really like the simple click adjustment vs having to loosen the Allen screws to turn the coarse and fine adjustments on the Wilson. No affiliation with SAC just really pleased with this purchase.

Selling a gently used ARC M-Brace 34mm, 1.26", 20moa. The only finish wear is in two spots where the bridge was mounted. I'm asking $230 shipped.

Hey folks, school me up quick on something…
I went to order a Lilja recce barrel. The 15.1” length the supplied for one iteration of the NSW Recce rifle. Lilja tells me the only make those in “drop-in ready” format in a 1:8 twist.
I thought the NSW Recce was a 1:7 for the mk262 ammo and heavier, no?
Were the barrels they supplied for the NSW Recce Rifle in fact 8 twist? If so I’m guessing they will handle the 77 SMK fine?

I know others make a Recce barrel in 7 twist but I just really like Lilja and was surprised they were 8 twist.

Any experts care to set me straight and/or opine on how an 8 twist will
So with mk262 ammo? I’ve also got a lot of Barnes 70 tsx (so fun!!!)

Savage Xrs I great condition, come with 1 -5 round 308 mag, area 419 arca rail, wie bad cheek pad, $500 shipped.

Id also sell the complete rifile for $1200, 18” 22-250AI with a criterion barrel less than 300 rounds down it.

2000's serial numer RimX 30MOA rail
Trigger Tech Diamond trigger
20" Bartlein M24 16 twist threaded 1/2x28
Manzella Precision
22lr Match Eachus Chamber
comes with 1 magazine with Hoz & Shield basepad

This gun is a hammer with CenterX and all SK brands
I picked up a 1727F, so I am selling off a few rifles

$2050 shipped to your FFL

Nexus press on Big Dog steel stand. Has never loaded a round, just used to decap brass. Asking $900 shipped/insured for press, stand, and two Mighty Armory decapping dies. Would also consider trading for ultralite style chassis, Element/MPA Ultralite.

I've got 2 wiebad cheek pads for sale.

One is black, one is multi cam.

$35 shipped for each. $60 shipped for both.

New never used for glock g34 9MM, drop in barrel, w/ Patented Flame Fluting, Gen 1-4, 416-R Stainless Nitride, Std. Length, Black Nitride. $100 shipped.

So, after a few weekends from the event being finished, I finally gathered my thoughts and time to write up a post from my first NRL Hunter match. It had been 2 years in the making trying to get out to one and after some scheduling conflicts with work and life, I was able to make the 8hr trip up from Houston to Amarillo. I believe the hunter style concept was more of my style with packing up all my gear and rifle and rucking it. My almost 20yr old camelback assault bag still gets the job done and I was able to pack up all my stuff I needed for both days. I had practiced at home how I was going to carry everything and deploy my Leofoto 362cx tripod when that time came and I'm for sure going to look into the OBI system. My rifle is a Terminus Apollo Lite with a PVA Light Palma Barrel chambered in 25CM, shooting 134ELDM @ 2870, and sits in a Manners LRH-SC that I was able to pick up last month. It's a real nice lightweight stock; I just wished the thumb shelf was more aggressive like the McMillans. It was also my first match using the TBAC Magnus S-RR can, and I'm really impressed with it. I was able to spot the majority of my shots to make corrections as needed. Optics wise, I run the Leupold Mark4 HD PR2 reticle and used the Sig Kilo 6K HD for my rangefinder bino's.

I shot in the skills division and took advantage of all the help I could get from my squad mates and RO's. I was able to go up and observe the shooters ahead and attempted to find the targets also. My plan was to build up and get a rhythm going so I can eventually run a stage blind, which did happen as I progressed. Now I haven't shot a PRS/Positional type match in over a year as I was extremely busy last year and was also kind of disappointed about my last PRS match, but I did get out and shot throughout the year as I was able to. So, after watching multiple videos and listening to many podcasts, I took advise from many contributors and listed a few goals for the match:
-Have FUN!
-Build a workflow/rhythm
-Take notes on what went wrong and how to improve.

I'm sure there are more but those will work for now. I cannot overstate how much fun I had regardless of the difficulty level it was. Being my first hunter match, I had nothing to go off of, but I listened to my fellow competitors and heard it was a tough one. Each stage did present their challenges but the one that really got me was the windmill stage I believe. I want to stay we were shooting a ram and had to progress our shooting position forward as we shot. That one was definitely difficult. I did manage to clean stage #16 and almost cleaned the turkey stage; I believe stage 13. Unfortunately, my Binos took a dump on me around the stage Dorgan and Chris Way where RO'ing and they were able to put me on target, and I walked away with 6 points lol. Thanks for that fellas!

Now some of what I could take back with me and learn from is:
-Shooting off tripod
-Wind reading
-Work on positional shooting

With all that being said I after listening to more of Frank's podcast, I truly believe I will do myself justice on practicing tripod shooting instead of going out and spending the $$$ on a triple pull bipod. Efficiency will overcome the gear race in my opinion. I will continue to work on these skills throughout the summer and plan on attending more 1 day hunter game matches to better prepare for the big 2-day matches. Lastly, I'm wondering anyone's thoughts and opinions one the schedule for these matches? I know we had a rain delay on Saturday and fog delay Sunday. I wasn't able to stay for the entire awards ceremony as I had something pop up and had to leave right after dinner.

Thank you to the MD's, RO's, and everyone who contributed for putting on this great match. I appreciate anyone who reads this and look forward to your response!

Hawkins M5 Hunter bottom metal - short action - perfect condition

$sold

Any good cases for the Swaro STR 80? Would prefer something padded and possibly with a pocket for a tripod.

Thanks in advance!

Just one Dead Air keymo brake 5/8 x 24 left. It’s lightly used and in excellent condition. $SOLD shipped.

We’ve got one JAE-G5 up for sale—PM me for a discounted price.

WTS Proof Carbon Fiber Accuracy International M27 Pre-fit 24”, 6.5CM, 5/8-24, 1:8. Barrel has 1258 documented rounds through it. First PM with “I’ll take it” gets it. Payment methods include; check, cash, PayPal F&F, Venmo, Zelle, or Money Order. $600 Shipped OBRO

Heads-up on a new, smaller Match Pro ED in 3-18x50mm.

I posted on Reddit already so it's mostly copy/paste on the details here.

It’s a baby MPED, but with a few significant differences from the bigger brother.

• Magnification range is obviously 3-18x now vs 5-30x.
• Objective lens is down from 56mm to 50mm.
• The above helped bring weight down to 28.4 ounces.
• Illumination has shake awake. The controls are like we’re used to, but after 10 minutes of no movement it shuts itself down. Pick it up and it turns on like a red dot with shake awake.
• The elevation knob is what you’re used to with the big brother. Same slick zero stop.
• Windage knob’s different. It’s capped with a non-locking turret. Protects the knob a little more, and I figure plenty of people will be using these in applications where windage dialing isn’t as common.
• The reticle is the same DM2 as the 5-30x, but subtensions needed to be adjusted a tad. A few line thicknesses had to gain some weight. The center dot is the same.
• Total elevation is generous at 40 MRAD.

Like the other Match Pro launches – The thing’s available today & now here: https://www.bushnell.com/scopes/shop-all-scopes/match-pro-ed-3-18x50-riflescope/BU-MP31850DMI.html Hopefully you can see it in person at some stores soon as well.

I’ll do my best to give answers on any questions you may have.

For my fellow 223 fans