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SOLD Leupold Mk5 3.6-18x Illuminated Tremor 3, Badger C1

Leupold Mk5 3.6-18x44 with illuminated Tremor 3 reticle. Badger C1 mount with the added bubble level. MKM flip caps and factory caps included. Great scope that was mounted on my Mk12 mod 1 for about 100rds before I sold the upper. I’m the original owner of both the scope and mount. $sold

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Precision Rifle Gear Rubber Feet For Ckye Double/Triple Pull Bipod (Now Ski Feet, too)

Checkout the ski feet I'm working on here: https://www.snipershide.com/shootin...ouble-triple-pull-bipod.7200309/post-11545066

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Hello Ckye users!

I've been making the adaptor feet for double pulls to allow the use of Atlas rubber feet, it has been a surprisingly popular product. But despite of what appears of a simple design, it's not too straightforward to make (if I have a bar feed, live tooling, Y-axis lathe, that'd be a different story), and it also bothers me that you still need to purchase the Atlas rubber feet separately.

So this holiday season I took some time to update the design, and now I'm happy to offer a direct rubber feet replacement for both of the double and triple pull Ckye bipod.

I will continue making the adaptors for a while, but think the rubber feet will work the best for most people at a lower overall cost. Both can be purchased here: https://dotechne.com/rubber-feet-and-reducing-sleeve-for-mdt-ckye-pod-double-pull-bipod/

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Rubber feet protruding 0.6" from the end of the leg, even shorter than the factory spike feet.
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Firearms Upgraded Tikka T3X 7mm Rem Mag (Ready to Ship)

We've upgraded this rifle with a NextGen UltraLite carbon fiber stock with a vertical palm swell grip. We've threaded the muzzle 5/8 x 24 for muzzle device acceptance. Also has a custom Cerakote job. Check it out with the link to the Tikka 7mm Rem Mag. If you have any questions or would like any help please feel free to call at 435-462-1607.

SOLD Impact/Foundation/Bartlein/MDT/A419/Leupold PRS Sportsman / NRL Hunter Full build 6.5 Creed

For sale is a new rifle I pieced together over the last couple months. Rifle has 35 rounds on it, barrel not even broken in yet. I was planning to shoot PRS sportsman but I just won't have the time this year. No use having this rifle sit. No expense was spared and every part is brand new except the brake. This is a complete ready to shoot rifle that will make weight for NRL Hunter Light (12lbs without magazine) and PRS Sportsman (13 lbs with mag). With a CHAD brake( not included), it comes in at 12lbs 8 oz.

The rifle as it sits weights 11lbs 4oz.
-If you want to shoot NRL Hunter Light this lets you run a 14 oz can or brake and still make weight if you decide to not shoot the titanium brake included.
-If you want to shoot PRS Sportsman, a MDT 12 round Binder plate mag adds 8.3OZ or Non Binder is 7.3 Oz. This gives you 18 oz of wiggle room to run a can or different brake.
-You can use this as a badass hunting rifle. Printed (3) .4-5" 5 shot groups with initial barrel break in with Norma 143 Match factory ammo. This barrel actually shoots better than my 10lbs Match barrels with the same ammo, which is super impressive.

I would like to sell this as a complete rifle, as figuring out what parts and ordering/waiting on them was the hard part. This is a turn key rifle ready to compete. I don't want to part it out as that defeats the purpose.

All Parts are new except for the titanium brake:
-Impact 707R short action
-Impact .473 lightweight 75* Bolt
-Bartlein #13 Carbon Fiber 24" 1-8" 6.5 Creed Barrel with 5/24 muzzle threads (35 rounds on tube)
-Foundation Ezekiel Hybrid Stock/Chassis in Kiamichi camo inletted for Impact 737r/707r.
-MDT Precision Bottom metal with adjustable mag catch
-MDT Send it Level
-MDT Lightweight Single Pull Ckyepod with upgraded Knobs
-Trigger Tech Special 2 stage Flat set at 8oz / 8oz
-Area 419 34mm Hunt Rings, 34MM height
-Leupold Mark 4HD 6-24 PR3
-Salmon River Solutions Titanium Timed Brake
-Short Action Precision 2 round match saver

I put a little over $7K into this setup. Someone is going to get a monster deal and save some cash with a ready to compete rifle, no taxes and free shipping.

$6200 Shipped. I can also break the rifle down and ship you everything but the action if that's easier, your choice.

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My 427 blower motor project.

A few moments where I depreciate the value of my neighborhood. Living amongst senior citizens has its advantages during times like this, as most are deaf as a post.

The data log reveals some interesting stuff. Idle lands around 1050rpm once it warms up. A 0-100% throttle whack sends the RPM to over 3,800 in 400ths of a second. The impressive (or scary) part is that during the blip, the atmosphere inside the engine changes from 14" of vacuum to +11psi worth of boost. This one has some big lungs, lol.

Still lots to do, but it at least starts and moves now.

The dry sump oil pump belt alignment has a small tracking error that I'm still working on. I have a .025" shim on the pump mount now that seems to help. I might have to add a little more.

The next big problem to solve is power management. This is a small tire car, and I estimate the engine to land somewhere around 2k for power output. Putting all of that to a 10" wide radial tire is asking a lot. I am not a fan of 2-step rev limiting strategies on blower motors as it's hell on parts. The mass of a pair of rotors whirling around as they are rapidly +/- in rpm as the computer pulls/adds cylinders (ignition) is not a good thing. A friend who's much smarter than I am has a pretty clever alternative solution using a stock GM throttle-by-wire throttle body. I ordered a pair and am dissecting them now for the upcoming experimental transplant surgery.
If it works, the engine will no longer crackle and pop. It'll just increase rpm, hold, and accelerate off the line with smooth/linear progression. Add some peripherals (traction control), and we might have a good solution for how to launch/control this dumb thing.



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Rifle Scopes Optic that will handle 375 ruger recoil

Going to be purchasing a 375 ruger shortly. Will be used for shots from 25- 250 yards. I have been thinking about 1-8, 1-10, 2-12 type optics.

I don’t have much experience with big bore optics. What will hold up to that type of recoil. Would like to be around 1500 or less budget. Unless Cabela’s has it then could use my points lol.
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