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Accessories NIB McMillan HTG -impact/m24 $450

I have a NIB McMillan HTG right-hand stock-

Inletted for Impact short action and Bartlein M40/M24 #14 contour. Badger M5 bottom metal. 2 flush cups non bolt side. 2 sling studs up front and one rear. 1" pachmyer pad. Standard glass fill- painted desert tan.

Its about 32-ish ounces

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$500 shipped CONUS. $450 Shipped
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2A WATCH: Seattle, WA State. Anti-2A police chief Shon Barnes.

A heads up on Seattle, WA State new police chief Shon Barnes who had transplanted from Wisconsin and took office in Seattle in the recent week. He is an anti-gun poofter who has had a near lifetime record of anti-2A remarks.

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FACT CHECK: CONFIRMED


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“Sometimes, it requires an evolution of our thinking. What was written in 1789 may not be appropriate for 2022 unless we’re OK with kids being killed,” Barnes explained, referencing the Second Amendment.
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Fuck your "thinking" and fuck your "evolution". Don't tell us how to think, because WE think that you and your ilk are no different than those little worms that burrow into human flesh and lay their eggs in it. The policies that you endorse generates an entire population of unarmed people who are ripe for plucking for both criminals and tyrants like yourself.

STAY INFORMED AND BE ACTIVE ON THE NET SPHERE.

People like that all have further political ambitions and opinion-influencing opportunities in the current posts they occupy. Their progress needs to be made as difficult and costly as possible, via enough social media presence getting involved and keeping tabs on them the whole time.

Accessories Manners EH1 New

Manners EH1 with M5 mini chassis for sale. This has the bedding block but still requires M5 bottom metal. Perfect if you want the block but prefer BDL bottom metal for hunting. Had an action in it but never fired.

Short Action Remington 700 inlet. I don't know the barrel contour but I have a pile of barrels handy and can test for you. It will definitely take a Remington Sendero contour and probably much larger.

Looking for $675 Shipped.
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Watch how you store it!

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The above is a YouTube video showing a real-time response by Vandergrift, PA firefighters to a house where a $hitload of live ammo was being stored in the attic. Hence, the crackling sounds. Be very careful how you store your ammo in your house.

Being retired EMS, I often look at these YT videos of firefighter responses just to see how the different crews respond. . Some of the lessons learned (for homeowners) include:

1) Always know the location of the closest Fire Hydrant to your house and tell the dispatcher that so the crew doesn't have to waste time looking for it. Some crews may not have "auto-location" systems or remember all of the locations.

2) Don't park in the street, if at all possible. The apparatus may not be able to get through. Especially in urban or city areas. Where I lived in the PRNJ, it was against township ordinances to park in the street, in front of my townhouse, unless it was a quick delivery or something. The streets were more narrow anyway. Even a type 3 ambulance could not get by, let alone a std. fire engine, if blocked by a parked car.

3) If you park in the driveway outside the garage, park a few feet away from the door, so whatever's burning inside doesn't catch the car on fire. Lots of things can fall from the roof and catch the car. Also, it gives the crew some room to work in re: sawing the door down.

4) Don't expect them to get water on your burning house for at least 10-15 minutes after they arrive. It takes that long to tap the hydrant, set the main 4" line from the hydrant to the pumping engine intake and then to charge all the outgoing lines. Even longer if they don't know where the hydrant is and they have to look for one (see #1 above).

5) Stay out of the A.O. I know you want to save your house, but understand... that's not likely to happen anyway by the time the apparatus arrives and they get water on it. Let them do their jobs as best they can. Expect to have holes cut in your roof or your garage door for venting purposes. And be sure your homeowners insurance is paid up! And if there are electricity lines nearby, it's even worse as it may take at least 1/2hr or more for the power co. to cut power. If a line burns down. it's on!

6) If you live in the "sticks" where there isn't a hydrant network, consider digging a duck pond that will serve as a water source for the apparatus, if you have the space for it. Gators...Shmators! Your house is more important! If not, then they'll have to bring in "tankers" with water to feed the engines. Advise the dispatcher accordingly.

I'm sure you folks know most of this already. But these are some of the things I see as I watch these videos Searching for the hydrant is the biggest one. Know where yours is and be able to tell them.

Be safe folks!

Let’s argue/discuss- Storing cocked or not?

Who stores rifles cocked or uncocked?

Does it really help to release the tension?

I ask this in a modern day world where we went from “you shouldn't dry fire a rifle” to some rifles being dry fired more than shot

We went from not leaving magazines loaded to Magpul saying constant pressure on the spring won’t cause an issue

I know we have gun builders, armorers etc here as well as a lot of guys running guns I’m sure stored both way.

I leave mine cocked. Never had an issue. Was at my local custom shop the other day and any rifles handled were uncocked before storing

In modern times what’s the hide say?

How does the military store theirs in modern day for long periods of time? Semi and bolt platforms

Firearms 30-28 Nosler rifle/Defiance Action build for sale

I built this rifle when I worked at Nosler several years ago. It is new, never fired. It was built as a proof of concept rifle using a Defiance control round feed action. It has a prototype serial number from Defiance. Here are the specs:

30-28 Nosler (28 Nos necked up)
Defiance machine CRF action
3 position safety
Integral scope bases
Proof Research 26” Sendero
1-8 twist w/ 5/8-24 muzzle
Trigger Tech Primary
Manners MCS-T stock
Hawkins BDL bottom metal
7.1lbs as you see it.

Redding reloading dies will go with the rifle.

$3000.00 obo

Venmo or USPS money order only.

Shipping to FFL only

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SOLD Accuracy International AXSA Folding Rifle 6.5 Creedmoor Dark Earth

New never used Comes in original box.
$5500 Shipped to your FFL
If you have any questions please PM me.
Zelle or Venmo

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