300 pieces of new Alpha 6 Dasher brass. Same lot

$350 shipped

Selling a Spuhr 6002 in FDE. This mount offers a 1.5" high centerline for 36mm tubes. Great condition, comes as shown.

Sold

No trades please.

Heard it was what I need.

Up for sale is a used Nightforce NXS 3.5-15x50, second focal plane, MOA NP-R2 reticle, no zero stop model. Scope is in good condition overall with some light handling/use marks, no major damage and glass is in good condition (see photos). Illumination and everything works as it should. Asking $1150 shipped.
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Unfortunately she's now famous for being an idiot. I feel for the family, but how dumb do you have to be to snort keyboard duster? Are Americans getting dumber? If you've got teens make them aware.

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800 once fired Hornady 6.5 creedmoor, all outta ai rifles, sold

was offered this Barrett never been fired. What is the going price for one like this ?

Like new condition. $SOLD TYD via Venmo/PayPal. Ships USPS with tracking.

Does anyone have any thought on if the muzzle device the silencer is mounted to has any effects?

I have a Dead Air Sandman S that I use on multiple rifles that uses the Keymo mount. I’m curious if anyone thinks that having a brake vs. a 3 prong flash hider vs. nothing will have an effect.

I don’t think it matters but this new upper will have an 18” Proof barrel.

Thanks

Used Zermatt Arms TL3 (DLC) Barreled Action (standard 308 bolt face) . I purchased this action brand new and have only put 500 rounds on the action. The barrel is a PVA chambered 16.5 inch 1:7.5 twist Osprey Carbon Fiber Barrel Cerokoted in FDE. Only 105 rounds on this barrel.

This barreled action hammers with the factory Hornady 80 grain ELD VT ammo. Regularly half MOA or under. BARRELED ACTION ONLY.

Action is in great conditions but does have minor DLC wear on the back of the bolt assembly. See pictures.

$1600 shipped from my FFL to yours.

Will separate barrel and action.
Action $1000 shipped.
Barrel $600 shipped.

Only selling due to having made the switch to Impact Actions.

Complete SETUP for $3650 $3500 SHIPPED FIRM for the entire Package. I also have some new mags I can include for a deal to the buyer.



Realizing I really don't have to take advantage of a dedicated PRS gun so I'm turning this loose after just acquiring everything for it here. Note The barrel is a straight contour 1.25" straight tapper and the stock per manners website can accommodate this but it seems like it's awful close and I couldn't slip a piece of paper down the barrel channel from the muzzle end.

Lone Peak Fuzion Action
26" Bartleing 1:8 twist chambered by SPR 1.25" Straight Contour 6mm BR Threaded 5/8x24
Barrel and action have seen 478 Rounds Barreled action meaning action with barrel $1750 shipped

Hellfire Match 6mm Brake (Brake is new hub adapter has been used) $120 shipped
Timney HIT Flat shoe Trigger (NEW) $200 shipped
200 Pieces Lapua 2x fired brass cleaned and prepped $145 shipped for all 200
270 appx Berger Hyprid 105gr Bullets
Forster Full Length Sizing Die (non-bushing) $140 shipped
Redding Competition Seater Die $50 shipped
MDT 10-Round 6mm BR Magazine
Copper Creek Modified Case for Hornady Comparator Free if you buy something else
AMP Annealing Pilot Free if you buy something else
PTG Headspace Gauges (No-Go and Go) $90 shipped
Action Wrench $75 shipped
Manners MCS TCS Full Weight set on Arca Rail one weight in back High Gloss Blue molded really cool color has sikes rail and clutch $1400 shipped


Here is the ad for the Barreled action I bought

And the ad for the stock


PRIORITY is to sell this all together FIRST

The price is $3700 SHIPPED and Insured FIRM I'm into it for more But I'm cutting my losses and moving on.
Not Looking for Trades at this time





NO Trades
I can do Venmo Gift option only the dollar emoji in the notes. PayPal F&F nothing in the notes section or CC +3%
Only dealing with established members due to too many scammers.

I just bought a used Tikka T3x and it looks like there is a base on but I’m not sure if this looks right. Any input is appreciated. There’s a notable lip on the front of the base. Is this correct? Sorry I’m new to long range.

I have a few barrels to sell




SOLD Urban Rifleman spun 26” Savage nut style 6.5 creedmoor $SOLD. 60 rounds 1:8

Pics coming soon. But they are barrels. LOL

this is an awesome rimfire scope that is lightweight and great glass for the money. Has adjustable ao and 4-12 power. Is less than a year old and only used at the range. I am just changing up to more magnification.



Scope - $175 shipped. Will throw in a set of high 1” Warne Vapor rings for an extra $25.

Price is shipped CONUS. Prefer PP f&f, Venmo or Zelle. Any insurance or fees are covered by the buyer.

I have more postive feedback over on RFC. Happy to do call or FaceTime.

Selling two Geissele 6mm 5r 7.5 twist cut rifled barrel blanks. 31” raw length

shipped each

Inspiration for this retro Vietnam era M14 project was information written by then First Lieutenant Louis Garavaglia on the right, who wrote the following article for the January 1968 issue of American Rifleman magazine. Mr. Garavaglia is still around (long retired) and I contacted him via email a couple of years ago to ask him a few questions about his recollections. I based my project on his article, and what he told me about those improvised M14A1 sniper rifles circa 1967...




Here's the excerpt from the above article: “Snipers in Vietnam Also Need Firepower,” by Louis A. Garavaglia, American Rifleman, January 1968, pages 18-19:

“During my Vietnam tour of duty as a first lieutenant with the Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol Company of the 4th Division, U.S. Army, a sniper detachment was made an organic part of our unit. All who volunteered for this had firearms knowledge and experience before entering the Army.

The detachment was divided into 3-man teams which usually operated at considerable distances from conventional troop units. If spotted and attacked while moving to or from an objective, the team was on its own. Its survival dependent on being able to deliver ample firepower.

At first the sniper detachment had no standardized Table of Organization and Equipment and so we had plenty of latitude in our choice of weapons. This let us intensively range test the Winchester 70 and Remington Model 700, the scoped bolt actions used by Marine snipers, and compare them with the M14, M16A1, and 3 versions of the Russian AK-47 Assault Rifle. (My note: The author is pictured with a captured Czech Model 58 Assault rifle, so I suspect that may have been one of the three variants tested).

Our area of operations, the Central Highlands, ran the gamut from very dense to very sparse vegetation. The bolt actions would have been ideal for the 800-to 1000-meter shots the later areas afforded, but they couldn’t deliver the volume punch the 3-man teams needed to fight their way out of jungle ambushes.

The M16A1 functioned well when kept cleaned and lubricated properly, and had the added advantage of light-weight ammunition; the AK-47s scored high in ruggedness and the capacity to function even with deteriorated ammunition. But we finally settled on a modified version of the M14.

The M14s, all made by Harrington & Richardson, were modified as follows:

• Selector switches were installed, to provide volume firepower capability.
• Straight-line stocks designed for the M14E2 were mounted. With no drop at the comb and an almost vertical pistol grip, these were more comfortable for use with a scope than the standard stock and gave better control of fully-automatic fire.
• M84 2.2X scopes were attached by a single, heavy coin-slotted screw which engages the hole in the left side of the M14 receiver. The scope has a sliding sunshade and detachable rubber eyepiece. Its reticle is a tapering vertical post with horizontal crosshair. The scope showed a tendency to slip out of zero when first used, but we solved the problem by removing all lubricant from the contact points. Rust was preferable to inaccuracy.
• Light clamp-on bipods designed for the M16A1 were substituted for the bipods originally made for the M14 because we felt the latter were unnecessarily heavy. The clamp-on bipod snaps neatly onto the M14 gas cylinder just in front of the spindle valve.

With M14s thus modified, seasoned marksmen, firing from the prone position at 700 meters, had no trouble hitting the Army “E” type silhouette targets, which correspond roughly to a man in kneeling position. And this range was far greater than most of those at which hits were later made.

On missions, M14-armed snipers carried nine 20-round magazines loaded 18 rounds to the magazine: 2 (mags) of the match-grade ammunition; the remaining 7 (mags) were loaded with the 7.62mm “duplex” round. In a fire fight, snipers would eject the match-grade, switch to “duplex” and flip the selector switch to full-automatic for volume fire.”

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I found the details of that 1968 article interesting as it was written by an informed solider who clearly knew all the operational details and specific configuration of the improvised M14A1 sniper rifles that were used by the Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol Company of the 4th Division. (And when he wrote it, he wasn’t relying on distant memories from decades prior – it was near real time – early 1968.) Anyhow, here’s my retro tribute project that I have pieced together:


I used vintage H&R parts for this replica to the extent possible. (The "T" marked Torrington/H&R gas cylinder had been unitized on an old SAI Supermatch rifle, so that modification is not quite correct, but it's the only H&R/ Torrington gas cylinder that I own). Barrel is 1961 dated H&R barrel. Not shown here but the trigger group and rear sight base are also an H&R parts.


The walnut SA stock is well used, and probably made in 1964. The only thing I did to it was add a coat of Pure Tung Oil. Upper right is a 1968 dated M14A1 cleaning kit, as these ‘E2’ stocks did have not any provision for storage in the buttstock, so a separate cleaning kit was developed.


Ammo on top center with green tip is 1965 dated D198 Duplex ammo and it's pretty rare, but that's what the LRRP used on patrols. The ammo on bottom right is 1966 dated M118 match ammo, which they also carried with their improvised M14A1 sniper rifles back in 1967.



There were two types of knobs on the 1967 era AWC scope mounts, a large diameter thumb knob, and a smaller diameter knob with a screw-driver style slotted head. The 1968 article mentioned the use of "coin slotted" knob, which is what is seen here with my vintage mount. Mr. Garavaglia did not recall if ventilated handguards were used on their M14A1 sniper rifles, but I am using one on this project for aesthetic reasons. The walnut SA M14A1 stock has lot of patina/character/wood patch repair from it's previous service life. It took a while, but I was able to put all USGI stock hardware on it, aside from the repo rubber buttpad.



I thought it was sort-of interesting that Mr. Garavaglia wrote that they used the flimsy XM3 aluminum bipods designed for the M16A1, but then again, they are definitely lighter than the all-steel M2 bipod. He also told me that he didn't recall seeing any of the M14A1 muzzle stabilizer devices on their rifles, so I didn't put one on this replica either. As a period correct accessory, an Imperial M6 bayonet is also shown.


Final project pics, as configured and used back in 1967 on US Army Long Range Reconnaissance Patrols (LLRP) in the central highlands of Vietnam. The final touch I found is a 1962 dated leather cheek pad with appropriate patina. Just need to replace the back leather rawhide tie-down straps with dark brown leather.

The Army Weapons Command (AWC) mount + M84 scope set is off-set slightly to the left (.i.e, the optic is not mounted directly over the bore), so the cheek pad was often used on these 'improvised M14 sniper rifles’ to improve the ergonomics of the check-weld.



Part of me wants to use this replica in the CMP's new ‘Category B’ vintage sniper match that allows rifles in service circa 1954-1976. I know my scores would get spanked by guys with nice M40 replicas and XM21 rifles with 3-9x scopes - but maybe I'll try it at some point...maybe.

Quick note about the above rifle vs the later XM21 sniper rifles. The M14s with the AWC mount and little 2.2x M84 scopes were always a 'stop-gap' measure, as Big Army was developing and testing a more formal M14-based sniper rifle in the 1967-69 era. That rifle became known as the XM21 circa September 1969, and it was largely based on the National Match (NM) M14 rifle, but also equipped with a special 3-9X AR-TEL (Adjustable-Range telescope). Below is my replica of the original 1962 NM M14 (top), and the 1969 era XM21 (bottom). I added this last paragraph w/ picture to provide additional context on the history of the early M14 sniper rifles, which ranged from rack grade M14s or M14A1s with the antiquated 2.2x M84 scope + AWC mount, to the fully-accurized XM21 fitted with a then modern late 1960s era 3-9x scope optimized for M118 match ammo.


Apologizes for the verbosity, and Happy New Year.

Five 100 bullet boxes of Berger 156 Elite Hunter bullets. Boxes all same lot and factory sealed together. $250 shipped for full 500 bullets. PayPal only. Only interested in selling together.

This is Bix n Andy, MPA branded single stage trigger for Rem 700. It was in my MPA 6.5CR rifle, and I used it for less than 100 rounds. I have changed the trigger to two stage, hence selling this one.

The trigger has small scratches on pain on the top which doesn't affect functionality in any way.
Asking for $175 shipped in lower 48 states. PayPal F&F (discreet, no comments), Zelle, Venmo and Cash App are accepted.

Brand new. Sealed. Mark 4 6-24x52 with mil PR3 reticle.

$SOLD shipped

Looking for a FFP mid power scope around 3-15, 4-16, or 3-18 to put on a 6.5 grendel. Will be for plinking paper and steel, possibly hunting. Think of a typical SPR / DMR-ish "accurate enough" and not a trying to make a gas gun hit sub MOA targets consistently out at 1000 yards build.

Priorities will include a useful mil reticle at low and high power but moa reticle is acceptable if needed, forgiving eye box and parallax, not too narrow FOV, good clarity / transmission at dusk / dawn, <32oz ideally, ideally with illumination but not absolutely necessary.

Right now it's most likely going to be a Meopta Optika 6 3-18x50 mrad or Athlon Ares ETR 3-18 but am wondering if I'm missing anything else that may work in this price range. Other options I saw but haven't looked through before would be a 3-18 Strike Eagle or a Toric 2.5-15 although just looking at the reticle on paper I would prefer the meopta mrad reticle designed by DLO here.

I would also consider a(nother) Burris XTR3 (probably the non-ilum given the budget here) if I can find one for around or under $1k. I know the 3-18 Trijicon Tenmile was available for about $1100 a year or two ago but I missed that - not sure if either of these can be found for <$1k anymore. Also have an ATACR 4-16 (and a few other similar optics) and definitely acknowledge it's "better" than the above but not worth the $ to me here.

Used factory Remington 700 short action action has about 1500 -1800 rounds on it before taking the barrel off, originally in 6.5 creedmore. Marked as a AAC-SD action with RR serial number, has not been modified from factory configuration.

Price reduced to $475 shipped to your FFL accept Venmo and Zelle

New Lewis Machine and Tool semi auto bolt carrier group.

$125 shipped.

sold

Norinco M1A
Smith Enterprise did the work (cut to 16in threaded 5.8x24)
Smith Front sight
Tiger Birch M14 GI Stock (fake selector lever)
stripper clip guide
x5 20rnd GI Mags
x2 5 rn Mag
x1 Thermomold Mag

Shoots great, just never gets used anymore
$1200 shipped OBO

would trade towards 1-8 or 1-10 LPVO or ELCAN Spectr