I know this is out of left field, but looking to sell the wheels I took off my 2019 tundra TRD pro

They are 18 inch wheels x 8 inch wide.
5x150 bolt pattern.
They fit 5 lug tundras or sequoias.
BBS forged.
They come with lug nuts and factory TPMS sensors installed

Only 42,000 miles. I am the original owner.

$2000 shipped and insured OBO
PayPal, Venmo or Zelle

I am in Pittsburgh area for anyone locally interested.

A shipping with insurance quote to California was only $200, so we can work something out if you’re closer, or remove the shipping cost entirely if you are local

I see this expenditure as insane!

We can secure the border way cheaper, than this price tag. Deploy land mines, and authorize lethal force against border jumpers.

You think we need a border wall?

Looking at one since it’s got a free tax stamp right now. I’ve got primarily Dead Air suppressors at the moment since I love the Xeno brake.

Any reason not to buy one?

Afterw a few matches, Im realizing how important it is to have the ability to cant your rifle for long range stages. My Accutac FD-4 is amazing, but when I try and leave just enough tension so that I can get level, it starts “self” loosening to the point of my rifle flopping about. The only two options are either cant locked out or completely loose. There has to be a way to get the tension to stay put on this thing. Anyone know of a solution out face this issue?

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Masked men not identifying themselves, kidnapping American Citizens.

Concealed Firearm Carriers can apply deadly force to stop an ongoing Felony - which, in this case, is Kidnapping.

I don’t think it’s that far - fetched…

Looks and sounds like another proverbial “Slippery Slope.”

Post your loads

For your consideration, I have for sale a New In Box, Spuhr QDP-4616 for 34mm tubes

20.6 MOA
1.5" scope height

$500 shipped within the US

PP/Venmo/CC accepted

Thanks for looking

I have 2 of these available.

These rails were made by CMT and are discontinued.
Battle Arms Development
13.7 inch Rigidrail
Aluminum Barrel Nut
9 oz weight

Lightly used. Tested a barrel for one afternoon. Only marks are from an MLOK bipod. Includes barrel nut wrench.


$130 shipped
Discreet PP or Venmo

I have a brand new in box proof research pre fit for impact 737R .308 barrel. 26" Heavy Competition ⅝-24 theead. 600 TYD.

Selling a forend bridge for ATX chassis. Short version in red. Nothing wrong with it, I just went with a long bridge. 150 shipped.

For sale: $3100 GAP10 6.5 creedmoor, 20 inch barrel, trigger tech diamond, RRS arca rail, 1100 rounds through the rifle. It likes the Berger 130’s.

I have an unfired M1A loaded 6.5cm in Archangel stock. Looking to trade for any of the following +/- cash.

-high end AR15 upper 14.5/11.5
-PSA M110/ Sabre super SASS
-sig tango 6T
-B&T TP9
-Lever actions in 30-30 or 45-70

Cash price is $1400

*Free + shipping.

Still working on organizing my massive parts bin (basically a shit drawer at this point). Found this bag of parts that is stock M&P trigger and some apex trigger springs (I think?). If you want them they are yours if cover shipping. Otherwise, trade me something cool. A few really cool stickers or something else cool?

Stock M&P trigger, FP block, a bunch of springs, etc... see picture.

$ is free + shipping or trade me something cool

1 x MDT AICS 308 12 rnd Mag and 1 x MDT AICS 308 10 rnd Mag. Non Binder. Includes Armageddon Gear 2 Mag Pouch. No issues.

$135 shipped

Used but in great shape. No issues.

$80 Shipped

I am switching chassis yet again. Looking to rehome an XLR Envy Pro in very good condition. It has the C6 buttstock additional competition package brass 2.75" spigot and thumb rest. 700 short action. It has been professionally cerakoted in a sarcastic style comp-ouflage. There are a few dings and wear on the bag, rider and magazine. Well but otherwise the cerakote finish is holding up very well and looks great.

$1250 firm, shipped, conus only

Used Foundation Centurion. Inletted for Impact 737 & Hawkins bottom metal. Color is dark distressed (kind of)

Back half of stock was formerly painted black by another owner and was stripped by me. Some of the paint and dark distressed striping no longer exists, that's why it has a worn / matte look. The section forward od the action area is still the normal dark distressed. I'm open to taking more pictures if you'd like a better look.

Comes with quick adjust knob for cheek riser and 2 round holder.

$800 OBO shipped to the lower 48.

I just got this scope yesterday and thought I'd post some whistle wetters about it. Straight off I'll mention I'm loosely associated with Athlon and have been since this company came about. That being said I've gotten a few scopes from Athlon in the past that had things I personally didn't prefer or for whatever reason the prescription in some of them didn't work for my eyes. However I haven't had any out of 20 or so of their scopes have to be sent back for repair which is pretty darn good.

Each generation of scopes has shown improvement in a number of ways is a point I plan on making in this post.
Back a decade or so I had a G1 Ares BTR 2.5-15x50. It was okay for a first try and my only complaints were turrets action feel was too soft and the Image Quality/IQ could have been better. Some felt the IQ was sub par but I didn't, or I should state not for what it cost back then. I remember comparing it to a FFP SWFA 3-15 and I found it superior IQ wise by a decent margin It worked fine and I sold it a year later to a local hunter who killed a deer that fall with it on the gun. Enough on that scope.

I bought a G1 Ares BTR 4.5-27x50 shortly after that which I suppose you could say was a G 1.5 scope. Athlon had made the turrets better on it. I sold it when the Ares BTR G2 4.5-27 came out and got two of these. Once again Athlon had improved the turret feel. I was impressed by this compared to every other competing brand I'd come across. Like I've mentioned before here on the Hide the Ares BTR 4.5-27's prescription wasn't working well with my eyes. So I sold them and got Cronus G2 4.5-29's which do work well with my eyes. Enough on that.

Speaking of the Cronus G2 turrets. I still like the firm action feel, distinctness, the audible click sound, lack of lash, and how well the .1's on the turret match the line on the housing. IMHO they are about as good feeling as a turret can be. I've had older S&B's, NF's, USO, March's and although each brand of turret felt different I wouldn't say that the Cronus G2 turrets are inferior in feel to any of them.

I had headed out to the shop to have a look see, opened the safe to grab what I thought was a Athlon Midas TAC 5-25 sitting on the shelf to have something to compare immediately the new G3 Ares I had just gotten out of the box. It turned out the G3 turrets were even better. Then I looked closer and realized I had grabbed my G2 Cronus instead! What, how could that even be, no way??!!
This is my first positive comment about this new G3. Not only are the turrets wider than the Cronus, not only are they shorter profile, but they feel better in every way. Also because the G3 turrets are wider there's more room between each click. C'mon man on a mid priced scope like this?????!!!!!! Wow I really have to compliment Athlon at this aspect alone!
Not much longer than this I got my Ares ETR 15-60 out to compare, yep the G3 turrets made these already nice turrets feel mediocre.

All the rest of the controls are IMHO just right. Nothing to loose or too tight and no wiggle of the diopter at all. I like the size of the magnification actuator/switchview on the mag ring, it's the perfect size and it can be easily removed as well.

That's all for today but I have more interesting things to bring out. I did mount the scope on a air rifle for now to use it right on my property so I'll edit this post tomorrow with more thoughts then.
Some photos. The other scope is the G2 Cronus.

Selling 1,020 total pieces of once-fired Hornady 6.5 creedmoor brass. All rounds were shot in an Accuracy International - Bartlein barrel. The brass is very clean. Willing to separate into batches of 340 pieces each.

SOLD PENDING FUNDS

Price:
$120 shipped per 340 piece batch (~$0.35/piece)
or
$320 shipped for all 1,020 pieces (~$0.31/piece)
SOLD PENDING FUNDS

No trades please.

Hi all,

I shot my first "F-Class" match at 300 yards over the weekend, the club makes use of electronic targets which I have never shot with before.

I had tested some rounds and settled on one load that worked well. Plugged all the relevant data into my ballistic calculator and it gave me data to dial up +0.7 Mrad from Zero to be on at 300 yards. Weeks before the match I shot at a steel plate at 300 yards using that data and put 3 shots right in the centre of the plate. I was happy with this.

Fast forward to the match and before shooting at the electronic targets the range officers asked me to fire at a ring to the side of the berm just to verify that I would be on target. So I dial up 0.7 and sent one round and it middled the ring. Range officer was pleased and onto the electronic targets I went.
First shot was 6 inches low and 3 inches left. So was the 2nd. I had to walk my rounds up and across the target to find the bullseye. Overall I had to adjust elevation +1.3 Mrad which according to my ballistic data would put me on at 410 yards which seems like a pretty big error.

I use Berger bullets and a Xero coupled with a weather station so trust that the B.C and muzzle velocities/weather inputs are correct so it has me a bit baffled.

Do electronics shift your POI at all? E.g are the sensors offset or something? What do you think has happened here because I am a bit stumped.

Like New, feed lips have never been touched or tuned.

Accuracy International stamped

$50 shipped

**WTS**
(Willing to trade too)

BT46-LW17 PSR ATLAS BIPOD: STANDARD HEIGHT
MSRP:$350
Asking: $200 + + G&S fee if PayPal

ATLAS BIPOD HAS BEEN SOLD

Warne Skyline 7902M (BNIB)
MSRP: $271
Asking: $250 + + G&S fee if PayPal


WILLING TO TRADE BOTH FOR A CKYEPOD

•Can get vouchers
•Can send Pics/Videos (not of feet unless extra $)
•Located WA State

26" competition contour with. 1:7" twist rate. Threaded muzzle. New in its box. $425 shipped insured

2 matching bricks same lot. $230 shipped.

Folks, I’m assembling an AR-15 conversion for .22LR competition out to 400+ yards. I’m seeking suggestions for a 34mm offset scope mount with 40-55MOA of built in tilt, possibly a diving board top, and would prefer something robust with as few parts as possible to reduce failure.
Thanks