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Accessories OD Green Magpul Folder Rem 700 SA

Bought this used last winter to build a short coyote rifle but I haven't even shot the barrel I bought for that rifle so selling this too. Needless to say I mocked this up on a receiver and haven't even shot it.

Great shape, comes with ARCA rail and everything else from the factory except the 5 rd mag.

Looking for $550 shipped OBO

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TheHide.TV Update, Questions Answered

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Hey All,

Lots of movement with the site lately, we are actively updating and upgrading the site and services each week. As with anything, it takes a moment to make the changes, ensure they work, and then pushing out the features to everyone.

A lot of the site updates have focused on the Hide TV, the video platform and pages are a priority as we see more and more growth using video vs text. That doesn't mean the Articles are not being added every month. We still have Big Jim Fish and RifleKraft adding articles as well we recently signed on Jeff Woods as a new author.

This is all part of expanding the site from a user fed forum to a Content Creator Network. Opening up our resources so like minded Shooters can have a censor free platform to talk guns and share insights. The Future is here, and we see the direction the world is going, video is a huge part of that future.

Censorship is a real, navigating it difficult, and creating a safe space for shooters is the goal.

In terms of constructive criticism, we get it everyday, how you offer it up matters. Causing chaos and calling out the staff is not a way to make your point. We've been at this for more than 20 years, we have seen and heard it all, so honey, vs vinegar works best with me. Several have offered up criticism in very helpful ways, it's not about putting us on blast, it's about pushing the positive vs always looking to be the negative Nelly. In the last week based on events like the Webinar, we have moved to change 3 features in a positive all due to your feedback. We listen when it worth listening too.

Know we currently average about 3 hours of video Live on the Hide a week, we plan on growing that and we want to include the topics that important to you the members. We are all about answering the questions you have, so don't be afraid to ask them. We have options and our scheduled can be flexible in between our travels of course.

But Video is the future, we are working hard to make the experience better and better everyday. We are not ignoring the Forum either, we added the window to the Videos, and we are updating the PX very soon. They are definitely not sitting back when it comes to the forum, we are looking to expand it, make it safe and effective for everyone.

Scope advice for NRL22 competition rifle

I don't shoot NRL22 matches, so need some advice for a friend who is building a rifle for his son. He has a Vudoo barreled action, Triggertech Diamond trigger, believe it is mounted in an American Rifle Company Xylo chassis, -- so a nice rig. Plan is for the boy, now 14, to grow into it, and start by getting involved in NRL22 matches.

So which scope to mount? Price not particularly a concern, but relevance to NRL22 stages for sure is. I am guessing that targets from 25 yards out to 250 yards is the sweet spot, but would appreciate any recommendations you all may have that take advantage of your direct experience in these match formats.

Thanks in advance.
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I have the sad

Well, I suppose it was inevitable. After 30 years, my boonie cap I was issued in 1995 when my unit was heading to Fort Sherman in Panama for jungle training, is getting close to being retired.

It has served me well as my fishing hat for the last several years. I'm actually surprised it has lasted this long.

I'll never get rid of it, but it may be time to pin it to the wall of my reloading room as a memory of good times had.

Anybody else got any old gear that has stood the test of time?

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Savage 110 Action Replacement

I recently put together an outlier custom rifle and I got a savage 110 for it and I really dislike the savage action. I have been learning on a ruger rpr, and compared to the ruger my savage action is really bad. Maybe it's just the one I got, but the eject is horrible and it feels loose, I really have to wrestle with it. Looking for suggestions for a replacement action. I've seen posts say zermatt has savage actions, I thought all the top name clones were all rem 700's. If you can link the exact action or the exact part UPC I should be looking for that would be very much appreciated.

SOLD Zermatt Origin 6 dasher BA *TRADES ADDED*

Selling my origin 6 dasher BA. Has less than 1300 rounds on the barrel. Action was used when I bought but it’s nice and smooth. Proof prefit barrel. Can sell with Triggertech special 2 stage for an added 175. Comes with a heathen brake. Asking $1150 shipped no trigger to FFL
May consider trades for:
Impact 737 action
6 arc upper
MDT acc elite in black/fde

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Accessories Remington xm2010 Racs chassis for sale. Right hand Short action.

I purchased this chassis new in 2015 from Euro Optic.com before Remington released the Racs to the general public. Sorry no original box. It includes everything in the pictures. I built a Remington 5r 308 and never fired it. Has been in my gun safe since 2015. Chassis is in excellent unused condition. I will ship at buyers expense or you can pick up in East Texas. I recommend that it is shipped insured with signature required and a tracking number. I also have a nice Leupold scope https://www.ebay.com/itm/235893049493, harris bipod https://www.ebay.com/itm/235893029810, and an accu shot monopod https://www.ebay.com/itm/235893003351 for sale on Ebay if you are interested. $4000 for chassis, but will entertain offers. DM with questions or for more pictures.
Thank you and have a blessed day. SOLD
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Anyone else having issues using bitpay or other crypto wallets?

Been trying to buy some more physical gold using crypto for a week now but no joy. Have accounts at APMEX and JM Bullion, and both ostensibly take crypto, but every time it locks up during the pay phase. Confirmed my wallets are linked to bitpay.

Even ensured the VPN is turned off and cleared my cache.

Got on with an online chat earlier today at JM Bullion, but now they’re all offline for Easter weekend.

Really, really don’t want to put it on a credit card, and then pay it off w/the crypto…too many fees involved. Probably easiest at this point to just cash out, and wait for it to fund and do it via ACH/bank check.

I know… #1stworldproblems

Accessories ($700) Ckye Pod Triple Pull w/ Pod Knobs

Selling Lightly used (half a dozen matches, few knicks and scratches from normal use) everything functions as it should, Ckye Pod Triple Pull w/ Pod knobs upgrade. Conus ship included. Selling because it’s heavier than I’d like for hunting and multi-day matches like Mammoth Sniper comp.

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LuckyDuck Reviews: Timex Expedition Titanium Automatic

BLUF: This watch f*cks and pushes far above its price point.

First things first- let's show what we're talking about here...

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I've been screwing around with this watch for a bit now (https://timex.com/products/expedition-titanium-automatic-41mm-recycled-fabric-strap-watch-tw2v95300). Full disclosure the strap depicted is some other inexpensive Timex strap in a tan color which I just thought would be a better color match for what I was after.

That said- the spec's (and really what makes this particular Timex unique). As indicated- this is an automatic movement. Timex seems to be tightlipped on the particular movement but research suggests it to be a Miyota 8215. Nothing wrong with that by any means but it's also likely amongst the least expensive of reliable Japanese movements offered. With screwing around with this bad boy I've been rather surprised that despite the detriments of an inexpensive movement- I must have gotten a "good one" because I'm running only +5 seconds per day.

I'm partial to field watches & simple watch faces. Give me a solid hour/minute/second hand and I'm already happy- add in a date component... I'm tickled (prefer to avoid the 'cyclops' option personally). That said- the watch face here is clean- Arabic numbers, a date window and the hands having Super LumiNova luminescent paintings. Here's another pic...
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As for the specs itself (which is really what seems to make this watch special in my own opinion)... Sapphire crystal both in the front & back (more on that later...). Titanium housing, (as previously mentioned) Super LumiNova luminescent, antireflective treatment on the front crystal, water resistant to 200M/20 BAR (yep it has a screw in crown which supports that rating) case diameter is 41 mm, height is 12.5mm (I'll throw a pic on that one next) and width is 20mm. As to the height comment...

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Anywho wrapping things up- this is an automatic with sapphire front/back & titanium housing & my particular example just seems to punch so much higher than it should than it's price point would indicate (sub $500). They offer this model (green strap/gray face) & another with a black strap & face. Frankly I'm going to keep an eye out and likely pick up the black face model once it comes on sale.

As far as criticisms go- first & foremost, I'm not wild about the Expedition North logo that they have slapped on the rear sapphire crystal. I understand branding & al that but I feel like this detracts from the overall appearance. Here's what I'm talking about...

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Aside from that- while my particular model has been shockingly accurate for an automatic (especially at this price point) this particular movement (as previously mentioned) is inexpensive for a reason as compared to others and I'm noticing that more & more as I wear this particular watch. The movement itself isn't particularly loud but the winding mechanism is extremely pronounced. Put another way- I've lost more than a third of my hearing and even I can hear the winding components, so that component is just awfully loud. That said- I'm already hard of hearing so can easily turn a blind eye to this nuance given the accuracy I'm seeing.

Other than that criticism- while not unique to this particular model, one thing to keep in mind is while titanium housings are incredibly light- they also scratch easily. Not exactly a knock against this watch but something to be aware of. Other than that- one needs to do a gut check on what they want out of their watch. Focusing on just mechanical movements- if one wants it to keep accurate time- well I'm extremely satisfied by mine. If you're worried about the sum of the parts- well this has dual sapphire components & titanium housing... a lot of watch for this price point I'd say.

If you want a watch to impress others- well this is and always will be a Timex and likely won't gain much traction there. I personally purchased mine because I was intrigued by what this particular model brought to the table & how it was a bit of an outlier for Timex. It's not going to impress anyone but dang- I think this watch is cool as can be and punches so far above its price.

Hope this was of value to some folks.

-LD