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Accessories Garmin Tactixs Delta, Solar, AB

I bought this watch when they first dropped with AB. I think in 2020. It's the newer Tactix Delta with Solar and AB. It's worked flawlessly. I just used it during a match last month and I use it every hunting season. I paid about $1300 for it. I recently bought a mechanical watch and just haven't worn this day to day so I'm letting it go. There is no malfunction or damage to it. It works as perfectly as it did when I bought it. The bezel and buttons have some natural wear to the DLC but there's no nicks or scratches or dents. I pulled the screen protector off to clean the watch up and took detailed pictures of the face. There isn't a single scratch or mark that I can find. I will include a new screen protector with the purchase. I believe it came with a nylon band, but I can't find it. There are two rubber straps that are unused. I installed one of them on the watch for the photos and the other one will be included in the box. Charge cable comes with it of course.

$600 styd, PP F&F, Venmo, or Zelle

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Rimfire Bergara B14R Heavy w/ KRG Bravo

I hate to sell this, but I have finally found everything to make the switch to left-hand. I have owned this rifle for only a few months, but after a few matches, I figured out that I really need to shoot on my dominant side. This rifle is extremely accurate and consistently shoots under a half MOA @ 50 yards. All I ever really shot was SK Rifle Match, so I'm sure it would be even more accurate if you played around with ammunition. The barrel has roughly 800-1,000 rounds down it.

- Bergara B14R 20" Heavy Barreled Action (RH)
- Cortina Precision reduced power firing pin spring (bolt is exceptionally smooth)
- KRG Bravo w/ Arca Rail & Arca Spigot Mount (Also have extended mag release I will include)
- Area419 20MOA Rail
- 5 Magazines (4 w/ extensions shown)
- L3i Bore Guide

* I have the box and all the paperwork for the action and chassis that I will include upon request *

* Freshly cleaned up with BoreTech C4 & lubed with CLP *

$1,450 OBO

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Suppressors sig 552 22lr vs gsg-5

Today i shot a sig 552 22lr vary nice gun, I was hitting a gong at roughly 100y and all in all the gun fell nice, it had nice weight to it and every thing just felt as if it was a real 556, how ever i dont see many after market railed forarms or any of that.

I have not shot a gsg-5 gun but have held them and they feel pretty heavy as well... and with so many after market parts out their and suppressor adaptors iam just reall not sure which one would be the better of the two

your thoughs on eaither of these ?

Optics [WTS] Schmidt & Bender PM II 5-25x56 LP P4FL *Price Drop

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Selling my S&B PMii 5-25. It’s been a safe queen for a while, so I decided to sell it.

It’s in great condition, the glass is clean, and everything works fine.

It comes with the MKM throw lever. Scope mount is NOT included!!

Ask for $2350 Shipped🚢

Or $2500 TV
Trade interest: Steiner T6xi 5-30 or M5xi 5-25 in MSR/MSR2 reticle

Sidearms & Scatterguns Getting into wheel-guns: S&W 986 or 627 PC / V Comp?

I think I want to branch out from pistols and try some wheel-gunning. I have no prior experience with revolvers.

I first started looking at the S&W 986 because I want to stay with a full-size, I like the 5" barrel, and already shooting 9mm pistols, I have common ammo.

I then started looking at the 627 Performance Center 5" and 627 V Comp. 8 rounds, ability to shoot either 38 spl or 357 mag, there's a lot to like. I rented a V Comp and put 50 rounds of 148gr 38 spl training ammo through it. My impressions were that even though it's a large framed gun, the grip itself isn't overly large and it felt good in hand. I also liked how naturally a revolver points. Recoil was barely there. The biggest drawback was the weight and length of the DA pull, it seemed to take ages to break (but that may also be inexperience). Other than that, I enjoyed it.

As far as use-case, this would be a fun/range gun only, maybe I'll try some competitive shooting in the future.

With the 986, I can get the gun ($1000), cylinder honed and chamfered ($300) and an action job ($400) for the base price of a V Comp. The V Comp was pleasant to shoot, and honestly just looks cool as shit with the slab barrel, full lug and comp. But ammo is more expensive ($0.36 vs $0.25 CPC) and the entry fee is higher. Plus, I'm not sure how it would do transitioning targets with the extra weight out front. And after cylinder work and action job you're in 327 WR territory...

What other factors would you consider between a 986 or 627 PC, 627 V Comp? Any recommendations in either direction?

МЦ-55 Zenit rifle by Yevgeny Dragunov

Not a sniper rifle, but definitely vintage ( late 50s ) for Olympic competition 300m – I’m looking for information about this weapon.

I came across an advertisement of sale of such a rifle and started to browse the internet. Unfortunately, there is very little information about it. It was developed in 1955 by a team with the participation of Yevgeny Dragunov ( later the creator of the SVD rifle ).

Only 10 “Zenit” rifles were supposed to be produced for the leading sports shooters of the USSR, in the first period of manufacture ( 1956 – 1961 ).
Based on experience from use in the years 1963-73, 110 rifles were produced, but already in the improved version "Zenit-3".

The rifle that is advertised for sale does not have an original stock butt plate, a diopter sight and original Soviet documents are missing and it also has a modern Picatinny rail mounted on the receiver. It looks like it has only flaws.

So why did I get interested in it? Because it has the name "Zenit" engraved on the receiver - without an additional number and the year of production 1957. It would seem that this is a rifle from the first series of only 10 produced. But it also has serial number No. 66 and the theory that it is one of those first ten can unfortunately be questioned. There is a problem with the Soviet numbering system of sports weapons. I already have a Typhoon-3 rifle, of which only 130 were supposed to be produced and mine has serial number M247 and I have also seen a rifle with the number P1321.

So this Zenit with the number "66" may be one of the first 10 rifles produced in this version and the numbering does not reflect the scale of production but there is no evidence for this.

That's why I'm asking if anyone on the forum knows anything more about Zenit rifles?

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Proof Research Latitude. Is it me, the rifle, the ammo, does it need more time, or maybe these results are just fine...?

EDIT: I don't see much out there on these so might s well keep a running update going. Scroll for the latest and yeah it's anticlimactic if you;r'e expecting to see really cool shit. Sorry.

@BravoSector1 messaged me asking after this rifle I picked up for my wife. Been pretty busy so I hadn't done anything more than get the Zeiss LRP S3 6-36x56 mounted. <<<That scope is hard as hell for me to get behind BTW. Didn't notice it much when I was comparing it to my Trijicon Tenmile, but I sure did today. So he put the bug in my ear and I decided to break it out of the safe and see what it would do. Kinda lack luster results. Could be a bajillion reasons why, and I'm sure some of y'all will point them out to me :LOL:, but I have a few excuses ready. LOL.
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Shot a hundred rounds of Wolf Match Extra at 100 yards. I was under the impression that the Match Extra was a step up in quality from the Wolf Match. But after today I really wonder if it isn't loaded a little hotter. I did not get my fancy new Garmin chrono out and I'm kinda wishing I had. Next time.

First target, first 10 rounds down the tube. About 2.5 MOA. When I mounted the scope originally I bore sighted it at about 50 yards.
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Last target, last 10 rounds. About 2 MOA.
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Now it's time for conditions and then excuses. Right around 32 degrees, it kept trying to snow. About 3900' elevation.

First excuse. I might not be as decent of a shot as I think I am.

Second. I was shooting on a slope off the tailgate of my side by side. I tried to get behind a Bog tripod that I bought a while back and I don't know if tripods just aren't for me or what, but that was terrible.

Third. There was a fair amount of wind that kept blowing the targets around. Though when I look at the targets it really doesn't look like it affected the outcome much, if at all.

Fourth. Looks like some of my issue was vertical stringing. I would not really have thought it until I went and grabbed my deadair mask after about 50 rounds. Once I threw the suppressor on I could hear that not very many of the shots were staying subsonic. And even in the shots that went supersonic I could hear a difference in them. So I figured I must be getting some hellacious inconsistency in velocity.

Fifth. I know I had some other B.S. I wanted to throw out here, but I can't think of it right now.



So I'm really hoping the Lapua Center-X I have on backorder does the trick. Proof told me that should be my go to. Everything I read about the Wolf made it seem like it should be decent. So maybe it was me. Maybe it was the rifle. Maybe it was the ammo. Or a combination thereof. I'm really hoping it was just the ammo! Oh and I didn't do anything special for barrel break in, right or wrong. I just shot the thing. Didn't do any, shooting, then cleaning, then shooting, or any of that. I figure at some point I'll develop a procedure, but I don't think there is a point to it just yet.

One last note, the rounds that stayed nice and quiet in their little subsonic flight seemed to go POA to POI. But again, I could just be wishing shit into reality. Lot of money for these kind of results, but I'm holding out hope that the rifle will redeem itself with the Center-X.

I've pulled some decent shots out of my ass a few times here and there in the past, but I've never shot over 400 yards. And I've never considered myself a PRS type guy. I love to shoot, but have a lot to learn. It almost pains me to show these targets for fear of making the rifle look bad, but you'll make your own decisions on that.

Optics Leupold VX-6HD Gen 2 4-24x52 on sale!

Leupold VX-6HD Gen 2 4-24x52 CDS-SZL2 Side Focus Illum. TMOA Part # 183843 $2,499.99 https://cstactical.com/leupold-vx-6-gen-2-4-24x52-183843/

Whether you're in the field or at the range, you never know what distance an opportunity might present itself. This is where the 4-24x52mm comes in. Having the ability to walk around on 4x and knowing you can quickly go all the way up to 24x gives you the flexibility and ability to hit smaller targets with precision and aim at larger targets across valleys and canyons with confidence.

The VX-6HD Gen 2 4-24x52 is built around our Professional-Grade Optical System, which offers unmatched light transmission and clarity. Wherever you hunt, the Guard-ion lens coating is a stand-out feature on all Leupold hunting riflescopes that sheds water, dirt, and smudging while providing superior glare management and HD resolution throughout the magnification range.

With new competition-grade adjustments the ultra-rugged and versatile VX-6HD Gen 2 goes where other scopes can't. The wide zoom range combined with an illuminated reticle and level, integrated throw lever and a fast-focus eyepiece with flip-back lens covers make the VX-6HD Gen 2 ideal for low-light hunting in all conditions. It's 100% waterproof and fogproof, and like all VX-6HD Gen 2 riflescopes, two free Custom Dials featuring SpeedSet™ technology are available.

The ultra-rugged and lightweight hunting scope goes where other scopes can't. Its combination of features, durability, and professional-grade HD optical performance guarantees that it can handle any challenge you throw at it.

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Optics Leupold MARK 6HD 1-6X20 M6C1 ILLUM. FFP TMR-D

Leupold MARK 6HD 1-6X20 M6C1 ILLUM. FFP TMR-D LPVO $2,199.00

https://cstactical.com/leupold-mark-6hd-1-6x20-m6c1-illum-ffp-tmr-d/

The Leupold® Mark 6® is extremely accurate, compact, lightweight 17.6oz, and easy to use; that's what makes it a game-changer for military forces around the globe and elite law enforcement units here at home.

The Leupold® Mark 6® 1-6x20mm is extremely accurate, compact, lightweight, and easy to use; that's what makes it a game-changer for military forces around the globe and elite law enforcement units here at home. It's not just easy to manipulate, it's tough, too. Drop it or run it over and a Mark 6 is still precise and accurate. Its ultra-lightweight design disperses recoil energy for unrivaled durability and performance, while the 1-6 magnification range gives you the ability to take close-range or longer shots.
Built around Leupold’s Professional-Grade Optical System, it offers unmatched light transmission that’s designed to outperform in the most challenging lighting conditions. Its industry leading glare reduction provides a clear image in harsh, direct light, while the resolution and clarity will meet the demands of any professional shooter in the field. The Mark series illumination controls deliver positive clicks and clear intensity level indicators with off positions between each setting for a quick return to your preferred brightness.
Its unique combination of features, durability, and professional-grade optical performance guarantees that it can handle any challenge you throw at it. The Mark 6 is 100% waterproof and fogproof, and like all Leupold riflescopes, it's designed, machined, and assembled in the USA and guaranteed to perform for life.





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Optics March FX Tactical 4.5x-28x52 FML-TR1

March FX Tactical 4.5x-28x52 FML-TR1 Reticle 0.1MIL Illuminated Riflescope D28HV52WFIML-FML-TR1

Glass is in great condition. Some signs of wear on illumination circle knob and the elevation turret cap coin slot is a little buggered up ( you can see it clearly in pic).

First focal plane mil reticle.

Scope functions as it should.
Box, paperwork, accessories included.

$2100 shipped.

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Accessories Tikka XLR 4.0 MG chassis

Like new Tikka XLR 4.0 MG chassis only. I could add a straight carbon non folder and carbon grip for the right deal. Looking to trade but will sell the bare chassis for $500.
Trades are Manners EH1 or LHR for a tikka can add cash if needed
Leupold MK5HD 3.8-18 Tremor 3 or H59
Salmon River 6.5 Pro 4 Titanium
Will consider other trades

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SOLD Zero Compromise Optic ZCO 5-27 MPTC 3x w/ Spuhr Mount

$old for $3800 shipped.

Hey All,
Selling my very low round count ZCO 5-27 w/ Spuhr mount. It probably has 400 rounds on it, and I’m selling it because I have a Tan one on the way. I have several of these optics and they are awesome.

Specs are as follows:
-5-27
-MPCT 3x reticle
-Mfg date 1/2024
-Comes w/ original box, covers ect
-Comes with Spuhr 6602 mount

It has one little grease smear in the anodize you can see in the pics. And it has a tiny glitter spot on the objective lens, pictured , it was hard to capture with the camera without looking like dust. Certainly doesn’t affect anything visually or functionality.

Please message me first to buy or if you have any further questions.

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Firearms Bergara B-14 22LR

Bergara B-14 22LR 18” Carbon Barrel, Stock Trigger, 2 Bergara Mags.

KRG X-Ray Chassis, KRG Arca Rail, KRG Arca Spigot, KRG Internal Weight Kit, KRG Low Profile Bag Rider, KRG Overmolded Cheek Piece + Original


Barreled Action + 2 Mags $750
KRG Chassis + Accessories $850
Complete Gun $1600

Bipod not included.

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Optics Meopta 1-6x24 R2 Meostar

Great glass. This is the one that gets compared to the Kahles. Lots of reviews out there on this one.
Scope is in good condition.

Illuminated BDC-3 2nd focal plane reticle.

Includes MKM caps and Meopta throw lever.

No box or paperwork.

$800 shipped.

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Accessories MDT Data Card Holder & ($30) ACC Gen 1 Aluminum Buttpad base plate ($30)

All Items are used and in great condition.

MDT SRS Aluminum buttpad base for ACC Gen 1 $30 shipped

MDT Data Card Holder 2 (Used) $30 Shipped


****BELOW HERE IS SOLD***

MDT Forend QD Weights $40 shipped
MDT Internal Forend Weights (Partial Set - Total of 2) $45 shipped
MDT Data Card Holder 1 (New) $35 shipped
MDT Low-Profile Cheek Piece $22 Shipped

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