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SOLD Vortex Viper HD 5-25x50 FFP MRAD with Hawkins UL Rings

Vortex Viper HD 5-25x50 FFP MRAD Scope in excellent shape.

It is sitting in Hawkins UL 30MM Rings and will come with the factory box and neoprene cover.

Price: $850

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SOLD KAC SR-25 Lunchbox Kit

For sale is a new KAC SR-25 Lunchbox kit. This kit is brand new with some assembly required. All parts are original and took years of waiting to acquire. If you missed out on these now is your chance to snag a kit.

Price: $12,500 shipped

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Making a long action a short action

I currently have a Defience ANTI X action that’s a long action magnum bolt face with an element 4.0 magnesium chassis. I want to try and change the barrel to a 6.5 creed or a 25 creed. Is this possible If I rebarrel it and get a special mag? Looking for how I can make this possible.

What magazine do I need?
Are there prefit barrels for the anti X action?
Best caliber for PRS and NRL Hunter?

Hear me out now- we've all heard about "Big Tobacco", have we ever considered the concept of "Big Ammo"?

This is going to make me sound like I'm off my proverbial rocker and hitting the "devil's weed" and I assure you I have not been doing any of that noise (although maybe I should have been).

I'll post it here first since I usually haunt SH more than other forums but here I go...

I'm sure many of us are familiar with the term "big tobacco" and are old enough to remember when that term came into existence. For those younger- essentially there was a point a couple of decades ago when it was financially lucrative to sue Tobacco companies for health "ailments" (and guess what- the courts agreed with the plaintiffs). So eventually the major Tobacco companies figured out that after decades of competing against each other- when it came to this one particular situation it might be better for them to pool their money together to combat these legal charges.

I'm not arguing that they were right or wrong either, just that they all figured out that they had a common interest in pooling there (otherwise insane) amounts of money together and fighting the lawsuits collectively. I'm sure I'll miss a few but Philip Morris (Marlboro), RJ Reynods (Camel), and plenty others pulled their resources together to fight, not only for their individual companies but for their industry (and arguably that was a successful business decision that I don't seem to recall ever being discussed much).

So with that said- let's "fast forward to today" and change the party of discussion from tobacco companies producing cigarettes to ammunition companies producing (specifically handgun) ammunition. I'm not arguing that ammunition manufacturers are creating a product that gives their customers base cancer through scientific evaluation, what I'm questioning is whether they figured out (either directly or indirectly) that they'd all be better served focusing on one pistol caliber as the (end all be all) rather than competing against each other on a half dozen+ calibers.

Think about it- You're ammunition company 'A' & I'm ammunition company 'B'. We're both competing in the same pistol caliber market, we're both fighting the same legal battles for making "cop killer" or "extra deadly" self defense bullets. We're also manufacturing competing products in 25 ACP, 32 ACP, 380 ACP, 9x19mm, 40 S&W, 357 SIG, 45 GAP, 45 ACP, 50 AE, etc etc. and doing so for decades- the 9mm/40 S&W/357 SIG/45 ACP dominates the market preferences and concerns AND you find a way to bridge the proverbial chasm between your two largest market segments- 9mm & 45 ACP and you now have a 9x19 that can meet the current performance standards of the best 45 ACP (never mind that nobody cared to invest in developing the 45 ACP further than it was capable of 20-40 years ago because, well frankly there wouldn't be a financial incentive in that approach).

Well now you potentially have a "big ammo" situation where they frankly realize they're all being attacked by the same lawsuits and it's better business for them to "circle their wagons" and focus on less calibers (I'm sure that the 9mm being amongst the cheapest for them to produce is just a happy coinicedence) and then free their capital up that was previously spent developing other calibers towards their legal defense/company sustainment monetary requirements.

I know I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed but I don't know if I've ever seen this particular angle discussed before so figured I'd share it/ at least the concept of it.

-LD

Optics Leica 2000b Rangemaster LRF $315 shipped

Excellent condition Leica 2000b Rangemaster
No issues at all, always repeatable. Very good optics. Compact and light weight. I find it has a nice tight beam so it's easy to range specific targets. Comes with the case pictured & the box and paperwork from the factory. This is a fantastic rangefinder, I just need one with software that is better suited for archery, so I will trade for a Bushnell Broadhead LRF

$315 shipped
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SOLD Toyota TRD PRO BBS Wheels - 18x8, 5x150 bolt pattern

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

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PRS Talk Accutac FD-4 Cant tension

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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LETHAL FORCE AGAINST A FELONY

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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.”

Accessories Battle Arms Development 13.7” Rigidrail handguard

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

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Accessories M&P / APEX trigger parts FREE!*

*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

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SOLD Foundation Centurion - Impact & Hawkins Inlet

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.

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Reloading Equipment Hornady 6.5 Creedmoor Once Fired Brass - 1,020 pieces for $320 shipped ($0.31/piece)

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.

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D.O.P.E change with electronic target?

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.