240 rounds of 6.5 PRC ammo as pictured. Happy to ship at buyers expense but prefer face to face in colorado. $480

For Sale:
Service Rifle Upper built with the following components.

- BCM thermal fit upper
- WOP Krieger 7.7 twist service rifle barrel threaded 5/8x24 with matched bolt/tool craft carrier
- WOA Railed gas block and tube
- Geissele MK 7 NM rail
- Geissele 30mm NM mount
- Round count 55

$1200.00 Shipped USPS Priority Mail
Payment via PayPal friends and family

160 rounds of hornady Precision Hunter 300PRC 212g ELD-X. Located in parker CO so an in person deal would be best. Shipping is optional but at buyers expense. $360

I bought a big lot of Redfield bases and rings looking for M40 clone parts. This stood out. Is it WW2 or some later off brand repro? I found a reference page that suggests it could be a Type 1, unmarked Redfield. The staking of the screws doesn't look right, but I haven’t found much info online.





I appreciate any help.
Greg

1535ct same lot
$old shipped
No it's not factory second.

Well, gentlemen, it's that time of the year again! We're about a month out from drawing the winner for an epic M40A5 clone build, the rifle raffle ends on May 5th.

I donated this rifle to the Scout Sniper Association (SSA) in order to help raise money for the Marine Scout Sniper community through the SSA. The SSA is a 501(C)(3) charitable organization and 100% of the funds raised from this rifle raffle will be used to fulfill the SSA's mission. This includes supporting active duty and reserve Scout Sniper units, as well as helping out gold star families who have tragically lost their Scout Sniper family member. The SSA is a phenomenal organization and they do incredible things for the Scout Sniper community, and any support for the SSA is greatly appreciated.

This year's raffle rifle is an M40A5 clone build, and it was assembled by 2 amazing Marine 2112 armors - Jake Meyers and Deven Huffman. Both of these Marines donated their time and efforts to build this M40A5 sniper rifle. These 2112 armorers have personally built dozens of sniper rifles for Marine Scout Snipers to use in combat. This first-hand experience ensures that this M40A5 was meticulously built to the original USMC M40A5 specifications, with no detail being overlooked.

This is truly an extraordinary clone rifle, and since it's not a vintage gun, its modern features make it a very versatile rifle. You can take it to the shooting range, take it into the field hunting, shoot competition matches with it, etc. Whomever wins this rifle is getting an amazing gun that isn't just historical, it's also very usable! This isn't a wall hanger, it's a rifle that's built to take on many years of hard use. The M40A5 kit also includes many of the SL3 accessories, so it's a complete package.

You can purchase raffle tickets for this epic M40A5 sniper rifle at this link:

https://rafflecreator.com/pages/90636/2025-m40a5-rifle-raffle

Please let me know if anyone has any questions, and I'll do my best to answer them. Thank you very much for your support and I wish everyone luck with their raffle tickets!

Here is the actual prize M40A5 sniper rifle:




Here is the actual prize M40A5 sniper rifle being test fired by members of the USMC shooting team. They easily achieved sub-MOA performance with standard M118LR ammunition, and they really enjoyed shooting this rifle. It's high praise all-round for this M40A5:

So, I've been happily shooting my "old-school" 6.5 Creedmoor PRS style rifle but I'm starting to think about jumping on the lower-recoiling 6mm bandwagon. The question is, which one?

My usual crowd-sourcing method for making these decisions is to look at what other people are using for the same task. According to the latest "What the Pro's Use", the 6mm Dasher makes up 41% of the top shooters in PRS.

What confuses me though is the average velocity numbers:

• 105 gr. = 2,847 fps (based on 21 shooters)
• 109-110 gr. = 2,825 fps (based on 18 shooters)

Just looking at the velocities, it appears that a straight 6mm BR (the smallest case capacity of the common 6mm cartridges) with a modest charge of Varget would accomplish the same speeds.

Is there something I'm missing as to why so many are running the Dasher if its case capacity isn't really needed?

Leupold MK4 HD 6-24 MRAD PR2 reticle like new with the boxes x2 $1000 each

Trans inmate who killed baby blames Trump admin for alleged assaults in prison: Lawsuit
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/tr...s-trump-admin-alleged-assaults-prison-lawsuit


Use this thread for all the outrageous Tranny stories out there. This particular story has to be the funniest I’ve read yet.

The tranny is in prison for killing a baby and the prisoners heard about it so they roughed up and beat up the tranny.

The tranny is now suing Trump and prison officials claiming that Trumps rhetoric against the trans community led to him getting attached in prison by multiply prisoners.

In the legal filing, the Tranny stated: “Jonathan C. Richardson, who goes by Autumn Cordellioné, claims in the handwritten complaint that, due to Trump's "extremist rhetoric and transphobic hate speech," he has "emboldened the Defendants and the assailants that brutally assaulted and raped plaintiff, not once, but multiple times, to act on their hate and prejudices, constituting the cause in action and his liability in this case. Therefore, President Trump was negligent due to his alleged knowledge that others may act on his words."

“The inmate is seeking $3.5 million in compensatory damages from Trump, alongside the other defendants, including prison employees and 12 other "gang affiliated inmates," who allegedly "stabbed" and sexually assaulted the inmate over a four-day period in January.”

The funniest part of the story…the comments below are what the prisoners told the tranny in prison.

"Trump's president now, and we won’t even get in trouble for f-----g you trannies up, we’re patriots and even if you tell on us, Trump will pardon us and probably give us a medal," Cordellioné claimed one of the offenders said, according to the complaint.

That’s classic…hey tranny don’t worry Trump is president now and he will pardon us and give us a medal for kicking your ass!

Pistol build ive been working on for a little while is finally finished up and im just in the throws of debating red dot (well green is preferable) over an lvpo

Looked at mro and aems

But I currently run a psa special price strike eagle 1-8 on my rifle and just having a hard time not just going that route again on the Pistol other than weight

Now not like its a work rifle or anything other than range and shtf stuff but hard time making the choice

So let's hear some thoughts

Hello,
Need some ideas and input on .223 rifle build. As far as the action I'm pretty open, but would like a recommendation on something with short throw like 70 degree or so so don't have to worry about scope clearance. Barrels are a plethora and would like to possibly try a CF wrapped, but planning to run a can on it and not sure about the whole chunk of weight on the end and effect on accuracy. So input on that from ppl with experience would be great. As far as stocks.... i have a few rifle with KRG chassis of different flavors and i really like them, but wanted to try something different. Is it worth exploring Manners with DBM or just stick with what I already know. Also, I know mags are also a concern, want to not have to fiddle with mags and mag catches and such to run reliably. planning to shoot mostly 77 grain OTMS, but would probably try 80s, and 90s at some point so that leaves me to twist rate to cover those bullet weights 1/7, 1/8 and such, info for that would be nice.
And yes, i did my research on the subject before someone tells me to use search function. I just want opinions on what ppl built or use and what i might have missed from my research to compare notes or update my findings.
Thank you guys in advance.

Looking for a Noveske 14.5 DDF 6ARC upper.

Just bought this at the end of last year but went back to a semi auto. I’ve maybe put 75 rounds through it with no issues at all. Loved SK standard ammo.

This one came with a Viridian 3-9 scope that will be included. I’ll try to get photos up later but looks exactly like the one in the link.

$350 shipped

Let me know if you have one.

I know all these optic companies that assemble imported components in America may be able to maintain current pricing but I don’t know if those imported components will be more expensive in the coming months and I am trying to decide what MPVO that I’ll be getting before the potential price increases.
I would prefer to not support certain countries so does anyone absolutely know where Leupold sources their glass ( crystals ?? ) or where any of the other stateside optics assemblers ( Nightforce ? ) source their glass ?
TY

ACE Skeleton Stock with A2 Buffer Tube, spring and buffer | $100 shipped

$90 shipped. Cerakoted OD Green by Long Rifles Inc.

8-40 screws not included.

SALE PENDING

Model # CR828-C-2900032

FFP, red or green illumination

Comes with box and screw to delete the magnification ring lever if desired

I may have mounted this at some point but never shot, don't see ring marks on it. No issues whatsoever, scope appears as new



I have several mounts available if needed, can discuss options with buyer

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SALE PENDING $875 $830 shipped and insured

I got this directly from Sig Optics a few years ago, have too many LPVOs and this has never been mounted

This is the optic that was selected for the SDMR contract, with the DWLR556 reticle, FFP, optimized for 62gr .556 from a 16" barrel

Comes with all you see in pics as sent to me

Fully warranted by Sig and their customer service is top notch, similar to Vortex

I do not see any blemishes on this scope, either external cosmetic or optical, but here is what Sig has to say about their "Grade B" classification:

Grade B

• May have several minor optical blemishes and or external cosmetic blemishes. Optical blemishes, If present, are limited to the outside 60% of the FOV and will not interfere with the reticle.
• Grade B optical blemishes are small and do not interfere with function.
• Grade B External cosmetic blemishes may include abrasion, handling marks, or minor dents that do not break through the finish.
• Grade B blemishes are laser marked MILITARY BLEM-B under the saddle.
  
  
  
  

Got my new Defiance Classic build back from @Deep South Tactical and David did a hell of a job. 20” 1-10 twist Proof Carbon, Triggertech, AG Composites Alpine Hunter stock, Hawkins Bottom metal and topped with Mark 5 HD. Got a BT65 on the way. Had all metal coated by Birdsong in Tac-Ops green. Now gotta find some damn Alpha Brass!!! LOL
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Manners PH Long Action w/ mini chassis.
Does not include action, trigger or bipod

$1100 shipped w/ Hawkins 3.850 bottom metal & 2x 3.850 300WM magazines

Brand new MK4HD 8-32 PR2 MIL- $1350 obo

Like new (C627)Nightforce ATACR 7x35 in Mil-C with SPUR SP-4001 mount. Comes with NF box and all goodies.

SOLD

With the ever growing popularity of Rimfire training rifles and the recent availability of the SAKO QUAD rimfire rifle in the USA, EuroOptic has decided to make a special LIMITED run of 49 custom rimfire trainer rifles. They will feature the SAKO QUAD action, McMillan Fiberglass Stocks, Lilja custom Barrels, as well as aftermarket pic rails, triggerguards and bolt knobs to make it as bulletproof as possible (from <span style="font-weight: bold">DIP inc</span> and<span style="font-weight: bold"> KMW</span>). The bedding and coating work will be done by <span style="font-weight: bold">GA Precision</span>.

<span style="font-weight: bold">We are announcing this here to allow forum members to pre-order these rifles at a discounted price and with the features and colors desired. </span> For those that participate in the pre-order, these will be <span style="font-weight: bold">made to order.</span>

<span style="font-weight: bold">Each rifle will have the following standard features:</span>
-SAKO Quad receiver engraved with EuroOptic Logo and 1 of 49, 2 of 49 etc, bedded into a McMillian stock of your choice by GA Precision (options listed below)
**if sling stud/cups are not specified, 1 stud in front and rear will be the default
- Metal color of your choice: black, desert tan, Mil-Spec OD
- DIProducts Inc 20MOA picatinny rail
- DIP aluminum billet triggerguard
- KMW bolt knob
- Lilja custom drop in bull barrel in 22lr.
**Other barrels/calibers can be added if desired (costs below)

<span style="font-weight: bold">*****Pre-Buy price: $2195 + $30 shipping/insurance by UPS ground - gun will ship in a hard case*****</span>

**This special opportunity and pricing will continue until all 49 rifles are sold or JULY 31st , whichever comes first. July 31st is the last day to pre-order a rifle to your spec. If any rifles remain unsold at this point we will spec the stocks and colors of those remaining in the series and they will be sold at normal price reflected on our website.

http://www.eurooptic.com/sako-quad-euro-optic-special-edition-custom-22lr.aspx

<span style="font-weight: bold">PRE-ORDER SPECS:</span>

<span style="font-weight: bold">McMillan Stock choices:</span>
A2
A3
A3-5
A5
HTG (M40)
Sako Varmint

<span style="font-weight: bold">Stock Colors:</span>
Please specify your choice of colors - see below for a few of our favorites.

<span style="font-weight: bold">Cerakote Metal Color Choices:</span>
Desert Tan
Mil Spec OD
Black

<span style="font-weight: bold">Additional features (add to the above price)</span>
threaded muzzle w/ cap (you spec thread pitch) $125 per barrel
coating of additional barrel $75.00
kmw cheek piece installed $150.00
sling stud $7.50
flush cup $13.00
add limbsaver pad $23.00
Adjustable LOP with Spacer System $116.00
2 way vert butt plate $116.00
3 way plate $180.00
saddle CP $116.00
integral thumbwheel CP $142.00
anschutz forend rail $53.00
seekins forend pic rail for bipod attachment $33.25

<span style="font-weight: bold">**You can also add your choice of Lilja spare drop in barrel for your rifle for the discounted price $350 each. They will be available in the other 3 rimfire calibers, 22WMR, 17HMR and 17HM2</span>

To place your order, please specify Mcmillan stock model and color choice, as well as any extras you would like, along with your choice of metal color and any extra barrels you would like. To secure your spot in line for one of these rifles, we will need a 25% non-refundable deposit. Once the deposit is taken, the stock will be ordered as specified. The Quads are to be delivered by Sako in August 2012, and we expect all 49 custom rifles will be completed within 4 months after they arrive in our shop.

<span style="font-weight: bold">***Please call or email for fastest response***</span>



<span style="font-weight: bold">Here are a few of our favorites for thase that may have trouble deciding</span>

GAP camo Sako Varmint Stock (metal color not avail)




Desert Camo A5 and mil spec OD cerakote




1/3 each OD/Black/tan A5




KMW Bolt handle will look like this: