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SOLD WTS: Stuteville Precision-CRB Impact Prefit 6 Dasher
- By mr_fullmetal
- Buy - Sell - Trade
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Brand New. Never fired. Asking $700. Zelle or Venmo for payment. Message me for contact# and we can phone/facetime.
28" CRB 7.5 twist 1.25 Straight contour 6 Dasher barrel threaded and chambered to fit Impact actions. Finish is stainless. Muzzle is threaded 5/8-24. 1.25" diameter at muzzle. These are chambered with the Alpha Legacy .130 reamer. Weight is 8.9#.
28" CRB 7.5 twist 1.25 Straight contour 6 Dasher barrel threaded and chambered to fit Impact actions. Finish is stainless. Muzzle is threaded 5/8-24. 1.25" diameter at muzzle. These are chambered with the Alpha Legacy .130 reamer. Weight is 8.9#.
Results August 2025 Topstraps Rimfire Challenge
- By Topstrap
- All Things Rimfire
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Yay, another beautiful weekend for a Rimfire match, no rain great temperatures and average wind conditions. I'll ramble on a bit sharing tidbits about this months match. If you read the results with ammo and equipment used you'll see that nearly all the top finishers used Top Shelf ammo mostly from Lapua. You'll also note that the top place finishers this month used Old Single Shot Target Rifles with less than Top Shelf scopes. Sitting behind a spotting scope watching 10s or even 100s of thousands of rounds go downrange hitting small steel plates you learn a lot about what the difference is in the various grades of ammo. Good ammo is good ammo in nearly whatever gun you shoot it in with some exceptions but those guns are junk no matter what is shot thru them.
I spotted for Bob Brown on Saturday and it was a pleasure to watch him work his way thru the various racks, He shot his old Rem 40X with Lapua SLR ammo and you could tell where the impact was going to be before he shot. He only missed the 1" target at 197 yards by a fraction of an inch. As I explained the bonus stage to him which was two racks of three gongs each at 190.5 yards, left rack was 6", 5" and 4" and the right rack was 3", 2" and 1". The larger rack was valued 1, 2 and points, the right rack was valued 2, 3 and 4 points. You had the option to choose based on what you felt you could hit. I said Bob, you have this match won if you shoot the larger left rack, Bob being the competitor he is said let's do the right higher value rack which is much harder. Well, the wind messed with him and he scored zero which in the end moved him down to 9th place but could have easily been a 1st or tied for 1st place. He shot incredibly well and showed the young guns it doesn't take big dollar guns/scopes to be at the top. Well done Bob, by the way Bob is well into his 80s. Chris only missed the 1" at 197 yards also but shot the left rack, I believe his first shot would have nicked or missed the 1st right hand higher value target so he gambled well. You have to gamble on a few stages with incredibly small higher value targets such as the 1/4" wide bowling pin at 100 yards. Getting tough out there lately.
We had a few new shooters that have never tried longrange rimfire before and they did quite well. Haley Roberts, Wyatt Farmer, Jerry Proffitt and Denna drove 2 hours to come see what this game is about and did quite well. Many competitors offered help on equipment and ammo selection, we set our chrono up for Jerry to give him an idea on how ammo is such a big factor in this game. He shot Aguilla Target and realized even if it says Target don't trust the label. Many shooters shot their personal best but the main topic of conversation is ammo and it's cost/availability. Is it worth spending $22 to $25 a box of 50 to shoot matches? Using the Chrono some shooters using what they felt should be Top Shelf stuff was terrible. It's mainly been ELey Black Box Match that has been the biggest gamble on what you'll get. If you get a good lot it's great but I bet 75% or more is a crap shoot on how it'll shoot. I have't found any of the Top Shelf Lapua to have these wild lot swings. It shows if you're competitive and want to place well and hit lots of targets you gotta spend the cash. Hope this race don't kill the game, that's why I have 3 classes based on ammo cost, that's the main deciding factor most all the time. I give a free entry for each class winner each month. Don't let the high costs spoil your fun of shooting, just accept the fact if you get perfect shots off you're gonna have wild rounds but the wild rounds are very subtle based on ammo quality/cost.
It's been fun watching the rivalry between some groups or shooting buddies and one that's been interesting to watch is Bob Merillat and Darrell Smith. Bob got Darrell into this game and today was the day student (Darrell) showed Bob he's been taught well. Darrell used really good ammo and shot really well, good job Darrell. Tim Humphrey continues to use B class ammo just for the challenge to try to beat the Top Shelf ammo guys, he's got a good batch but it always costs him 3 to 5 lost targets each match. Kudos to him though, he's having fun and doing very well with that SK Biathlon. When you realize there are only 88 targets to hit with a few higher value smaller bonus shots everyone is hitting a lot of targets.
Hope to see everyone the second weekend or September. October will be the World Famous Timed Match, ya got a chance to win the $100 bounty on the Kings Head if you beat the top score.
On to the results. All ties decided by reverse count. Class winners are Chris Kirkpatrick in A, Tim Humphrey in B and Jerry Proffit in C class. Check the clip board for your free entry ticket.
Score Class Name Gun Scope Ammo
1. 95 A Chris Kirkpatrick Rem 40X Arken Lapua SLR
2. 92 A Carey Emory Vudoo NF Lapua SLR
3. 92 A Phil Baird Rim-X Athlon Eley Match
4. 91 A Bill Winland Vudoo NF Lapua LR
5. 91 A Randy Wise Savage Striker Pistol Arken Lapua SLR
6. 91 A Dave Zander Bergara Kahles Lapua SLR
7. 90 A Darrell Smith Tikka T1X Arken Lapua LR
8. 89 A Jeff Valentine Vudoo DNT Lapua SLR
9. 89 A Bob Brown Rem 40X Athlon Lapua SLR
10. 88 A Kurt Yoder Sako Quad SWFA 20X Eley Match
11. 86 A Bob Merillat Anschutz 1907 March Lapua LR
12. 85 B Tim Humphrey Vudoo (V-Gun) NF SK Bia.
13. 85 A Bill Nesbitt CZ 457 NF Eley Match
14. 85 A Brien Murray Vudoo NF Lapua SLR
15. 84 A Ronald Bognato Rem 540XR Discovery Eley Match
16. 83 B Travis Art CZ 457 Vortex SE SK LR
17. 83 A Mark Roberts CZ 457 Zeiss Lapua SLR
18. 83 A Chuck Wagner H&R 12 Arken RWS SM
19. 83 A Matt Shatto Tikka SWFA Eley Match
20. 82 B Marty Kerr CZ 457 Arken SK
21. 82 B Haley Roberts CZ 457 Matchpro ED SK LR
22. 82 B Kenneth Triplett CZ 457 Vortex Venom SK LR
23. 81 B Charles Faires CZ 457 Arken Eley SABR
24. 80 A Dustin Kettlewell Burris XTR Eley SABR
25. 80 B Dave Callipare Vudoo (V-gun) NF SK Bia.
26. 79 B Wyatt Farmer Bergara Arken SK
27. 79 A Walter Jasulevion Bergara Athlon Lapua Ten-X
28. 79 B Rob Jackson Anschutz Exemplar Pistol Arken SK LR
29. 78 B Todd Rhoads Bergara Arken SK
30. 78 A Jim Lochary CZ 457 March Center-X
31. 77 A Scott Reed Vudoo Vortex Razor ELey 10-X
32. 76 A Dan Steyaert Savage MK II Vortex Lapua LR
33. 74 C Jerry Proffitt Tikka Vortex Diamond Back Aguilla
34. 73 C Cuda Gatten Savage MK II Arken Federal
35. 69 A Jerry Galbreith CZ 457 NF Eley Match
36. 63 C Dennis Hillberry Ruger RPR Arken CCI Std.
Topstrap
I spotted for Bob Brown on Saturday and it was a pleasure to watch him work his way thru the various racks, He shot his old Rem 40X with Lapua SLR ammo and you could tell where the impact was going to be before he shot. He only missed the 1" target at 197 yards by a fraction of an inch. As I explained the bonus stage to him which was two racks of three gongs each at 190.5 yards, left rack was 6", 5" and 4" and the right rack was 3", 2" and 1". The larger rack was valued 1, 2 and points, the right rack was valued 2, 3 and 4 points. You had the option to choose based on what you felt you could hit. I said Bob, you have this match won if you shoot the larger left rack, Bob being the competitor he is said let's do the right higher value rack which is much harder. Well, the wind messed with him and he scored zero which in the end moved him down to 9th place but could have easily been a 1st or tied for 1st place. He shot incredibly well and showed the young guns it doesn't take big dollar guns/scopes to be at the top. Well done Bob, by the way Bob is well into his 80s. Chris only missed the 1" at 197 yards also but shot the left rack, I believe his first shot would have nicked or missed the 1st right hand higher value target so he gambled well. You have to gamble on a few stages with incredibly small higher value targets such as the 1/4" wide bowling pin at 100 yards. Getting tough out there lately.
We had a few new shooters that have never tried longrange rimfire before and they did quite well. Haley Roberts, Wyatt Farmer, Jerry Proffitt and Denna drove 2 hours to come see what this game is about and did quite well. Many competitors offered help on equipment and ammo selection, we set our chrono up for Jerry to give him an idea on how ammo is such a big factor in this game. He shot Aguilla Target and realized even if it says Target don't trust the label. Many shooters shot their personal best but the main topic of conversation is ammo and it's cost/availability. Is it worth spending $22 to $25 a box of 50 to shoot matches? Using the Chrono some shooters using what they felt should be Top Shelf stuff was terrible. It's mainly been ELey Black Box Match that has been the biggest gamble on what you'll get. If you get a good lot it's great but I bet 75% or more is a crap shoot on how it'll shoot. I have't found any of the Top Shelf Lapua to have these wild lot swings. It shows if you're competitive and want to place well and hit lots of targets you gotta spend the cash. Hope this race don't kill the game, that's why I have 3 classes based on ammo cost, that's the main deciding factor most all the time. I give a free entry for each class winner each month. Don't let the high costs spoil your fun of shooting, just accept the fact if you get perfect shots off you're gonna have wild rounds but the wild rounds are very subtle based on ammo quality/cost.
It's been fun watching the rivalry between some groups or shooting buddies and one that's been interesting to watch is Bob Merillat and Darrell Smith. Bob got Darrell into this game and today was the day student (Darrell) showed Bob he's been taught well. Darrell used really good ammo and shot really well, good job Darrell. Tim Humphrey continues to use B class ammo just for the challenge to try to beat the Top Shelf ammo guys, he's got a good batch but it always costs him 3 to 5 lost targets each match. Kudos to him though, he's having fun and doing very well with that SK Biathlon. When you realize there are only 88 targets to hit with a few higher value smaller bonus shots everyone is hitting a lot of targets.
Hope to see everyone the second weekend or September. October will be the World Famous Timed Match, ya got a chance to win the $100 bounty on the Kings Head if you beat the top score.
On to the results. All ties decided by reverse count. Class winners are Chris Kirkpatrick in A, Tim Humphrey in B and Jerry Proffit in C class. Check the clip board for your free entry ticket.
Score Class Name Gun Scope Ammo
1. 95 A Chris Kirkpatrick Rem 40X Arken Lapua SLR
2. 92 A Carey Emory Vudoo NF Lapua SLR
3. 92 A Phil Baird Rim-X Athlon Eley Match
4. 91 A Bill Winland Vudoo NF Lapua LR
5. 91 A Randy Wise Savage Striker Pistol Arken Lapua SLR
6. 91 A Dave Zander Bergara Kahles Lapua SLR
7. 90 A Darrell Smith Tikka T1X Arken Lapua LR
8. 89 A Jeff Valentine Vudoo DNT Lapua SLR
9. 89 A Bob Brown Rem 40X Athlon Lapua SLR
10. 88 A Kurt Yoder Sako Quad SWFA 20X Eley Match
11. 86 A Bob Merillat Anschutz 1907 March Lapua LR
12. 85 B Tim Humphrey Vudoo (V-Gun) NF SK Bia.
13. 85 A Bill Nesbitt CZ 457 NF Eley Match
14. 85 A Brien Murray Vudoo NF Lapua SLR
15. 84 A Ronald Bognato Rem 540XR Discovery Eley Match
16. 83 B Travis Art CZ 457 Vortex SE SK LR
17. 83 A Mark Roberts CZ 457 Zeiss Lapua SLR
18. 83 A Chuck Wagner H&R 12 Arken RWS SM
19. 83 A Matt Shatto Tikka SWFA Eley Match
20. 82 B Marty Kerr CZ 457 Arken SK
21. 82 B Haley Roberts CZ 457 Matchpro ED SK LR
22. 82 B Kenneth Triplett CZ 457 Vortex Venom SK LR
23. 81 B Charles Faires CZ 457 Arken Eley SABR
24. 80 A Dustin Kettlewell Burris XTR Eley SABR
25. 80 B Dave Callipare Vudoo (V-gun) NF SK Bia.
26. 79 B Wyatt Farmer Bergara Arken SK
27. 79 A Walter Jasulevion Bergara Athlon Lapua Ten-X
28. 79 B Rob Jackson Anschutz Exemplar Pistol Arken SK LR
29. 78 B Todd Rhoads Bergara Arken SK
30. 78 A Jim Lochary CZ 457 March Center-X
31. 77 A Scott Reed Vudoo Vortex Razor ELey 10-X
32. 76 A Dan Steyaert Savage MK II Vortex Lapua LR
33. 74 C Jerry Proffitt Tikka Vortex Diamond Back Aguilla
34. 73 C Cuda Gatten Savage MK II Arken Federal
35. 69 A Jerry Galbreith CZ 457 NF Eley Match
36. 63 C Dennis Hillberry Ruger RPR Arken CCI Std.
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Accessories 6.5 PRC MOS-TEK Pre-fit Carbon Fiber Barrel for Seekins Havak, Havak HIT, and the new Havak M3
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Up for sale is a brand new custom pre-fit for the Seekins Havak, Havak HIT, and Havak M3 actions. I confirmed with Seekins this barrel will work on all 3 actions. It was manufactured by Mos-Tek Barrels in Arizona. The machine work, fit and finish is phenomenal. If I hadn’t sold my HIT, this would not be up for sale. If I find a Havak Action before this sells, I may keep it. Details of the barrel are as follows. New and unfired and in factory packaging. Only opened to take photos. Lead time on this barrel was, I ordered it in May of 24 and received it yesterday, so here’s a chance to get one of these fantastic barrels without the wait. I’m into it for $1,200.00, I’ll take $1,000 shipped. Barrel is perfect for a lightweight shorty hunting build. I would imagine velocity with factory ammo will match what a 24-26” 6.5 creedmoor can do.
18.5” Length,
416SS Button Rifled Blank (Mos-Tek doesn’t disclose their supplier),
6.5 PRC Chamber,
1:7 Twist,
Carbon Fiber Wrapped,
Cryogenic Treated,
FDE Cerakote,
Modified M24 Profile 1.2” shank diameter, 1” muzzle diameter,
11/16-24 muzzle thread,
Weight is 2lb 6oz.
18.5” Length,
416SS Button Rifled Blank (Mos-Tek doesn’t disclose their supplier),
6.5 PRC Chamber,
1:7 Twist,
Carbon Fiber Wrapped,
Cryogenic Treated,
FDE Cerakote,
Modified M24 Profile 1.2” shank diameter, 1” muzzle diameter,
11/16-24 muzzle thread,
Weight is 2lb 6oz.
Eley Ultra Extreme Long Range Gen 2
- By drglock
- All Things Rimfire
- 54 Replies
Ordered a few boxes to see if they got it sorted out this time.
Post up your results here if you would.
Post up your results here if you would.
Optics Aimpoint acro p2 with kac battery cap
- By AVACADO1636
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Reloading Equipment .224 Projectiles (Hornady), LC 5.56mm brass, 6.5 Grendel Brass (Hornady/Starline)
- By Basher
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Continuing my reloading sell-off, I have the following items. Prices include shipping!
6.5 Grendel brass (2x fired):
Hornady: 287x $110
Starline: 219x $90 (not pictured)
Assorted pieces: free
Buy all the above for$190 $180 shipped.
.224” Projectiles:
*SOLD!* Hornady 75gr ELD-M: 100x pulled, 215x new $75
Hornady 75gr BTHP bulk bagged: 1000x $210
Hornady 53gr V-Max: 450x $90
*SOLD!* Hornady 55gr JBT: 1000 $85
*SOLD!* American Reloading 55gr JSP: 1000 $80
5.56mm Black Hills / Lake City Brass:
Blue box factory reloads, so 2x fired, theoretically (these will likely be bagged to save on shipping, not boxed as seen here): 190x $37.50
The first public “I’ll take it” followed by a PM has dibs. If you only posted here and did not PM, you don’t have dibs. Why? I WILL NOT PM YOU FIRST! This is to ensure 1) you’re not being messaged by a scammer with a similar username to mine, and 2) to weed out lazy idiots and tire kickers. I’m so sick of wasting time on lookey-loos who are too lazy to put some effort in and message me for what you’re interested in. If you can’t follow simple instructions as outlined above, I don’t wanna deal with your dumb ass lol. Follow instructions, and I’m SUPER easy to deal with.
These are cross-posted, so act fast!
6.5 Grendel brass (2x fired):
Hornady: 287x $110
Starline: 219x $90 (not pictured)
Assorted pieces: free
Buy all the above for
.224” Projectiles:
*SOLD!* Hornady 75gr ELD-M: 100x pulled, 215x new $75
Hornady 75gr BTHP bulk bagged: 1000x $210
Hornady 53gr V-Max: 450x $90
*SOLD!* Hornady 55gr JBT: 1000 $85
*SOLD!* American Reloading 55gr JSP: 1000 $80
5.56mm Black Hills / Lake City Brass:
Blue box factory reloads, so 2x fired, theoretically (these will likely be bagged to save on shipping, not boxed as seen here): 190x $37.50
The first public “I’ll take it” followed by a PM has dibs. If you only posted here and did not PM, you don’t have dibs. Why? I WILL NOT PM YOU FIRST! This is to ensure 1) you’re not being messaged by a scammer with a similar username to mine, and 2) to weed out lazy idiots and tire kickers. I’m so sick of wasting time on lookey-loos who are too lazy to put some effort in and message me for what you’re interested in. If you can’t follow simple instructions as outlined above, I don’t wanna deal with your dumb ass lol. Follow instructions, and I’m SUPER easy to deal with.
These are cross-posted, so act fast!Firearms FOR SALE: Aero Solus / Proof Research Barreled Actions
- By Chrsclnngr
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Optics Leupold Mark 5HD 5-25x56mm M5C3, Area 419 35mm Mount, DI Precision Wind Turret $1,900
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Optics Nightforce Optics in stock
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I have tons of NF optics in stock, Ready to ship. PM the NF CXXX model you are looking for.
Below Map pricing.
Here are just a few:
I have NIB C571 Ready to Ship MAP $3850. Message for Hide member Pricing.
Specifications
- Scope Weight:39.3oz
- Scope Length:16.0"
- Magnification Range:7-35x
- Scope Objective Diameter:56mm
- Scope Tube Size / Mount:34mm
- Turret Adjustment (Click Value):.1 mrad [adjustment]
27 mrad [elevation]
16 mrad [windage]
12 mrad [per revolution]
- Elevation Turret Details:Exposed
ZeroStop
100 MOA/29 MRAD
- Windage Turret Details:60 MOA/17 MRAD
- Parallax Adjustment:Side Focus 10m-∞
- Reticle Position:First Focal Plane
- Reticle Details:Illuminated Horus TReMoR3 Reticle
- Field of View:7x: 15ft; 35x 3.4ft (@ 100yds)
- Exit Pupil:6 -1.6 mm
- Eye Relief:83-91mm/3.3-3.6"
- Illuminated Reticle:Yes - DigIllum
- Scope Finish:Matte Black
- Scope Turret Rotation:Counter Clockwise (CCW)
- Product TypeRiflescopes
- UPC847362014524
- MPNC571
27 mrad [elevation]
16 mrad [windage]
12 mrad [per revolution]
ZeroStop
100 MOA/29 MRAD
Nightforce ATACR P-VPS 7-35x56mm MILSPEC Full Kit.
I have NXS, NX8, and ATACR optics, and Accessories.
PM the CXXX model you are looking for.
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