WTS: MDT M5 DBM SA, comes with screws, in new condition (no box). Here's a link to MDT's website where you can see the features and specs and why this DBM is way better than many other brands out there.

200 shipped to your door, acceptable payment methods are PPFF, Venmo and Cash App.

If you have questions, please let me know. (Uploading pictures once the website lets me)

Burris xtr pro scr2 reticle mil basically brand new had it mounted on my 22lr, comes with box and accessories 1250 shipped pp ff or venmo

58-24 threads
6mm

$old

I thought I might post an Advent calendar here in Vintage. Here is day one. Suomi KP/-31 with 40 round drum magazine.
Dec 1
Suomi KP/-31

The Suomi KP/-31 (Finnish: Suomi-konepistooli m/31 or "Finland-machine-pistol mod. 1931") is a Finnish submachine gun that was mainly used during World War II. It is a descendant of the M-22 prototype and the KP/-26 production model, which was revealed to the public in 1925. It entered service in Finland in 1931, and remained in use until the 1980s.

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Anyone know of any NV Bridges that will mount to the Vision Hybrid Chassis' external MLOK slots?

I haven't got a set of calipers but I'm fairly certain the Hybrid is 1.5" wide.. so presumably any NV Bridge measuring 1.51" wide will work?

Just can't find that info on the XLR, Ultradyne or MPA NV Bridges...??

Two stage Timney trigger, R700 and clones, right hand, with bolt release. 130 shipped.

So I was curious on people's thoughts about stock torsional stiffness and accuracy/repeatability?

For example, say you have your rifle on a bipod, and you exert a lateral or rotational force against the stock (say pushing against the cheek piece) if the forearm/stock deflects is that bad, or does it even matter? Seems like it might be a bigger issue (if it's even an issue) on a bipod than bags, as the rifle is allowed to twist on a bag that probably minimizes the torsion force but a locked down bipod isn't going to allow the mount point to move, so the stock twists.

One thing I've noticed is many stocks/chassis are pretty stiff vertically when you try and press the forearm to the barrel, which is the common test everyone seems to try, but some will twist quite easily, especially in stocks that do not have a full aluminum spine and just use a bedding block etc. I noticed this recently when I was setting up a new MDT Field Stock. It's quite stiff vertically when you try and compress it toward the barrel, but put it in a bipod and put just a couple pounds of pressure to either side of the cheek rest and was shocked how much twist there was. Obviously it's an extreme budget priced option, sacrifices have to be made at the price point, and it does not have a full aluminum spine. So for giggles I put a few other stocks/chassis I had into a bipod and the variation was pretty huge. Not surprising the higher price/weight/mass was usually more resistant to this force, but not always. I'd imagine a lot of factory plastic stocks would do horribly in this test as well.

AI AT: not surprisingly rock solid
TRG: again the only movement I could feel/see was bipod "slop"
CZ 457 bedded in a factory varmint precision chassis: I was surprised how much twist this one had, but it's also not very stiff vertically
10/22 in a bravo: I'd say middle of the pack
r700 in MDT field stock: by far the most flex, not even close
r700 bedded in HSS precision stock: pretty stiff, almost no movement
Sako s20: pretty solid middle of the pack.

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For my use, the low price of the MDT Field stock was not the main motivating factor, I wanted something under 4lbs, that had a "skin" not bare metal, was setup for detachable mags, had a vertical grip, and was not super bulky, but the amount of flex in the forearm seems concerning.

I was reading the Eotech thread and it sounds like XLR’s NV bridge is the wrong height for most 1.5” mounts/rings to line up your day scope and clip on perfectly.

Has anyone used the Element/Tikka/NV bridge combo? How far off was it if it was off? I would like to use an ARC mount but the max height I saw was 1.50”.

Regards, Branden

WTS Accutac BR-4 G2 bipod with arca QD mount.
$250 shipped

New
$old

Cheek piece
Scope cover
Hrd arca rail
Mag block
Savage 17 hmr mag
Throw lever
2 bolt knobs
2 accu tac pic rails
Armageddon bra for a schmedium
Front rest block for a sled
Mdt rear recoil pad
2 sunshades don't know to what
Short arca for manners lrh
1 misc pic rail

Sold for it all to cover shipping
Not splitting it up

“There’s a lot going on, like, I don’t know if you know this but there’s literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. Yeah. I think it’s called Puerto Rico.”

Have a brand new Howa 1500 in 300 win.

First 40 rounds down the barrel and 1/2 of them sticking in the chamber. Stuck so hard had to hit the bolt handle with my palm to get them to release. Ammo was off the shelf new rounds 180gn Federal hunting ammo, Chrome casings.

Got home cleaned the chamber, inspected chamber, no issues I can find. Had some once fired brass casings. Ran about 40 rds in and out to see if they would stick too. About 10 of them stuck but not as near as bad as on the range. Just had to jiggle the handle a little bit and they’d release. The brass ones that stuck were also hard to close the bolt. No issues with tightness in closing the bolt on the new rounds.

Wondering if it’s just because it’s so tight and new? But never had any other rifle act like this.

Thanks for any help!

FS: Triggertech Diamond
Single Stage
Black curved shoe
976 rounds logged, part of a rifle I'm parting out.


$215 shipped

Zelle or Venmo preferred

Selling a nice gently used TBAC bipod with claw feet and RRS BTC PRO arca pic. 415 shipped.

I bought a Tikka Superlite .243 in the TrueTimber VSX pattern and I’m considering Cerakote. Is it worth getting done or is it just personal preference? I’m waiting on my barrel from Thunderbeast that’s being threaded so I have time to decide. Thanks

Never used

$50 each shipped

The AI Mag is SOLD

Used BR Mag Sold
New BR Mag Sold

Paypal is preferred.
USPS with tracking

Used them on a mdt
Don't know what tgere really for

$25 shipped for all 3

I have a question for anyone who has and uses an LIF on their NODs.

I understand that LIF's are designed to filter a very specific wavelength of IR to protect NODS from being trashed by high power military targeting lasers. As a side effect of that, they also filter out green visible light around 532nm.

I think this could be useful for hunting with others who have thermal, but not night vision, and need a light to see while walking. But as soon as someone dons a headlamp, anyone with NODs sees a bunch of shadows, flashing, blowback, etc. However, if the person using visible light was using a green light of 532nm, and the NOD wearers were using LIFs, theoretically the visible light wouldn't have an effect on the night vision because the filter would block it.

Is anyone doing this? Also, could someone who owns NODs with LIF and also owns a green LED torch see how well the LIF filters it? I suspect that the LEDs would be creating dirty green light of varying wavelength, and the filtered NODs would still see some of it. But how much? If its a significant reduction, it could still potentially be worth it.

Anyone with experience with this?

It was for a short action magnum

Adjusted feedlips to work for my creedmore
Price reflects it
shipped

6.5 creedmoor lapua—
179 deprived and annealed
39 primed
180 shipped






If not stated. All brass is once fired. And shipped for the price listed

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Just got laid off sale. Excellent clip on that has never given me issues on my coyote hunts.

Shown in the picatinny rail configuration but will also include all attachments to have it clamp directly on the objective bell of the scope. Comes with an external USB battery that, combined with the onboard battery, will last about 1 full night of hunting. Also comes with hard and soft case, all chargers, etc. Has just about 1 year left on the warranty, but I've heard common reports that Pulsar takes care of you after the warranty is over still. Have tons of video footage from coyote hunts, so just ask and I can send those over. Also have a bit of Triggercam footage through it, but that really doesn't do it justice. 100% functional, no issues with it at all.

Asking $4100 shipped and insured, but OBO as I need this to move. Update: $2700

like new
Used for 22 match once

$old each shipped conus