Being a glutton for punishment I decided to get myself involved in another court case.

This one focusing on limited issues associated with the new MA gun laws that are so messed up they have to keep delaying them.

5 or 6 plaintiffs lead by one very savvy dude have filed a case in the MA Supreme Judicial Court to achieve three goals.

1. Eliminate firearms licensing
2. Remove the state prohibition on cans. MA being one of only 8 states that prohibit them
3. Prevent the expansion of the “gun free zones” called for in the new law.

The basis of the case is fighting in state court where the MA SJC has indicated it is applying the Bruen standards as stated. The recent ruling that rescinded the 70 year old law on switch blades would indicate they are interpreting the defense amendments in their historical context.

Explanation of the case from the lead plaintiff here….It’s about a 45 minute presentation and it makes sense to my biased self.

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Give Send Go to help with filing fees here if you want to bet on some under dogs.


If we win it will really cost you getting your barrels threaded, paying for stamps and buying cans.

Those costs will be offset by the $125 savings every 5 years not paying for a license.

What maximum OAL would you use for ammo intended for AR usage that where reliable feeding via PMAG's is top priority?

I am getting ready to start producing AR-15 ammo and don't ever want to worry about it not working. If it matters, projectiles are likely to be some combination of 77TMK, 73ELDM, 64BSB, and 62GoldDot.

Thanks in advance.

SOLD: Burris XTR Pro SCR2 MIL
Illuminated.
Like new condition. Comes with everything from the factory, including box and paperwork, whiteboard turret, regular turret and even the non-covered windage turret I’m fairly certain. My feedback is stellar so rest assured this scope and glass are in excellent condition. Insurance is on the buyer. Rings not included.
No trades.
$1325 shipped FedEx.
PPFF or add 4%.

Has anyone here had any experience with or know of a long action magazine designed for the 6.5 PRC? I have seen one advertised for the 6.5 CM. If not, has anyone used the long action for 6.5 PRC and how does it feed? My 6.5 CM feeds OK in the long action. Occasionally I get one round that gets stuck.

I have a Christensen Arms MPR 6.5 prc 24” in great shape with less than 100 rounds on it. It shoots the Berger loaded ammo 156gr at around .5” groups. Not interested in trades, just selling. 1500 shipped from my ffl to yours.

I know you guys got some really cool stuff for Christmas and probably got your loved ones even better stuff.

Let’s see those new Christmas presents!

I'm sure there are many watching the same thing I am, and also in the path..............massive storm west to east in the middle of the country.
I'm just west of the KC metro..........it's 26 deg. and it's been raining for 12 hours............the blizzard watch goes in to effect at 3:00 am.......and runs for 24 hours............predicting....1/2"-3/4" of ice then 7"-14" inches of snow on top of it.
Interstates closed..........Mo. governor ask for National Guard assistance, Ks. governor declares state wide emergency.
Mo. High Patrol says if you are stranded on the highway, expect to be there for hours............
I got food, beer, whiskey, and a generator, and plenty of gas.........................so, I'm.........riding the storm out.........let's hear about everyone else in the path of this storm.........and last but not least...............crank it up..................

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Local police found him and beat the fuck out of him because - well because .

From the high end cnc gunsmith, axisworks out of Arizona. This is their design brake. Self timing and both threaded 5/8-24.

The 6.5 cal is still available, 30 cal has sold. Both are effective. I sold the rifles they were on and don’t have a home for them anymore. Asking $75 shipped.

I didn't know where this would fit in so I felt like the Armory was as good a place as any. Rewind to the summer and I get it in my head to make a sling shot and although I've never made a sling shot, how complicated could it be? Turns out I didn't know what I didn't know and neither bungee cords or bicycle inner tube make for a good sling shot. I found some forums for sling shots and read that exercise bands are a decent alternative for making slingshots so I picked one up, cut it up, and made this contraption. I know I could've bought a sling shot band or hell a whole slingshot for what I paid for the exercise band but I wanted to make one from scratch, it was fun.



It'll send one of those glass balls through a cardboard box and dent the other side at about 10' or so, which I'm happy with.

Anyone have a stock pile of Hagar brass? Not against 100 here or there either. My 22 nxs is running low

Looking to sell my Proof 18" 6mm Arc Upper.

This was my first foray into "accurizing" a gas gun, so it got the full works (steel shim and green loctite) when building, following the advice from the written work of Joe Carlos.

I'm selling this now because I plan on building an almost-identical setup, but in a much shorter barrel length, to shoot suppressed.

Parts list:


I would like $1200 OBO (shipped) for this setup. It has approximately 500 rounds down the pipe.

the full length arca rail handguard by CMT is superb, adding weight and tripod/bipod ideal flexibility. I would consider selling without the Geissele Bolt Carrier, to reduce the price, if necessary. You would still get the headspaced JP Bolt, just need to provide your own carrier (tested with JP FMOS, worked well).

I also tested this on a variety of magazines once I figured out the gas system, and can confirm it works reliably with both grendel mags, and dedicated 6mm arc mags, and will feed from both ASC and duramags without issue.

A few edges on the hand guard have the black paint scratched off near the upper receiver side, I tried to photograph those closely so there's no surprises to the condition. The pic rail on the upper has silver sharpie from the scope mount, which will be removed before shipping. This also clears the superlative arms gasblock (others have asked this before).

I included a few shot groups with hornady black, and chrono data for both hornady black and hornady match.

Pics (scope and mount not for sale, sorry):









hornady black:


horandy match:

Looking to sell or trade my McWhorter Custom Rifles 300 Norma Mag. 100 rounds down the tube. Don’t use this rifle as much as I would like need a scope for another rifle isthe reason for selling.

Stiller TAC338 action
Hart medium Palma 27” 1-9 twist
Manners T6a with CIP AICS mag
APA little bastard brake
Timney Calvine Elite trigger
Coated in magpul FDE

Scope and rings not include.

Looking to sell for $3200 or open to trades for mil/mil FFP optics.

Selling two die sets
Both are barely used

308 small base set

300 Blackout small base set

Asking $40 each shipped

Decided I needed these after they were sold out on BF. I’m on the waitlist but seeing if I can snag a pair sooner. Only interested in Area 419 One Piece no other brands, prefer medium height 1.54”.
Thanks you.

Hi Folks. Icelander here.
Im deep down in PRS shooting and have been using Big horn action. (really good action) Had Impact 737r but did't like it.
Are going to have Borden Mountaineer sometime in january 2025 and Terminus Zeus are in my shopping cart.

But now I also see American rifle company Coup De Grâce Bolt Action as a feasible option.
What do you all say about that. Should I get Terminus Zeus or ARC Coup De Grâce Bolt Action.

I would like to have both, but afraid my wife would shorten my lifespan or at least make the rest of my life miserable
(joke) I have a great wife that understands how sick I'm when it comes to guns and gun related stuff

I had the pleasure of seeing Justin of KRG at SHOT Show 2014. His Whiskey Chassis (WC) has always been one of my favorites. It's well thought out and the machining/construction is top notch. What caught my eye this time around was the new X-Ray chassis which is mostly polymer based.*While it lacks the adjustably of the WC, it makes up for it in price ($549 intro) and weight.

I've managed to get my hands on a pre-producion version, so things may change when the final version comes out, but let's take a look at the chassis.

First let's break down some of the features:

• Uses the hallmark self-bedding aluminum "backbone" and trigger guard of the WC.
• Tool-less adjustable cheek rest like the WC.
• Adjustable length of pull via spacers, not included.
• Vertically adjustable butt pad via removal and two bolts.
• Includes bag rider/butthook that can be replaced with included MOE polymer rails.
• Polymer for-end with spaces for included rails and bipod adapter, but also many available accessories.
• Accepts AI magazines

My main attraction to this chassis was the weight and price point. I feel like this is *a game changer in the world of stocks. You can now buy a stock that accepts AI mags, is light, and has a generous amount of adjustment for $600. Normally these features would set you back around $1000, so that allows a beginner or someone on a budget more money to spend on a scope or ammo.

I'm currently using a McMillan A3 and like it for its narrow for-end, and traditional appearance with a vertical grip. All similar qualities to the X-Ray. My first step was to see how much lighter if any the A3 was compared to the X-Ray.

The A3 was weighed with the bottom metal and cheek pad. This more closely resembles the X-Ray because all those features are built in and I would need them to shoot. So we are comparing real world application weights and not just the bare minimum.





As you can see, there is a savings of 0.84lbs. Which you can really feel when you hold the rifle offhand.



A side by side comparison of the two. You notice the for end is a bit shorter along with the length of pull, but *they are similar in overall dimensions.



Taking the complete chassis apart shows all the pieces. The buttstock is in two pieces, but I could not get them apart. I'm sure KSG does not recommend this. This is everything that is included in the box along with the accessory rails.

Most of the chassis is polymer while the trigger guard and backbone are aluminum. *The trigger guard has a generous amount of room for aftermarket triggers as well. You can see in the photos below how much room there really is.







Here's a closeup of the backbone for reference as well.

Anyone here use the dead level before and have it show as level, but when you check it with a level on the rail, it shows as off?

I checked with 3 difference small levels on the rail, and they all showed as off. When I adjusted it so the levels on the rail said it was level , the level on the unit itself reads as off.

Anyone have issues before?

Pic below as well

Holosun HS510C Green Dot and HM3X for sale. I purchased these for a rifle I never got to set up. Asking $355 for the set in original boxing. Venmo or zelle would be great.

I was thinking a well tuned AR15 should cycle 100% with the minimum amount of gas needed (from adjustable gas block) right? So shouldn’t you always pick a low weight buffer and then turn down the gas on gas block? How’s that effect the cycling compared to a heavier buffer with more gas? How’s recoil impulse change or does it? The only difference I see is with lighter buffer and less gas it would run cleaner…… are the principles the same when suppressed?

Light buffer + lower gas = ?
Heavier buffer + more gas = ?

Are they equal??

on their site:


making a live announcement at 11EST on FB

I currently have a bolt gun that I am considering selling but it is SBR’d. It currently has a 16” barrel installed but the 9” barrel I plan on selling as well, likely separate.

According to the ATF’s website, “It is not a requirement to remove your SBR from the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record (NFRTR); however, ATF highly recommends you notify the Government Services Branch (GSB) of the National Firearms Act Division to remove the firearm from the NFRTR registry. All NFRTR updates should be emailed to [email protected]”

Based on this, I don’t really HAVE to do anything if I want to sell this SBR’d rifle with a 16” barrel installed? Then just sell the 9” barrel separate?

New Year approaching, new shooters asking question about "getting into PRS"

So I see these questions all the time, and in the beginning they are always gear questions, what to buy. This time however it was a cartridge questions, which caliber, cartridge etc to start out with ?

The answers are crazy and I feel most people have fallen into a confirmation bias trap. If everything has been a variation of monkey see, monkey do, and the masses just repeating the same thing over and over again, how do you actually answer this questions. Let me explain deeper... with some examples of what I mean.

Everyone reads, 6mm, so you want some form of 6mm. And the Mainstream will say, 6 Dasher, 6BR* and so on, but in this case the question was about 6mm ARC and the answer was a resounding NO... the mainstream shoots, 6Dasher, 6GT, 6BR, 6XC, nobody has been successful with the ARC so don't do it.... Really, a 6mm pushing the same bullet is a no go ...

Take a 243 loaded with a 109, a 6XC loaded with a 109, a 6CM loaded with a 109, who win.... everything else is the same.

The small frame AR cartridges are designed to work in a short barreled rifle. So they are working to push efficiency, it would make sense that a bolt gun being the most efficient platform that it would work better... the Valkyrie while dead, is a good example, at 2750fps it's shit, at 3025fps it's awesome, now compare that number to a 22GT and a 22CM, if I can easily move the Valkyrie from 2750 to 2950 without extra effort, I can save a bunch of time and energy and resources.

Consider the brass chasers, why do they chase the brass, hard to find, hard to work it, don't want to lose one. Think about that, they are coveting brass... when brass the expendable part of the equation has that much value you missed the objective.

The Light is Right argument was correct, we have show with the 100gr 6.5CM it's results can pass the 156gr, which is a better bullet on paper, this equation can be made cheaper and easier especially with hand loading

What happens if you take the 100gr 6.5CM and instead of it going 3200fps like it currently does, you downloaded it to 2950, 3000fps, vs a 1, O Something in a 6mm. Samething, if the 105 is going 2850, is that really worse than the 109 going 2850 ? If so, what happens if the 105 goes to 2875 ?

None of the current cartridges started out smooth, they all went through trial and errors, mainly speed, but we have gone weight too, but speed is our biggest manipulator, so that is easy.

I think moving forward a new shooter with a 6ARC can blend in nicely

$250 cash app, Venmo, or PayPal f&f

HS Precision stock. Has been rattlecanned. Fits R700 SA RH. Come with Harris bipod and Magpul bottom metal. $350 shipped CONUS