50% off cert for Thunderbeast. Will send you full picture of cert after payment. $SOLD

I have like new Smoke composite adjustable buttstock
Regular + A5 buffer tube

$369 + tax and shipping at Smoke web store
$149 A5 buffer tube


$350 shipped all together

Continuing to clean out my parts bin. This is what appears to be an OMR (Oregon Mountain Rifle Co) muzzle brake. It's in good condition, just looking for a new home. It's threaded 5/8x24 and is bored for .30 cal bullets.

Sold

No trades please.

Tried it but prefer my other bags….

In great shape

I am thinking about building a rifle on a custom long action. I am looking at the Zermatt Origin and the Terminus Zeus at the moment. I would really like a Mausingfield, but they don't seem to be available in long action anymore.

I am thinking of chambering it in either .25-06, 6.5-06 or another 6.5mm calibre but would like another barrel in either .338-06 or 9.3x62 for occasional overseas use.

I would ideally like to have a fixed magazine or at least the ability to top load the magazine but my concern is that whilst I am looking at similar cases, a BDL magazine might not feed correctly with two different calibres. The only alternative I can find would be a Sako 85 or 75 magazine, which are readily available, but I am not sure would feed correctly.

It seems that having several AICS magazines might be my only option, but I would be grateful for any thoughts.

I put a new rifle together for deer season this year and I’m less than impressed with it. Parts used:
C A Ridgeline 308 with 20” carbon barrel
McMillan HTG stock
A G - M5 bottom metal
TT trigger set at 2.5lbs
EEW 20 moa base
Vortex PMR rings
Leupold VX-5 3-15 x 44
Hornady 165gr sst
The action started out torqued to 35, 45 and then 55 in lbs, rings and base are torqued to spec. I’ll do 3 shot groups @ 100 yards with about 20 minutes in between to let it cool down and the POI will shift from group to group. I put my Mark-5 on it to see if I had a dud scope but I get the same results. Today it started out right and shifted left by the end of the day. I accept the fact that it’s a factory barreled action and will only shoot 1.25 MOA but why is it shifting? (Disregard the 3 shots in the middle of the paper, they were from a different rifle)

Brand new with a good deal after the holidays.
Send me a message if your interested.

SAC decapping mandrels

.240 SMDEM
.221 SDEM
.222 SDEM

NOTE: the following sizes are not SAC branded
SAC had been out of stock on these sizes for months, so I made prints based on a 6mm mandrel and a local grinding house made them for me. They worked great for me with 223.

.221 Medium
.222 Medium
.223 Medium

All sizes $50 each shipped. May consider qty discounts.

3 1/2 bags, 354 pcs: $100 shipped CONUS.

or Trade for lightweight .300 blk out fodder

.30 Cal 110g or 120g Barnes Tac-X
Hornady 110g V-Max

26" MTU 6.5 CM (8 twist) with a couple hundred shots through it. Have load data for 0.5 MOA loads with 140 ELD Ms. $450 shipped SOLD


27" MTU 300 WM (9 twist) with 20 shots through it and really just gathered velocity / barrel break in (no groups on paper). Now includes MDT 5 round magazine ($80 value) $550 $450 shipped

Graphite (black) Cerakote and were turned by Preferred Barrel Blanks with 5/8x24 threads (same barrel would be ~$675 today from Preferred). Bought in a package deal and don't shoot as much as I thought I would.

Can include a Dead Air KeyMo brake for an additional $50 to the buyer.


Only trades would be:
Foxpro X24
Garmin Xero C1 (cash on my end)

I'm updating my VMware ESXi home lab and selling off the equipment. This is the second NUC I'm selling off, there will be two more.

The NUC is a great computer, these are only about a year and a half old. This unit has a ton of USB ports AND it fully supports Thunderbolt 4 / USB4.

Comes with the original box, VESA mount (for mounting to back of monitor), power supply/cord, and the screw package / theft prevention mount.

Intel NUC Pro i5-1240P (NUC12WSHi5) in this post has the following specs:

- i5-1240P (12 core [16 threads via 4 hyperthreaded performance cores]/ 4.4GHz) processor
- 64GB of RAM (Yeah, that's a lot for most people)
- 2 x Thunderbolt 4 / USB 4 ports
- 2 x Intel® Ethernet Controllers i225-V (2.5Gbit Copper)
- 1 x Intel® Wi-Fi 6E AX211 (Gig+)
- 2 x HDMI 2.1 TMDS Compatible, 2x DP 1.4a via Type C USB (aka had HDMI and USB-C Video)
- 10 x USB Ports (1 USB 2.0, 3 USB 3.2 Type 2, 1 Internal USB 3.2 Header, 2 USB 2.0 Ports via M2 Expansion Header, and the Thunderbolts Ports)
- 1 x Bluetooth 5.3 Radio
- Audio headphone / mic jack
- 1 x NVMe PCIe x4 Gen 4: M.2 22x80 (key M) slot [currently empty]
- 1TB Samsung 840EVO SSD (my other units have other Samsung SSDs)
- Intel IRISxe Graphics
- Ubuntu 22.10 Linux installed (Windows can be installed over top of it, I just wanted to make sure you have an OS.)
- Unit will come with the latest BIOS.

$500 cash price, a fair trade would be more, feel free to PM me and we can haggle.





Full Specs:


Intel Expansion Bus for additional 2.5Gb Ethernet Port and 2 x USB ports:


Crucial RAM 64GB RAM kit info:


Current NUC 12 from NewEgg (barebones):


This unit will also come with an external expansion box that allows you to install a PCIe desktop card in it, should you ever to. (Highly unlikely, but options are good.)
The expansion unit also allows you to connect high power devices to the Thunderbolt / USB4 port on the back of it. It's pretty cool. (If you have a Mac at the host, it's useful there too.)

Pair of new B5 Bravo stocks in Coyote Brown.

*** SOLD *** for both SHIPPED to CONUS

Excellent condition. Safety operates very smoothly and without a “click”. Good for hunting. Single stage trigger. With trigger pins.

Selling a used but in great shape AR Stoner NiB bcg. I have no need for a bcg that's just sitting around not in use while someone else can save some money on their build.

Asking $50

proof blank new in box
$375 shipped
zelle, cash app, usps mo, cert check only

Looking 2 or 3 AW Mags and a Kadex holster or other type of mag holster,

Viper PST 1-6 in Riton Cantilever Mount $425 shipped. Insurance on buyer if they want it. Pretty good shape, but a little wear on the scope tube. Tried to show them in the picture. VMR MOA reticle

Well, not really. But they were looking for Sasquatch and probably died of exposure for being terminally fucking stupid!

So in a way… Sasquatch killed them.

Stupid is going out in big Washington woods in December without being prepared. It’s even stupider when you are trying to find a mythical ape man.

Sirhr

Either this rifle has a massive buttstock or its being held by a comically small man. I assume it's Russian based on the article from which this picture was taken.

https://www.the-sun.com/news/13172637/russia-ukraine-syria-war-caesar/

I’ve seen a couple of threads on here recommending this and that for getting into the thousand yard game. I’ve noticed a lot of the links are not working anymore or the scopes have been discontinued. I want a Leupold mark five so bad I can taste it but just can’t turn loose 2000+ bucks. Right now I’ve got a Swarovski 5 x 25 and I just cannot make myself like that scope, it’s not what I want. I just don’t like it. I can’t explain why. I’ve got several of the Leopold VX5HD 3-15x56 scopes on other guns and I really like those, but I need more than 15 power I think or so I? Whats a good scope in the 25x class? I just can’t bring myself to spend $2100 bucks on a scope.

Looking for a Tangent theta 7x35 Tremor 3. would consider 3xr fine or same reticles in a 5x25.

ZEISS Presents All-New LRP S5 – First Focal Plane Riflescopes for Long-Range Precision Shooting and Hunting

3-18X and 5-25x





New product family comes with high-performance optics and impressive total elevation travel to dominate the competition.




White Plains, NY – Oct 15, 2021 (Embargoed unitl October 15, 2021 – 9:00 a.m. EST)


ZEISS announces the release of the all-new ZEISS LRP S5 first focal plane riflescopes. The new long-range riflescopes from ZEISS include high-performance optics, best-in-class total elevation travel, highly repeatable, precise, and tactile turrets as part of a compact and heavy-duty riflescope – with a daytime visible illuminated reticle. Furthermore, these scopes offer two new first focal plane reticle designs – and are available in either milliradian (MRAD) or minute-of-angle (MOA). The ZEISS LRP S5 is designed, engineered, and manufactured in Germany and is built to withstand up to a massive 1,500 g-force of recoil. The product family consists of two models: 318-50 and 525-56 and is available in four unique configurations – all with 34 mm main tubes.
“For longer-range shooting, precision is crucial. With our new ZEISS LRP S5 we have decisively expanded our product line to provide an elite riflescope that can dominate at every competition,” states Kyle Brown – Director of Marketing and Product for Carl Zeiss SBE, LLC. “With the compact and heavy-duty design of these riflescopes we have validated and proven that they are ready to tackle the toughest shooting competitions and the most difficult hunts”, emphasized Brown.


The optical system delivers exceptional image quality and renders the finest of details.


The premium optical design utilizes ZEISS Fluoride lens elements, SCHOTT glass and ZEISS’s proprietary T-Star lens coatings for optimum color fidelity, image brightness, exceptional resolution and edge-to-edge sharpness within the entire field-of-view. The scopes deliver 90% light transmission to the eye, clearer visuals, faster target identification and validation of the finer details down range. The exterior facing lenses are final coated with ZEISS LotuTec protective lens coating process for anti-fogging and to repel water, dust, dirt, fingerprints and more.



Tactile and Highly Repeatable Turrets – Precise shot placement, regardless of distance.



The ZEISS LRP S5 riflescopes offer an external elevation turret with larger font sizes and dual row engraving. The turret also incorporates the mechanically robust ZEISS Ballistic Stop feature, which provides a rock-solid return to zero. In addition, the all-new ZEISS External Locking Windage Turret (ELWT) feature allows the shooter to pull out on the locking collar, make necessary adjustments, and then lock-in the selected setting.
The MOA-based turrets are adjustable with .25 MOA click values and offer 30 MOA of travel per rotation. Each click is audible and provides a tactile confirmation for every adjustment. The MRAD turret features a more pronounced click at whole MRAD intervals.
The 3-18x50 and 5-25x56 scopes offer best-in-class - 140 MOA or 40.7 MRAD - total elevation adjustment which enables shooters to engage targets up to 1500 yards - and beyond. When combined with the side parallax adjustment, infinitely variable reticle illumination, and a European-style fast focus eyepiece the ZEISS LRP S5 allows the shooter to precisely engage the most distant targets.



Two new illuminated reticles ZF-MOAi and ZF-MRi provide intuitive aiming solutions


ZEISS also introduces two all-new First Focal Plane (FFP) reticles. The ZF-MOAi and the ZF-MRi illuminated reticles represent MOA and MRAD smart reticle designs respectively. Each incorporate distinct, clean, and easy-to-understand reference marks along the main horizontal and vertical lines of the reticle; and they offer relevant windage hold-offs in the field-of-view below centerline. Both offer fine line reticle subtensions and floating center dots to serve the demands of precision shooters and long-range hunters alike.
Only the center section of each reticle illuminates to provide a finer point of aim while viewed against dirty targets or in harsher lighting conditions. The diffractive reticle illumination technology is digitally controlled, creates an ultra-bright daylight visible point-of-aim, and has an auto-off feature controlled by angle and time sensors. These two new reticles provide very intuitive aiming solutions for improved shooting speeds and for extremely precise shot placement.


Pre Orders Being Taken Soon at MHSA

Developed with extensive expert feedback


“The entire ZEISS team is excited to introduce the LRP S5 scopes to the long-range precision shooting and hunting communities,” said Brown. “These new first focal plane riflescopes are going to make a lot of precision shooters take notice. Packed with features that provide real-world benefits, they deliver exceptional performance in the most challenging shooting situations. The ZEISS LRP S5 riflescopes were developed with extensive feedback from precision shooting competitors and shooting instructors and were purpose-built to dominate the competition”.



More information and availability

ZEISS LRP S5 first focal plane riflescopes are covered by ZEISS’s Limited Lifetime Warranty and Five-Year No-Fault Policy – both of which are transferrable.

The ZEISS LRP S5 riflescopes will be available at ‘Authorized ZEISS Retailers’ beginning in early November 2021. As of Friday, October 15th, the following links will be live.

For further information about our new precision shooting segment visit: www.zeiss.com/precision-shooting

For additional information and more videos about the ZEISS LRP S5 visit: www.zeiss.com/lrp-s5

Press contact – N. America

ZEISS Consumer Products US
Sports Optics Products
Kyle Brown
Phone: +1 914 681-7422
Email: [email protected]



ZEISS Consumer Products
Tatjana Schuerholz
Phone: +49 7364 20-16797
Email: [email protected]


About ZEISS

ZEISS is an internationally leading technology enterprise operating in the fields of optics and optoelectronics. In the previous fiscal year, the ZEISS Group generated annual revenue totaling 6.3 billion euros in its four segments Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology, Industrial Quality & Research, Medical Technology and Consumer Markets (status: 30 September 2020).

For its customers, ZEISS develops, produces and distributes highly innovative solutions for industrial metrology and quality assurance, microscopy solutions for the life sciences and materials research, and medical technology solutions for diagnostics and treatment in ophthalmology and microsurgery. The name ZEISS is also synonymous with the world's leading lithography optics, which are used by the chip industry to manufacture semiconductor components. There is global demand for trendsetting ZEISS brand products such as eyeglass lenses, camera lenses and binoculars.

With a portfolio aligned with future growth areas like digitalization, healthcare and Smart Production and a strong brand, ZEISS is shaping the future of technology and constantly advancing the world of optics and related fields with its solutions. The company's significant, sustainable investments in research and development lay the foundation for the success and continued expansion of ZEISS' technology and market leadership. ZEISS invests 12 percent of its revenue in research and development – this high level of expenditure has a long tradition at ZEISS and is also an investment in the future.

With over 34,000 employees, ZEISS is active globally in almost 50 countries with around 30 production sites, 60 sales and service companies and 27 research and development facilities. Founded in 1846 in Jena, the company is headquartered in Oberkochen, Germany. The Carl Zeiss Foundation, one of the largest foundations in Germany committed to the promotion of science, is the sole owner of the holding company, Carl Zeiss AG (status: 31 March 2021).

Further information at www.zeiss.com



ZEISS Consumer Products

ZEISS Consumer Products combines the company's business with camera and cine lenses, binoculars, spotting scopes and hunting optics. The unit is allocated to the Consumer Markets segment and is represented across the globe.

I have a mdt acc premiere long action grey chassis up for grabs fully weighted and in excellent condition just not using any more $925 shipped conus may have a set of external weight I can sell with it but will have to look to confirm if I do have thanks for looking

NIB $850.00 + Shipping

curious as to how many when setting turret back to zero after dialing elevation turn past zero then creep up to zero?.think that might be a problem for me[not doing it] zero will shift after a few shots. zero'ed then shot at distance turned turret back to the 100yd zero and was .2 high, then corrected by turning turret and went 2 tenths low. after a few more shots[maybe 4] was at the original zero. thinking if I go past and work up to the dope I will eliminate that. thinking the springs might not of taken a set. am I correct in this? Stan