6 Sig P320 21rnd Mags
$150 shipped for all 6 or $40/each

2x New never used but not in the packaging 3.850 300prc MDT mags for sale (5rd mags)


Sold

So I have a TBAC ultra 9 gen 1 and omega 36m as my larger rifle suppressors. I’m about to pull the trigger on a TBAC 338 ultra gen 2 SR.

Just wondering if the 338 vs the ultra 9 is worth it. I’ve read lots of threads and watched about every TBAC video on them. Obviously a camera makes it hard to hear the comparison and I’m not a decibel major so I’m not sure what mid 120’s vs 110 truly sounds like

Is the 338 size worth the suppression and any reason not to go with the SR mount.

My main goal is ultimate suppression and not a can that carbon locks. Size and weight are not an issue here

Also looking at the magnus but really want to go all out on quiet

Currently will use on 308’s and 260 primarily but like the option to go larger if needed. Word has it the 338 ultra is even better on the smaller calibers vs dedicated 6.5/30 cal cans

Here is a review on the rifle - Remington American Hunter

Seems a lot like the earlier LTR's but in 6.5 CM with a 5R threaded barrel and B&C stock, supposedly the action is trued from the factory.
Anyone have one of these- what are your thoughts and how does it shoot?

Defiance Classic action
Never been fired or had any barrels in
.223 bolt
will accept Ruckus pre-fits
$650

Well, the time has come to sell. I put this rig together back in 2023. It’s based on an Origin LA. Manners EH1(bedded), has a UM bottom metal and magazine CIP length. Also will include Hawkins DBM with AI mag. Or sold sep. SRS titanium 4 port brake. Trigger tech trigger (not one currently on gun) going to keep this one but will be a flat shoe primary. Round count on barrel is 860 so I realize that and will price accordingly. Gun shot very well in its life, I can provide target pics but with the barrel life where it is I don’t think it’s necessary unless you want them. I just don’t have a spot for a big Long magnum. Only ever went on 3 hunts with it. Took 2 bulls and very short work.


Two sets of Redding dies, with SAC bushings.


Can also include mandrel.


200 pieces of lapua brass always annealed after every firing if wanted. Have probably 7 firings on 1 lot and 1 firing on the other.


Also have 215 hybrids, 225 eldms.


Current load it’s shooting is 78.8 gn of 565 and 212eldx at 2930fps


Also shoots 78.5 gn 565 with a 215


Will sell all together with a Bartlein 7mm medium palma 1:8 blank for 3,000.00 or can part out if needed.


If you don’t want any of the reloading gear or the Hawkins DBM and mag, I will take 2200.00 for the gun (there’s still life in the barrel, but at 860 it’s getting up toward its life)


Also can throw in a 7mm bartlein steel blank in medium palma 1:8 twist but will up the price to 2600.00. Would make a killer 7-300 prc build. That was my plan but I changed directions.

Great shooting rig I’m going to let go. Action is nice and slick with about 3k rounds through it.

Barreled action only
Vudoo 360 action 30moa base
25” Mullerworks barrel, 1.25” straight, 13tw
Threaded for EC v2 tuner
Comes with EC v2 tuner

Asking $2500 shipped

So far, I found that only QVO and Vedder make holsters for this setup. QVO lead time is crazy and some said that the Vedder isn’t very comfortable for AIWB carry.

Please suggest me any companies that make holsters for the setup mentioned in the title.

Does anyone still have the STL file from srt-4_uk? I messaged him but he said cant find it in his old computer.

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So I bought a impulse hog hunter off of gunbroker. I really only want the action. I'm gonna turn it into a 22 creed thermal gun. I found out that the "Hog hunter" version uses some proprietary mag and doesn't use AICS pattern like the impulse predator. Are ya kidding me? What "hog hunter" wants a 4 round mag? Anyway, my question is this: can you get "impulse predator" bottom metal? Or what should I do?

McMillan RH Game Scout R700 long action. Sporter barrel contour, BDL bottom metal. Stock has been finished with a DIY krylon sponge finish. Looks decent, but could be removed if desired. Lightweight Carbon Fiber edge fill, weighs 27oz on my scale. $375 shipped ( PP friends and family or USPS money order)

Hello snipershide, I’m back with another AR10 problem.

I had sent my barrel back to criterion to look at. They bedded the barrel, headspaced the bolt, and gave me a JP high pressure bolt. It was working fine but then suddenly with small base die Handloads and with factory hornady and FGMM ammo it simply will not reliably chamber the ammo. With duramags and PMAGS, the ammo will not chamber every other round or every couple of rounds.

I took the bolt carrier apart (fail zero bolt, JP high pressure bolt and firing pin) and I noticed this weird wear pattern on the top of the bolt. Does this mean my carrier needs to be replaced? I’m thinking maybe it somehow got damaged over the years (it has about 3500 rounds on it) but it isn’t cracked or warped and nothings loose that I can see.

Build list:
Aero M5 recievers
Rifle AR10 extension
Tubb flat wire AR10 buffer spring
KAK 5.4oz buffer
Failzero bolt carrier
JP high pressure bolt, firing pin
Geissele SSA-E
Criterion 20 inch stainless 6.5 barrel
CMT rail
Revival defense brake

Attached are pics of the bolt. Nothing seems to be warped and I can cycle the bolt just fine but ammo will not reliably chamber. I think the carrier is damaged but I wanted to get a second opinion before purchasing a rubber city or other carrier. Thanks!

Troy Industries Flip Up BUIS Iron Sight Sets FDE and Black $SOLD/pair​

I had no idea this shit was going on. WOW.

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(Note: I copy/pasted because this is a paywall article & not sure how long available. I'm sending this out since John just had that unsavory experience through ebay & have always understood the way a company does business starts at the top.)

Natick resident David Steiner was puttering in his garage on a sunny Sunday morning when a neighbor walking a dog called out to him: “Hey, your fence has been tagged.”
Steiner, who with his wife, Ina, publishes a news website about the e-commerce industry from their home, thought his neighbor must be joking — who would be graffitiing his new white vinyl fence on their quiet, tree-lined street?
It was June of 2019, and he had no clue that the vandalism was just the start of a bizarre harassment campaign directed by senior executives at one of the country’s leading Internet companies, eBay. Ultimately, the events would shatter the Steiners’ peaceful suburban life, result in criminal charges against six eBay employees and a contractor, five of whom have pleaded guilty, and contribute to the departure of eBay’s chief executive.

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The abuse would culminate in the couple fearing for their lives as they were stalked in their own neighborhood by unknown perpetrators in a slow-moving black van.
But that Sunday, Steiner was simply surprised and dismayed to see the word “Fidomaster” spray-painted across his fence. He tried to clean up the mess before Ina, who was out paddle boarding, returned home but he failed. Ina recognized that the name matched an anonymous commenter on their newsletter, one who was particularly critical of eBay.

“This was very unnerving,” Ina recalled in an interview with the Globe this week. “It didn’t make any sense.”

Had the person who was Fidomaster painted their name on the fence? Or was someone accusing the Steiners of being Fidomaster? Or did the term have some other meaning? “I Googled right away to see if it was something kids might be saying,” Ina said.

In their first interview with the news media, the couple spoke to the Globe for several hours in the offices of attorney Rosemary Scapicchio, who is representing them in a civil lawsuit against eBay. They provided additional harrowing details of their experience beyond those disclosed in court documents, which include copies of e-mails and text messages of eBay employees that federal prosecutors say show how they conspired to terrorize the Steiners.

Natick couple stalked and harassed by eBay files suit - The Boston Globe​ Ina and David Steiner drew the ire of top eBay executives, including former CEO Devin Wenig, for publishing an o...

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The couple met in the mid-1980s in Western Massachusetts at what was then called North Adams State College and is now called the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. The two young students met at a party for a bandmate of David’s who was going away and immediately felt a connection and began dating. They married in 1988.

Around 1999, when eBay was still a young company and the World Wide Web was not the finely tuned commercial marketplace it is today, David decided to sell some of his video gear on the auction site. The couple also began haunting garage sales and yard sales to find collectible items they could sell online to make money. “We’d get up early, go through the classified ads, get your Dunkin’ Donuts coffee, and hit as many sales as we could,” Ina said.

They quickly realized that a growing throng of like-minded sellers was struggling to figure out how best to auction their items. The Steiners initially created a paper newsletter with tips and tricks to help other sellers, but realized after one issue that an online publication made more sense, even in 1999. Thus was born AuctionBytes, later changed to EcommerceBytes, and running the advertising-based publication is the couple’s full-time occupation.
For years, the publication thrived. Particularly while eBay was run by Meg Whitman, small sellers flourished and EcommerceBytes offered a wide variety of useful advice. One time, David explained to readers how he’d shipped a large item by Greyhound bus instead of a typical package delivery service, saving hundreds of dollars.
After Whitman left in 2007 and was replaced by former Bain & Co. consultant John Donahoe, eBay began to cater to larger sellers and established retailers, a trend that continued when Devin Wenig was promoted to CEO in 2015. The couple had pivoted their newsletter from how-to tips to reporting more on the changing strategy and new policies of the company. Their take on the new eBay was often, though hardly exclusively, critical.

Along with other participants in the scheme, Baugh was charged last year with conspiracy to commit cyberstalking and conspiracy to commit witness tampering. He is awaiting trial.
Prosecutors said the 2019 campaign was sparked by complaints about articles in EcommerceBytes from eBay chief executive Wenig to his senior vice president and communications director, Steve Wymer. Wymer in turn complained to Baugh, who directed the team of eBay employees who worked for him to move against the Steiners, according to the federal criminal complaints.

The articles that drew the eBay executives’ ire included reports about the CEO’s salary and his comments on protecting e-sellers against fraud. Prosecutors revealed angry text messages about an April 10, 2019, article titled “eBay CEO Devin Wenig Earns 152 Times That of Employees,” as well as “eBay CEO Says Sellers Can Expect Greater Protections,” from May 31, 2019. Such articles generated reader comments that were highly critical of the company’s leadership and its treatment of smaller sellers, who felt left behind in favor of larger retailers.
From the Steiners’ point of view, not much happened for a few weeks after the graffiti. But on Aug. 8, 2019, they found their inboxes filling up with dozens of e-mail newsletters they hadn’t signed up for, ranging from Heather’s Irritable Bowel Syndrome News and The Satanic Temple to more disturbing fare featuring pornography and bondage. At the same time, a new Twitter account started bombarding Ina Steiner with expletive-laden taunts, she said.
She had occasionally had to deal with inappropriate comments on the website, she said. “If you’ve been on the Internet for a while, you learn that you don’t feed the trolls, don’t respond, don’t encourage them.”
Two days later, the phone rang. It was a taxidermy and animal parts shop in Arizona calling to ask about a purported order for the Steiners of a fetal pig. The Steiners’ delivery address didn’t match the billing address on the credit card used on the order, so the shop called to double check the order. Shaken, the Steiners canceled the order.
“I thought, here we go, from online to the real world,” Ina said. “It was really scary.”
The couple decided to call the Natick police, and an officer arrived at their house to take a report, they said. As the officer was leaving the house, he noticed a package by the front door. While David and the officer continued talking, Ina opened the package in the kitchen. Seeing bits of hair and skin, she screamed. Inside was a mask of a bloody pig face, like the one worn by a crazed killer in the “Saw” horror movie series. The officer added the details to his report.

The Twitter abuse continued to escalate and even more bizarre deliveries arrived, the couple said. One day it was a book for David called “Grief Diaries: Surviving Loss of a Spouse.” Ina said she Googled the return address of another package, and when she discovered the sender was called Carolina Biological Supply Co., she feared they might need to call a hazmat team. A call to the company revealed the package was filled with live spiders and fly larvae; they turned it over to the police.
A few days later, a florist arrived with a sympathy wreath for David. The driver told the Steiners he had come from Central Square in Cambridge and was instructed to leave the $255 wreath by their back door without ringing the bell. Ina snapped a picture, more evidence for the police, and debriefed the delivery man.
“All of these small retailers, they were being weaponized to be used against us,” David said.
On Aug. 15, the campaign took a darker turn. Unbeknownst to the Steiners, a group of Baugh’s employees had flown to Boston, rented two vehicles, and checked into the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, according to federal documents. They initially planned to plant a tracking device on the Steiners’ car. Luckily, the Toyota Rav4 was locked in the garage and the eBay team retreated to the hotel, the documents allege.
But the next day the team returned. David Steiner was up on a ladder installing one of several new security cameras he’d purchased, while Ina handed him tools out of a second-floor window. Suddenly, Ina saw a dark-colored Dodge Caravan driving up their street. “Black van, New York plates,” she told David as the vehicle drove past.
“We felt in danger, we felt like targets,” Ina said.
The van took another pass by the house, as captured by one of the couple’s security cameras. Then, later in the day, David noticed the same van pull out to follow him while he was in his car with a friend.
“I can still feel how every hair on the back of my neck stood up,” David said, as the van followed him for several blocks.
The Steiners called the police again, and this time three cruisers rushed to their house. But they hadn’t been able to take down the entire license plate number of the van, and the police weren’t able to track down the vehicle. As the police milled about, “I just sat on my steps, sweating, feeling my heart pounding,” David said.
“Everything just faded away, it was surreal,” added Ina. “I was terrified.”
Thinking they might be physically attacked, the couple decided to sleep in different rooms. Ina put a laundry cart by her back door with a few baking sheets balanced on top. “We didn’t have a full alarm system,” she said. “This could at least warn us if someone broke in.”
That night, David was awake at about 4:30 a.m., too stressed to sleep. He heard a car slowly driving up the street. A black sedan pulled up in front of their house. David yelled for Ina to call 911 as a man got out of the car and took what looked like a large leather case out of the back seat. David began screaming at the man that he’d called the police.
“We thought he had a gun,” Ina recalled.
Instead, the eBay team had called for a prank pizza delivery at the Steiners’ house, according to federal prosecutors. The delivery man put the pizza boxes on the ground and left, the couple said. The police arrived, but the Steiners couldn’t get back to sleep.
The couple said they felt besieged and trapped in their own home. “You couldn’t shut the feeling of terror off, there’s just no off switch,” David said.
On Aug. 18, David became determined to break out and go to the grocery store. Again, a vehicle, a silver SUV, started following him. He called Ina. “I’m going to take them downtown,” he told her, planning to drive to the Natick Police Department.
The SUV followed at a distance. He pulled over and parked across the street from the police station. As the SUV slowly drove past, he propped Ina’s iPhone up on the steering wheel and photographed the stalkers. “I’m determined to take a picture this time, I just kept hitting the button,” he said.
With a full license plate number in hand from David’s pictures, the Natick police quickly started to unravel the conspiracy. The vehicle tracked back to an eBay contractor who was staying at the Ritz.
eBay’s team knew it was in trouble, according to their own messages obtained later by federal prosecutors. But on Aug. 21, even as a Natick police detective traveled to the Ritz to find the van renter, the stream of threatening tweets against the Steiners continued.
The Steiners cooperated with the investigation, which soon included FBI agents and federal prosecutors. For months, the couple weren’t sure what had really happened or who was behind the abuse, which stopped after a final burst of tweets on Sept. 6, 2019.
“It was a really long winter with the weight of all of this hanging over us,” David said. The couple have remained vigilant to outside threats. Ina no longer goes for long walks by herself and David still has trouble sleeping. The couple maintain a network of security cameras, including one in their car.
In June 2020, federal prosecutors announced criminal charges against six former eBay employees and a contractor. The company apologized to the Steiners, and in a lengthy statement said it had conducted its own investigation that had resulted in terminating all of the employees charged by the government plus communications chief Wymer, who has not been charged.
The investigation also found that former CEO Wenig had made “inappropriate communications” but did not have advance knowledge of the harassment and stalking. Wenig, who was not charged, was allowed to resign in September 2019 with a compensation package worth $57 million; the Steiner scandal was a “consideration” in his departure, the company has said.
Wenig’s lawyers, Martin G. Weinberg and Abbe D. Lowell, said in a statement to the Globe: “An independent investigation confirmed that Devin Wenig had nothing to do with and no knowledge of any of the activities alleged in Mr & Mrs Steiner’s Complaint. Although he is an inviting target as the former CEO, he did not know of, approve, or authorize the conduct and regrets what the Steiners experienced.”
Reading the criminal complaint in June 2020, the Steiners got a view for the first time of what had been going on inside eBay during their torment. “The vitriol towards us, where did it come from?” David asked.
“We didn’t even know these people,” Ina added. “We were helping their customers sell more. That should be a good thing.”
After the Steiners filed their civil lawsuit on July 21, eBay issued a new statement, again apologizing to the couple and saying the company would “do what is fair and appropriate to try to address what the Steiners went through.”
On July 28, one of the defendants in the criminal case, Philip Cooke, the former senior manager of Security Operations for eBay’s Global Security Team, was sentenced to 18 months in prison. It was the first sentencing of anyone involved in the case.
“Sometimes in the past two years, I haven’t been able to recognize myself,” David told the Globe on the day after Cooke was sentenced. “But I woke up feeling great today.”
The civil lawsuit is an attempt to get the fuller story and gain some compensation for the mental toll exacted by the company’s employees, the couple said. They also want to put other corporations on notice.
“The reason we’re suing is we don’t want it to happen to anybody else,” Ina said. “It has to be known what was done to us.”

I bought it new and never used it, and it could be seen in the pictures. It is past the return period and I want to get the Elite version.

$450 + shipping

I have 2 brand new in box MDT Elite chassis. One Black and one FDE.
1350 Shipped, or $2600 for both, shipped.

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Heat should not be an issue with rimfire like it is with centerfire.

I am trying to build a lighter weight precision rimfire for an 8 year old, and I am curious about whether a carbon fiber barrel is the way to go.

I have a LNIB Steiner T6xi 5-30x56 SCR2 reticle in ARC rings. All was new in box mounted then never left the safe. I have the scope box caps, throw levers, sunshade and everything.

found these in the back of my shelf if anyone needs 25cm brass

SOLD

I have a WB-5 arca with spiked feet and the claws and the factory rubber feet. It also has an extended lever. $385 shipped PM with questions and such!!

I had a rifle built with this chassis to shoot nrl hunter and my plans for it have changed so I would like to trade it for a conventional stock to cut some weight.

American Rifle Company Xylo 700 SA chassis with the recoil lug wedge for ARC action (.185”), Differnt thickness of wedges are $25. It’s almost nib with just a few small marks from the safe.

Trade for a Manners/McMillan hunting style stock for 700 SA with Sendero/m24 contour and m5 bottom metal inlet.

I won’t be able to get better pictures until Wednesday but suffice it to say it looks brand new.

For sale
Remington 700 GAP trued/barreled.
Bartlein MTU 1:7@26” threaded 5/8X24
Badger knob
Badger 20MOA rail
Badger lug
Badger M16 extractor done by GAP
6mm Hellfire
Shilen trigger(?)
Approximately 200rnds fired
Lot of components available but not included-Lapua and Berger.
$1700- $1575 No trades. Shipping on buyer. SPF
Available to meet within reason from KC.

Upper: BCM Mk12, has the collar, brake, full top rail, rear sight, gas buster CH, BCM bcg, KAC grip, KAC bipod mount (Upper alone is 2k from BCM)
Lower: BCM lower, a2 stock, geissele SD-E trigger, ergo grip

Painted as shown. I recently picked up a thermal for coyotes and am debating on either waiting for craddock to release their 22 arc MK12 barrel, or getting a dedicated night hunting rig that doesn't weigh 11 pounds pre optic.

Looking for nice bolt guns or AR's (SOA preffered) in 22 arc, 22 creedmoor or possibly 223 AI. Will also consider 204 ruger. 6 arc as well
$1800 plus actual shipping

I have a brand new in box Chaves 229 Redencion Kickstop Tanto with Black PVD Ti lockside and Green Micarta show side. Comes in box with second plain clip. Factory Skull clip is installed. Never used to cut and never carried. M390 blade is factory sharp. Smooth action on bearings. Kickstop flipper is nice and tucks away when opened. This model is now discontinued.

Asking $210 shipped

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