matrix rh r700 long action.
$900 shipped

I'm looking for a flow thru can that can handle full rifle rounds up to 35 caliber. As little back pressure as possible. Huxwrx Flow Range 36 Ti?

Have a like new manners TCS

$1,250 shipped.

For sale is a like new Leupold MK4HD in 6-24x52 PR2-Mil, I bought this for my son to shoot rimfire but only shot a few times. Asking $1,000 shipped and if you would like to add the Area 419 (High 32MM) rings please add $150.

S&B pmII 5-25x56. Tremor 2 reticle. RAL8000. MTC double turn counter clock wise locking turrets. Mil/Mil. Can see krylon paint residue slightly in places. ****SOLD**** shipped.

ARC M-Brace rings 35mm: $100

flatline ops scope level 35mm: $75

wiebad cheek riser for solus cheek piece but fits several types: $35

Price is shipped pp f&f, venmo, cashapp, etc

When proper Headspace gauges are not available, this is a pretty widely used method of spitballing a sorta-close headspace. It has been used for a long time and is considered a rough cheat code to make sure the HS is in the right zip code.

My concern recently is that we have been seeing ammo quality (consistency specifically ) being all over the place. Seemingly in the last 20yrs it has gotten worse instead of better. Maybe because of 2 or 3 back to back ME wars and the producers not taking time to PM their machines and double check QC processes as much. (?)

Anyway . . . . . . . my point is that I have a literal pile of factory ammo that won't go into correctly headspaced factory chambers.

The worst offender is Hornady but I have a few Federal, Win and even Sig.
These rounds look perfect visually but are too long on the shoulder datum -> headstamp dimension. We have also seen a few that are too short on the opposite of that dimensional spectrum to the point they are inducing ignition problems.

I don't think using such a round with tape on the rear to "set" or check headspace would be "dangerous" but if the sample cartridge was out of spec, it could cause excessive brass stretch.
It could even cause the phone to ring at shops like Wade's to bitch about an out of spec chamber that is actually in spec.

@spife7980 I'm not arguing or trying to bust your chops. Just sharing my personal thoughts based on personal concerns and experience, neither of which proves I'm right. So this post is simply meant as food for thought and a "rumble strip" warning to proceed cautiously for the novices.

Brand new Geissele super duty upper complete. Mod 1 14.5 pin and welded. Mk 16 rail. Airborne charging handle. Nano bolt carrier group. 1150 shipped.

Built an impact precision on a stuteville prefit barrel. Likely it's good to go - would like to check it first anyway.

Searched 7-8 different sites.. all backordered for a headspace gauge.

Is there any retailer who has one?

FN509 magazines, 15 rounders, like new.
40$ each
250$ for all of them

BLUF: Does anyone run Hellfires on lightweight gas guns? I see them all the time on heavy bolt guns. I'm trying to figure out if my use case is appropriate.

I've just picked up my first suppressor (B&T Print-XH) and so I need to switch my muzzle devices over to something compatible and have to pick a brake. I mostly compete in Run N Gun matches where length and weight are critical. I'm a high performer and frequently place on the podium, so I spend more time than some folks optimizing gear.

I expect to run about 80% unsuppressed so my primary criteria is brake performance, not as a suppressor host. Cans are heavy & hot and both of those are disadvantages in a RnG match when you have to run 5-10 miles with the risk of burning your leg carrying a slung rifle with a blazing hot can after a 45 round stage. However, I still want to be able to attach a suppressor on occasion for night matches, etc. I need to outfit 5 rifles. I was originally gonna go with Rearden SPB muzzle brakes and a Wolfpack Low Profile HUB Adapter (lightweight, minimum OAL) and call it a day, but the Hellfire system has caught my eye.

Performance: Hellfire wins, but only slightly
I believe that the Hellfire will stabilize the muzzle better under recoil with less dot movement and allow faster follow up shots. (Based on my experience having shot a 5.56 with SPB and a 6ARC with 3 Port hellfire on them and the 6arc was smoother). On the other hand, the extra weight hanging off the muzzle will absolutely slow down the swing on transitions. Those of you who don't compete may scoff at this, but stages are won and lost by tenths of a second, so these small factors do matter.

Resilience/Durability: I think it's a tie
Any plan B muzzle device has exposed threads that can be damaged and RnG matches are brutal on gear. Whereas there are no exposed threads on Hellfire. But with a Hellfire system and suppressor, there's no sacrificial baffle to protect the can to take some of the abuse to the can with a short barrel (which is where the majority of my usage will be). So I think these factors balance out.

Price: Hellfire wins
The difference here isn't enough to sway me 1 way or the other, so it's a moot point, but just to be thorough.... It would be $300 for Hellfire (I would buy a 2 Port Hellfire + 4x universal adapters). It would be $400 for Plan B (5x Rearden SPB). I only plan on buying 1 Hellfire brake, at least to start, since it's so easy to swap the brake from rifle to rifle - basically QD.

Length and Weight: Plan B wins
The Hellfire 2 port brake is 2.5x heavier (4.1 oz compared to 1.7 oz) and 0.6" longer than an SPB.

Thoughts?

They gonna unfuck the junk trigger on the Gen 5?

I was doing some tinkering around with my Rem 700 in 7-300 win mag earlier today with bullet measurements. The smith who built the rifle didn't really throat it properly unfortunately. On the flip side of that, its also probably the best shooting rifle I've ever owned. When I had it built 10 years ago, my plan was to shoot the 162 amax from the 28" Bartlein 9 twist. There were no really good high bc bullets other than the 168/180 bergers back then. Anyway, the 162 amax hit the lands at around 3.450" which is very short, and the bullet is seated way down in the case. I shot them for 7 years or so before finally switching to the 180g ELDMs. These hit the lands around 3.5" But again, these are seated very very deep in the case. The dreaded "donut" got me thinking well just how far out do these 180s need to be seated to not be in that area? I haven't experienced donut issue yet from the Nosler brass that's been fired about 10x, but just got me curiois anyway. From my crude measurements I'm coming up with around 3.750" which is a tad bit longer than you can fit, feed, and function through the factory mag. I'm well aware of Wyatts extended box mags as I had to have one for my 338 EDGE/300g SMK build years ago. I think that allowed me to get to 3.8" or so. I'm just wondering if that is the most cost effective way to get a longer COAL? I have a McMillan A5 stock, but it's just inletted for the standard BDL bottom metal. Would it be worth it to convert to M5 AICS mag setup? Can a guy install the Wyatts mag box himself? The M5 detach mag set ups are pretty spendy from my limited research. Could I have a smith go in and just ream out the throat to the new desired length? And if so, could that potentially be a risk on ruining how it shoots?Here is a couple pictures to represent what I'm talking about with the bullet lengths.

MDT Ckye Pod Triple Pull Gen 2. Good condition, no issue. Pod knobs.
$800.00 obo tyd conus
Trade for LH Impact 737 action +cash

Selling my March Shorty Gen II 1-10 with Dual Focal Plane Reticle (DR-TR1F). Has the Shuriken locking turrets. Comes in a Spuhr 4616 Mount. Only used for two matches. Great shape. However, I did lose the factory throw lever so it is not included. MDT Level not included.

Only selling to get the ZCO 210.

Asking 2700 shipped with the Spuhr mount. Paypal f&f preferred.

I will upload more images soon.

Looking to trade or sell my zco 420 mpct1 15 mil locking with new 1.54 0 moa Badger condition 1 max mount. Scope has 1 ding on the objective but is very clean otherwise.

$3,300 shipped con US OR trade for 6 ARC gas gun.

Looking to sell or trade my Gen 3 atx. Rifle will come with 26” AINA 6 creed barrel with approximately 400 rounds on it, flat trigger shoe, folding hinge, 20 moa rail for forend, internal weight kit, and MK machining grip.

RIFLE ONLY $4,500 shipped con US OR partial trade for 16” 6 ARC gas gun and cash on your end

Like new manners night stalker, back in black colorway, includes EFR, OTM DBM, and action screws.

$1550 shipped UPS 2 day air

Paypal FF, Venmo FF, Zelle.

I have 2 500ct boxes 105 hybrids same lot number and sealed $450 shipped for the pair.

Cheers,

Sirhr

Selling some items I have left over:

MDT metal 10rd .223 mag $50 shipped (please follow all local laws)

Berger 135 hybrids 100ct $55 shipped

$100 shipped for both

Maybe fixing to get a big wave on West Coast .

I received an email tonight about a 30% off a Supporter subscription. No mention of new members only.

I tried to gift myself a subscription, but it creates an error.

Anyway to apply this to existing Supporters? Looks like the coupon is good for 30% off for 3 months.

No big deal either way, but I’m always happy to save a few bucks.

@Lowlight

Have 500 count 6mm 70gr blitzkings for sale. Have multiple boxes for sale.

$150 per 500 shipped.