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Cole-Tac Holster For Suppressed 22LR Pistol

I got this today. It's a holster that is more like a chest rig but I found it comfortable to wear a little lower toward the left side of my torso. It's also comfortable, as designed, to be worn close to the chest. It's easy to adjust the straps while wearing it with the pistol enclosed. I give it 6 out of 5 stars.

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SOLD Leupold MK5hd 7-35 CCH Mils in Spuhr 5002 Mount $2000 shipped OBO

Selling a Leupold Mk5HD 7-35 CCH reticle in Mils in a Spuhr SP-5002 mount with a bubble level and scope caps. Asking $2000 shipped to your door OBO. Took as a trade for another scope. Little too heavy for my NRL rig to make weight with so need to go another route. Still functions great. Only trades I would consider are MDT lightweight double pull+cash, lower end optic + cash, or a CZ 457 action + cash. Just want to use it as a Donor action so the cheaper and barer, the better.

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SOLD Athlon Cronus BTR Gen2 4.5-29x56 APRS6 FFP MIL scope - $975

Selling a used Athlon Cronus BTR Gen2 4.5-29x FFP APRS6 MIL scope. Put this on a Vudoo v22 rifle, and only used it for a couple of range trips. A couple of light marks from scope rings, and a couple of light marks on the knobs, see pictures. Glass is flawless. Scope is in good condition, and the sun shade is included. Asking $975 shipped.

Zelle is preferred, but can also take discreet PayPal FF.

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SOLD Sold: Pure precision stock for RH Rem700 SA NIB

Won't get to build with this, just bought a house. Brand new, never had an action in it. SOLD $575 shipped.
Inlet details: Right hand Rem700 and clones, sendero barrel profile, M5 bottom metal

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Accessories Wilson Combat AR-10 .243 ranger barrel *Price drop*

Wilson Combat .243 AR-10 Ranger Barrel
Wilson combat adjustable gas block
Wilson combat 5/8-24 flash hider
Wilson combat carbine gas tube

Has approx 160 rds down the barrel. Was used for a suppressed thermal setup.

Looking to get $225 shipped OBO;
possible trades from 22 Creedmoor reloading items.

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SOLD Gunwerks Elevate 2.0 Bipod

For Sale: Gunweks Elevate 2.0 Bipod
$350 Shipped
- Bought from a gentleman on this forum for $380 a month or so ago. To be honest, I don’t love it. I suppose for a hunter who has time to set up on a shot, its versatility would be wonderful. I just never seem to be that person.
- Quality built and very lightweight carbon construction with a 5” - 19” height range.
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Rimfire Sold

I have a b14r with a benchmark 1.200 straight, comes with what you see as well as 3 10 round magazines. Bought through Bison tactical/chambered by Modacam.
Super smooth, extended SS bolt handle with a area 419 knob,419 30moa rail..
Shoots great
1300 Shipped
Thank you

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Enjoy nature from dawn till dusk with incredible detail!

Robust & Lightweight
A super-strong magnesium alloy chassis provides strength while remaining lightweight, making it one of the most portable large objective spotting scopes in its class.

Built to Endure
The PROMINAR series is built for a lifetime, confidently weathering harsh environments. The unique KR coating on the objective lens repels dirt, moisture, and dust.

Form & Functionality
Designed with a focus on style and sophistication, the scope's unique form not only prioritizes ergonomic comfort but also ensures seamless operation during extended field use.

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The TSN-99 PROMINAR boasts Kowa's flagship dual focus system, providing ultimate control for seamless field use. Quick focus ensures swift subject detailing, while fine focus allows precise adjustments, even with gloves.

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Optics Sold

premier heritage 5-25x56. Gen 2 mil dot reticle. Used but in great condition and everything works/tracks like it should. Also comes with Seekins rings and accuracy 1st bubble level.

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AR9 trigger help.

I built an AR9 some years ago using a quarter circle 10 reciever, barrel, and jp bolt. I couldn’t get my favorite Larue MBT triggers to work so it ended up with a milspec from the spare parts bin.

I have put a few hundred rounds through it and it started to burst fire at the range so I pulled it apart and inspected the trigger but didn’t see any issues. I replaced with another milspec and same thing happened.

I see there are PCC specific triggers, is that because normal AR triggers don’t work? Is there something else I need to look into as to why it keeps burst firing?

I have built a handful of ARs without issue so I don’t believe it’s an assembly problem, but anything is possible.

T1x ACE in Hand - Review - Pictures - Info - Thoughts

So I managed to pick up a T1x ACE, 22lr 20" barrel. A few arrived into New Zealand last week and managed to pick one up.
This was a rifle I was very interested in (along with many others) so thought I'd share my findings, there isn't any good reviews out there, just influencer BS and people reading off the spec sheet.

Barreled action:
It's the same as every other Tikka model; trigger, barrel, bolt, bolt handle (don't even get a free rubber ball!), it's basically just a T1x MTR in a chassis.
I have a much older T1x with the original spring ejector, I never had any issues with mine but I know others did, this rifle is the new version with the fixed ejector.
I don't like that the ejector is just plastic molded into the magwell, not sure if it'll ever wear out or break but seems pretty cheap. I put 150 rounds through it and it ejects and extracts with "authority" so I guess it's not a problem, for now atleast.

I haven't adjusted the trigger yet so it's a little heavy but it breaks just fine, no creep or grittyness, etc.

The action feels nice, not as smooth as my old rifle (to be expected) but it feels nice an snappy, same as all other T1x I guess.
Barrel is same as other T1x models, will see how it shoots in time.

Chassis General:
All screws in chassis are T25 Torx, they provided a T handle wrench which is nice (the only other thing provided in box was 2 QD swivels).

Unfortunately I'm not really a chassis guy so don't have any real chassis to compare it to.
However first impressions are that it's pretty well thought out, has all the features I'd want, including many that I've not seen mentioned anywhere before.

The over all weight of the chassis is 1.641kg (3.6lb) so about .207kg (.450lb) heavier than a KRG Bravo (1.434kg / 3.16lb by my scales).
Although it's a bit heavier than the Bravo it's actually better balanced, which was a nice surprise although it doesn't help balance this rifle out in the end.
The T1x Ace comes with the shorter Mlok forend (0.304kg / .67lb), the longer 7 slot forend will be a little heavier. I guess they didn't use the longer forend as it wouldn't work with 16" barrels, but this model really should've included the longer forend and not even offer a 16" barrel in my opinion.

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Forend:
The Forend is very securely attached. It has 4 screws on the bottom and the two QD cups (not just the screws) go through the forend and give it almost no slop, even with the 4 screws removed. I know people were worried about this, time will tell if it's good or bad but initial thoughts are it's well thought out.

There is a lot of real estate on the inside of the forend for additional weight, Tikka say weights will be available that fit in the Mlok slots, they are 200g (about .4lb) each, so the 7 slot forend will be able to fit 1.4kg (3lb) of weight which is a lot. However they should just offer a steel forend (since they are swappable) could probably get it to weight around 2.5kg (5.5lb) and still keep the Mlok slots available for more weight.
I doubt this would ever be offered, but could be an aftermarket option.

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Butt Stock:
The butt seems reasonably well thought out, cheek piece is only height adjsutable with no obvious way to modify it to have any other adjsutment.

The butt itself is fully adjustable; height, cant, and twist? (no idea why this is an option).
Initial reviews suggested there was no cant adjustment which is not true, there 100% is cant adjsutment.

The LOP is adjustable via spacers, not many are included which is odd, also no other length of screw is provided, so if you remove the two spacers the screws stick out and you loose the tilt adjustment (which I'm sure will no upset anyone). Removing the spacers was kind of annoying, was easiest done by removing the entire butt (which is loosened by a single screw in middle of butt pad).

The bag rider hook thingy is attached via Mlok, a proper bag rider accessory is meant to be available at some stage, but as standard it's fine to shoot with.

Chassis center section:
The pistol grip is plastic and feels kinda horrible, I decent grip would be a nice improvement.
It is adjustable forward and backward, doesn't really seem to have any cant available.

The thumb shelf is simple but seems to work ok.

The replaceable mag well is probably the most interesting thing about the entire rifle.
You need to remove the pistol grip and the action screws to get the mag well off, it's a little snug but pulls off easily.
The barricade stop is actually aluminum and separate to the magwell, it slots into the main aluminum "back bone" so isn't reliant on the plastic magwell for strength.

I do like the ability to change the magwell, for centrefire I much prefer CTR magazines over AICS but the ability to have both options (when/if AICS is an option) is nice.
If Tikka ends up offering a XM (medium 3.2" COAL) AICS option it could make this chassis a really sweet option for running short mag cartridges for comp use, for hunting you'll be able to use the normal Tikka mags obviously.

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Overview:
When first released my initial thoughts about this rifle was that it was a bit of an afterthought, it's like they designed the chassis 80% for PRS in the T3x Ace Target, 20% for NRL Hunter with the T3x Ace Game, and then thought well just make a T1x mag well and chuck our standard barreled action in it and call it the T1x Ace Target, as opposed to T1x Ace Game which is really what it is.

I thought there is zero chance this thing will be close to a PRS/NRL balance with that pencil thin barrel.... and well, yeah, I was 100% right.
If you buy the longer forend and load it up with as many weights as possible, put on a light weight scope, bipod, tuner/suppressor it MIGHT balance ok, but this rifle needed a heavier weight barrel.

I put my other T1x barreled action into the chassis and it balances just (as in barely) in front of the barricade stop, that's with a 25.5" medium plama (ish) barrel which weighs almost 2x (1.030kg vs 1.980kg).
Unfortunately due to the way the T1x action made you are limited on how fat of a barrel can be installed. 23.5mm (.92") is the fattest straight taper you could go.

Messing around adding weight to balance to rifle, I concluded a .92" straight taper 24" barrel would be needed to get it balanced ok.
Companies don't seem keen to offer super long factory barrels but I think a 22" or 24" option would still appeal to the "uninformed" buyers out there. If they offered this rifle with the longer forend and a 22"+ straight taper barrel then I think it would actually be a sweet option.
As it stands it definitely leaves a lot on the table.

The balance point with no weights added....

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Final rambling thoughts:
Should you buy this rifle? Maybe, if you have a bunch of T1x accessories already then it may make a good addition.
However for the cost you could buy a 20" MTR and and MDT ACC Premier, which I'm guessing is probably the better chassis.
For people in Europe this rifle might make a lot more sense, but even in NZ an MTR + ACC Premier would be similar price to this rilfe.
If the rifle came with a heavier profile barrel for the same price, I'd say it was worth it, but otherwise I'm not so sure.

The interchangeable magwell and forends do offer the potential for this chassis to give some real flexibility, more so in centrefire but even in the T1x a steel forend for PRS and a light weight one for hunting/4 position shooting is a nice option to have.

Although it's not at all balanced (for PRS/NRL) the rifle doesn't feel heavy to carry around, so I'll probably do some small game/varmint shooting with it too.

Jasmine Crockett

This bitch is an embarrassment to the State of Texas. She keeps railing against Trump and Musk yet doesn't she realize all the investment and jobs Musk has created in our state? I'm no fan of EV's but if you're ever in Austin, drive down the 130 toll road and you'll pass the Tesla factory it's like 4,000,000 sq. ft.
Then there's Space X just up the road from me in McGregor where they develop the propulsion systems. Then the Space X port in Brownsville. I recently heard a rumor that he is also supposed to move X's HQ to Bastrop from Commiefornia.
Isn't this bitch supposed to be representing the people of Texas?
And don't even get me started on that waste of oxygen Al Green. I loved when he got kicked out of Trump's joint address to Congress!

Optics one last part on your clone SR25/M110

Hey guys I been toying around with a clone SR25/M110 and other toys are taking priority. i have a great shape AN/PSQ-23 STORM NO its not stollen bought off a reputable hide member and its sat in safe for years gathering parts for my build. Yes i know its huge and out dated, ok ok they are solid units dont be a puss get in the gym or dont park your ass on the other mountain laze the tango at 10000K and watch it tip over. Everything works as it should. I would prefer a trade cash deal Im a sucker for shorty 308s possibly 300blk or 8.6blk bolt system ,maybe a hight speed custom 9mm.$ 7500 cash shipped. I can add cash or have other cool guy stuff to trade as well for the correct set-up. Shoot me your cell and ill get some pics Have a good one

Josh