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SOLD 22 creedmoor

22 creedmoor rifle for sale
18” omr carbon fiber 1/8 barrel had it as a 223 wylde then reamed to 22 creed bc I never shot it, roughly 180 rounds thru the barrel.
Kelblys atlas lite with 20 moa rail
Bix n Andy Dakota trigger
Grayboe Phoenix 2 in black multicam with m5 bottom metal that’s cerakoted green to match.
Have a leupold mark 5hd 5-25 mil and Hawkins rings I’ll throw in for another 1500$
2600$ shipped to your ffl for rifle
4100$ for rifle and scope

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AR hunting LVPO

I'm looking for a 1-8 or preferably 1-10 illumated reticle scope for a 9" 450 bushmaster AR... right now I'm running a Leupold VX6 1-6 with the firedot reticle but I'd like more magnification.
I do want a daylight bright illuminated reticle like red dot bright.
Kind of thinking about an NX8 1-8 or maybe Credo 1-10 but I haven't seen either 1st hand to compare illumination or glass quality. Anyone have any experience with these two, especially side by side comparison? Or am I missing any other options in that same price range with super bright illumination?
Ive got discount certs for Apex, Athlon, Burris, Zeiss, and Vortex that I could use if it's a good option and keeps me in that price range or lower.
I really dont want to spend Gen 3 razor or ATACR money, I mean there's really nothing wrong with the VX6 I'm running now, Id just like more magnification than 6x

Optics Thermal Binoculars... ATN 2-8

If you are hunting coyote or anything at night, this is what you want...

Thermal scopes are great for shooting, not so much for scanning. Typically in a night hunt, you spend hours scanning for game and just a few second mounted on the gun. Having just one eye in use is a recipe for eye fatigue. Using binox to scan and NV to shoot, you can easily spot the target as it comes in and use the NV to identify and validate what you are seeing. This set has about 20 hours on it and runs strong. It has been invaluable both for hog hunting and finding lost animals at night. Has laser range finder and is a 384x288 chipset. Has Bluetooth so you can stream the image to a tablet for better view. Wifi capable. Memory card for recording images and video included...

$2350 shipped and insured to the lower 48. $2300 for local pickup in NC...

https://www.atncorp.com/thermal-binoculars-binox-4t-384-2-8x
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Firearms Q Fix 308/ EOTECH Vudu 5-25**PRICE DROP**

Hello all,
Selling my Q Fix chambered in 308(176 rounds through it) paired with my EOTECH Vudu 5-25. The Fix sits on an Atlas bipod and has the big butt pad and Q-sert sling mount. $3750 for everything.

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Basic Reloading/Round Workup Direction

Just starting to reload my own bullets. After some newbie bumps and bruises, I'm finally getting into a groove preparing my brass so that they are all consistent. Now I need to make a load for my rifle. 6.5 Creedmoor, Outlier 26" barrel.

What is my goal of working up different rounds? Say I have 50 rounds worked up, 5 shots with each charge, I go out and shoot and chronograph them, am I only concerned about ES and SD to begin with, or do you factor in where they are hitting on the target as well? For example, if I have a load that produces a 9FPS ES and 4 FPS SD, but shoots 1.4 MOA at 100 yards and another load that shoots 20 FPS ES and 10 SD but shoots .4 MOA, which one do I work with? Do I go with the best SD and then start playing with seating depth?

Any advice on the process would be appreciated