FS two sets of dies. Decided to go in a different direction.

RMR GrendARC dies sized and loaded about 50 rounds with them. $230 shipped to lower 48.

Whidden 22 ARC dies brand new never used $230 shipped to lower 48.

I also have a brand new Rubber City Armory Grendel bolt I will be listing soon

Been waiting a while for this one:

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What are the current accuracy expectations from a custom rifle group-wise at
50 Yards
100 yards
200 yards
Anything past would be great but we know the wind will play a huge role past 200.

This is a semi-continuation from my original thread here.

I load 99% of my precision rifle ammo on an automated Dillon. The consistency is on par with anything I've loaded on my Zero, Nexus, Co-Ax, etc. I would argue that when the (automated) Dillon is properly dialed in, it's probably more precise since the shellplate movement and shellplate/ram pressure is always the same. The following will work whether you're automated or not. It should work on ANY Dillon setup (550, 750, 1100, etc).

This post is to show how to get started with loading high BC, long (in length) rifle bullets.

FWIW, I compete primarily in 6mm, 6.5, and 25 cal setups. If you're asking if this will work in XYZ caliber, I won't know, sorry.

First, I have since moved away from the Double Alpha setup. While it worked well, it was not consistent. I could load 300 rounds perfectly one day, then struggle to drop 100 bullets for a local match a few weeks later.

The Dillon Precision Bulletfeeder is by far the BEST bulletfeeder I have ever come across on the consumer side. When they say that it has never delivered an upsidedown bullet, I believe it. This thing just WORKS. I have evaluated it since the pre release. Loading approximately 3000 rounds since.

Things you will need:

• Dillon Precision Bulletfeeder with 308 conversion (part # 91109)
• Lee Precision Inline Bullet Die 26 cal (works with 25 and 6.5 - part # 92012)
• Lee Precision Inline Bullet Die 24 cal (works with 6mm - part # 92026)
• Some type of bushing (I made one myself in the video below and I'm happy to sell it for a nominal cost - works with all calibers above).

You may be asking, why do I need a bushing? Well, because the bullets will get trapped in the dropper assembly if you don't.

Things to note: the 308 (or any Dillon bullet die does NOT work for the above calibers). I have the 9mm, 223, and 308 kit, the dies don't work for these purposes (too big or too small). If you want to load traditional 9mm, 223, and 308, it works out of the box so ignore this thread.

1. Assemble the entire Dillon Bulletfeeder kit with the long rifle case feeder plate. Adjust as necessary to get the bullets to drop tip up.
2. Insert the bushing into the 30 cal bullet drop assembly.
3. Press fit into the top of the Lee die.
4. Finger tight the Dillon bullet drop assembly.

I'll try to edit this post as much as needed.

Let me know if you guys have any questions!

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Sheridan, WY – May 28th, 2025. In the summer of 2023, Weatherby introduced the Model 307™ action. This new action was designed to complement the historic Mark V® and Vanguard® lineups by offering a new platform that was value-rich, innovative, and could accommodate a wide variety of after-market accessories. Since the launch of Model 307, Weatherby has released several rifle models, but today they released the Alpine ST, which features a carbon fiber stock and spiral fluted barrel for just $1,999.

Model 307 Alpine ST MSRP $1,999


About the Model 307 Action

The Model 307 is a 2-lug design equipped with an M-16 style extractor for smooth and reliable cycling. The bolt has a unique tool-less disassembly feature that makes it easy to break down for cleaning and field maintenance. The action’s cylindrical design accommodates Stiller/Savage® scope mounts and is threaded for 8-40 screws. The action's footprint is compatible with Rem® 700 aftermarket parts.


Peak 44 Bastion Stock

The Peak 44 Bastion was built out of necessity and engineered to be the lightest and strongest vertical grip carbon fiber stock on the market. Weighing in at just 24 oz, the Bastion utilizes aerospace materials that have incredible strength-to-weight ratios. The forend features dual sling studs to allow the shooter multiple options when deciding on accessories. This upgraded stock allows shooters to comfortably and accurately shoot from all positions at the range and in the field.


Spiral Fluted Barrel and Bolt

Both the barrel and bolt of the Alpine ST are spiral-fluted to reduce weight, improve heat dissipation, and give the rifle a great look.


Shorter Barrel Lengths

The Alpine ST line features shorter barrels on Weatherby Magnum Calibers. Most barrels will be 2” shorter than traditional offerings (excluding 6.5-300).


TriggerTech Trigger

TriggerTech’s trigger provides a true zero-creep break and is externally adjustable down to 2.5 lbs. Precision-cut stainless steel components ensure consistent trigger pulls from shot to shot in a safe, reliable, and corrosion-resistant package.


Accubrake ST™

The Alpine ST comes with a radial muzzle brake engineered to reduce felt recoil by up to 53%. All models are conveniently threaded with 1/2x28 threads.

14 Chamberings Available

Available in standard short and long actions, the Alpine ST offers some of Weatherby’s historic magnum cartridges but is also available in some of the most popular cartridges on the market.

Short Action: 6.5 CM, 22 CM, 25 CM, 6.5 PRC, 308 Win,

Long Action: 257 WBY, 6.5 WBY RPM, 6.5-300 WBY, 280 AI, 7mm PRC, 7mm BC, 300 Win, 300 PRC, 300 WBY


Made in Sheridan, WY
All Model 307 rifles are built at Weatherby’s headquarters in Sheridan, Wy.


Learn More at www.Weatherby.com


Okay Ad Lib Time,

We had a 307 for a while where and these are great rifles, and in 65CM they have a magazine, so you can use it as production rifle.


I put a APA Micro on it and make you can really control this rifle. Chris was doing a bunch of off hand, no support but a sling work with it, and things were great all around with this rifle

Hello everyone. I've been retired from the Army since 2013. I started out at Fort Benning, GA in the summer of 1986, 11B Light Infantry. I served 4 years on active duty, then hung up my boots. I had the privilege of attending a 4 week "Marksmanship Sniper Course" at Fort Campbell, KY in 1987. We were trained on the Vietnam era M21 rifles with the Leatherwood ART 1 scopes. This was my first exposure to long range shooting. I fell in love with the M21 sniper system AND long range marksmanship. After a nearly 7 year break in service, I re-enlisted in the Army and served another 16 years in the Light Infantry, with one tour to Afghanistan. I've been shooting since I was 12 years old. I shot high power rifle competition in the early 2000's for a few years with a match grade Rock River AR15. I shot at the National Matches at Camp Perry in 2005. Due to many factors outside of my control (Army life got real busy after 911), I stopped competing after my trip to Camp Perry. I've been reloading since 1990. I finally bought by first "precision" rifle about 2 months ago, a Savage Axis II Precision in 6.5 Creedmoor. My competition days are over, but I enjoy shooting and reloading as a hobby. I've read a bunch of good threads on this forum and decided to become a member.

Nikon Black FX-1000 4-16x50 FFP in MOA. Scope is in good shape. Some small marks on the parallax and windage turret. Glass is in great shape. Only selling because im switching everything over to mils. Comes with sunshade.

Asking $450 $400 shipped

Paypal ff or venmo only.

Please PM only

Sierra 142 MatchKings, part number 1742c. 900 bullets total. One new 500 pack and one that I used 100 out of. $425 shipped PP F&F, Venmo, or Zelle. Thanks.

Had LRI build this a few years back. Mounted a Zeiss 6-36 on it, did some load development on it, then never shot it again. The barrel's a stainless cut rifled K&P, and the actions a stainless 700. They blueprinted the action, timed the bolt handle, installed dual ejectors, M16 style extractor, and enlarged the scope base holes to 8-40. The trigger's a single stage Triggertech special set at around 1lbs. It has a steel 20moa base on it along with an Erik Cortina precision bolt shroud. Had the local cerakoter coat the entire gun. I then bought a custom HS Precision stock, and had a reputable smith glass bed it.
While working up a load, I used Alpha brass, federal srp's, Varget and Berger's 140 grain hybrids, it would never shoot over .75" no matter what charge weight went in. The load it liked was 37.3 grains. When I found that, I then moved on to the other guns in my fleet and kind of never came back to it. It has around 250 rnds through the pipe. To shoot this I took it off the wall, put in a hard case, took it to the bench, back in the hard case, and back on the wall and that's how it lived.
Now the possible 'con'; I feel personally, the gun feeds better with the blind magazine box seated tight in the receiver rather than just hangin out, which it does. The smith that bedded it told me this is how they were made, with some play in them. Your mileage may vary. And lastly, when the receiver was being faced to true it up, they took a little more off the receiver than normal, which makes the recoil lug sit about 7 thou further back in the stock than factory, so if you want to switch stocks on this rifle, you'll have to shave a tad off of the rear wall of the receiver pocket to make it fit. Shouldn't be a big deal for someone that screws with guns a lot.

I have 3000 dollars in this rifle. Asking 2000 plus shipping, no trades. (rifle & base only, the scope and rings arent for sale)

I bought the barrel new from EuroOptic, but I've never used it or installed it. The retail price was $1022, and I'm asking $800. Shipping and insurance included.

Saw this treatment on the news tonight. Thought might be of interest to some of yall

Delta Javelin 4.5-30x56 FFP Optically and mechanically it is in excellent shape. If you try hard, you can kinda see where it was clamped into the Area 419 mount.
In terms of performance, it is somewhat similar to Ares ETR in terms of optical and mechanical performance, maybe a hair better, but that could be due to sample variation. The turrets are a bit taller and easy to grasp and to read. The reticle is different. This one has SMR-1 reticle, which stands for Scandinavian Match Reticle.
I am just selling the scope, not the mount. It does come with the metal flip-up caps.

$800 shipped within CONUS.

Switching actions, had this barrel ready for next season.

24” 1.25 1:7.5 hawk hill barrel (one if their last blanks)
6gt alpha reamer, std freebore
Cut by Third Wings in TX, his current barrel with this reamer shoots in the .3’s
Cerakote armory black
Threaded 5/8s

Price: $675 shipped/insured

Accept Zelle, Venmo, cashapp, PayPal G&S (+fee)

I already have an Accuracy International AT, which I converted into a PRS competition rifle. But now I want to buy or build a new bolt action rifle (Military style appearance）. I checked Sako， Mrad， they are all overpriced. Can anyone give me some advice? My budget is in 2500$, NOT including scope.

Eotech Vudu 1-10 with the SR-5 reticle. Reptilia 1.5” mount with rmr piggyback. Glass is clean. It comes with 100 concepts scope caps. I got it on a trade and have no use for it. No box. $1200 with Mount. $1000 without. Will trade towards a 3-18, 5-25, ect scope. Make me an offer.

Can Call, FaceTime, and send as many pictures as needed.

When she gets expelled
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Insite Arms Heathen 30 caliber muzzle brake, .885 diameter and 5/8x24 threads. It is in excellent condition having been used for approximately 10 rounds.

Sold!
Reduced to $75.00 $85.00 shipped via U.S.P.S. Priority Mail.

$35 for all of them shipped to you USPS Priority. The Columbia's are "Medium" the Rail Rider and Simms Shirt are "Large"

Nothing wrong with them, I just have my favorites and these don't get worn. It's $17 to ship USPS priority so I'm firm at $35 for all of them. PayPal only please.

Bought this package used, never got time to shoot it. Borescope is clean, was stated 300rds when I bought it. Turn-key setup to get into bolt 223. Can FaceTime with buyer if desired.

Preferred barrel blanks 22” 223 Wylde 1:7” M24 contour 300rds
(2) MDT 10rd mags
(1) Zermatt 223 BH

Price: $650 shipped/insured

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I have a like-new Harrell's Precision Premium Powder Measure and the Harrell's 10 1/2 inch aluminum stand. Two drop tubes and instruction sheet included. This measure is approximately a year old and has been used very little.



Sold!
$300.00 shipped via U.S.P.S. Priority Mail

Hey guys what is the purpose of this hole? Looks like an attachment for sling but can't find info anywhere.

Never shot with or put in a mount! Optic is flawless

$2400 shipped

As a former corporate finance guy I'm seeing a lot of this already - a big wave is on the horizon...

Dario Amodei — CEO of Anthropic, one of the world's most powerful creators of artificial intelligence — has a blunt, scary warning for the U.S. government and all of us:

• AI could wipe out half of all entry-level white-collar jobs — and spike unemployment to 10-20% in the next one to five years, Amodei told us in an interview from his San Francisco office.
• Amodei said AI companies and government need to stop "sugar-coating" what's coming: the possible mass elimination of jobs across technology, finance, law, consulting and other white-collar professions, especially entry-level gigs.

Why it matters: Amodei, 42, who's building the very technology he predicts could reorder society overnight, said he's speaking out in hopes of jarring government and fellow AI companies into preparing — and protecting — the nation.

Few are paying attention. Lawmakers don't get it or don't believe it. CEOs are afraid to talk about it. Many workers won't realize the risks posed by the possible job apocalypse — until after it hits.

• "Most of them are unaware that this is about to happen," Amodei told us. "It sounds crazy, and people just don't believe it."

The big picture: President Trump has been quiet on the job risks from AI. But Steve Bannon — a top official in Trump's first term, whose "War Room" is one of the most powerful MAGA podcasts — says AI job-killing, which gets virtually no attention now, will be a major issue in the 2028 presidential campaign.

• "I don't think anyone is taking into consideration how administrative, managerial and tech jobs for people under 30 — entry-level jobs that are so important in your 20s — are going to be eviscerated," Bannon told us.

Amodei — who had just rolled out the latest versions of his own AI, which can code at near-human levels — said the technology holds unimaginable possibilities to unleash mass good and bad at scale:

• "Cancer is cured, the economy grows at 10% a year, the budget is balanced — and 20% of people don't have jobs." That's one very possible scenario rattling in his mind as AI power expands exponentially.

The backstory: Amodei agreed to go on the record with a deep concern that other leading AI executives have told us privately. Even those who are optimistic AI will unleash unthinkable cures and unimaginable economic growth fear dangerous short-term pain — and a possible job bloodbath during Trump's term.

Full Article Here - https://www.axios.com/2025/05/28/ai-jobs-white-collar-unemployment-anthropic?

Getting out of shooting for a while, all items below are available, prices are shipped.

1. Garmin Xero Chronograph $500 shipped
2. Kestrel 5700 Elite, used condition. $550 Shipped
3. Leica 2800.com bluetooth LRF. $425 Shipped in case
4. Area 419 Gen 2 Railchanger X w/ clamp $140 shipped
5. Nightforce 34mm 1.44" magmount 0MOA A162 $160 shipped

Payment via PayPal F&F, Venmo F&F, or Zelle.

Like new, Sunrise Tactical Padded Bino Cover they did in custom Ranger Green with Coyote Trim. Meant for Swaro SLC 15x56’s but could go up or down probably.

$45.00 TYD USPS Priority. PayPal friends and family with no note or add 4% for fees.