Have 2 bricks same lot $375 shipped.

In need of a Spuhr SP-4004 Scope Mount.

Cash in Hand.

$300 shipped for 379 pcs new/21pcs once fired (400 total) 25Gt alpha brass

I got my hands on one of the Troy Industries upper receivers they created for the M110 replacement solicitation. It fits my SR25 lower perfectly. I also randomly have a SR25 URX4 15" rail sitting around. I have been pondering ordering a 16" Bartlein 6.5 Creedmoor barrel from Craddock Precision. I have a Bartlein on a 6.5 bolt gun that shoots lights out. I have no experience with Craddock Precision.

I am looking for the Hide's thoughts on Craddock Precision and if we think the juice is worth the squeeze on Bartlein gas gun barrels.

500 pk. Unopened. $140 shipped.

Seekins DMR 6arc 22” with 900 rounds on it. Consistent .5-.75 moa with multiple projectiles.

Parts that aren’t factory are jp bolt head (plus factory bolt as well) radian ambi charging handle, xlr grip, PVA muzzle break.

Comes with 2 26 round and 3 20 round Duramags, hornady dies, and 250+ peices of brass (maybe more if I find them). $1600 plus ride.

And I can include a krg arca rail and burris xtr3 3-18 for additional to make it turn key if you want.

Manners TCS (Rem700 Short action) in like new condition. Never ran in a match. Put on my BA and fired 20 rounds from barricade in my backyard. Really wanted to run this but couldn't get comfortable after using my current setup for the last 4 years. $1450 shipped to lower 48, can quote other states/territories. This is for the Manners TCS stock (with mini chassis and integrated rail) only. Nothing else in photo included.

My other listings:

500 115gr DTAC Blems

Bix'N Andy TacSport Single Stage Trigger with Flat Shoe

Hawkins Tank 6mm Brake

Minox MD 80 ZR with Reticle

Great condition, about 6 months old Leupold Mark 5HD 5-25x56 with TMR Mail reticle. Includes shade and caps as received new.

$1425 shipped.

Like new 35MM 1.10 height Area 419 Match scope rings. Includes area 419 level

$175 shipped

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Selling 400 pieces of Alpha OCD dasher brass
200 fired once
200 fired twice
$300 shipped to your door
Pics coming tonight

Until recently, my goto stripped upper receiver was the BCM blems. A while back, I ordered half a dozen of them. They all worked fine for various rigs and provided a good thermal fit. When I ran out, I ordered 3 more.

Of those 3, two were unusable. One was so tight that I couldn't even get the lapping jig in, much less the barrel, even with liberal use of a torch. Once I got things together, it shot like crap. Gotta imagine there was a whole lot of stress.

On the other, the charging handle, no matter which I used, kept reciprocating.

So, what else is being used to get a good thermal fit?

Got an almost new RIX Storm 6 for sale. Very nice scope I’m just ready to been upgrade to something with ocular zoom and LRF. Only been hunger 3/4 times.

Comes in box, and I’ll throw in some extra 18650s.

2300 Firm.

Curious to see if anyone has the weight of a factory 6.5cm 24in tikka CTR barrel.

Looking for real world input/experience. I am going to buy 2 suppressors from TBAC. I am going to run the SR brake on 5 bolt rifles and swap the 2 suppressors between the 5.

I am torn between a combination of Magnus S, Magnus S RR, Magnus, and Magnus RR.

Looking for experience regarding whether the RR is worth the length and cost in terms of recoil reduction vs the non RR and if the noise increase on the RR negates the suppression

99% Condition without box. Small blem on top front ring but fully functional. Spuhr SP-5002 1.5" Height 0 MOA Scope mount w/ optional ACI & mount. Originally cost $710 plus shipping new.

$355 Scope mount only.

$155 ACI+ACI mount only.

Package: $455


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I thought you guys might like this one. This rifle has a lot of historical value to the Marine Sniper program. This is likely the earliest Marine Sniper rifle that still exists.

If you are not aware, the first "official" US sniper rifle was the M1908 Warner Swasey. It was adopted in 1908 by Army Ordnance and was made by Springfield Armory starting later that year. The first production run of rifles, past a couple test rifles, were in the 352xxx and 353xxx serial range.

Basically, the whole premise of the Marine Sniper program started when the Marines decided to buy a handful of these first Army sniper rifles in 1909. This is the first time the Marines had tested an "official Sniper rifle" and from this ground work, it lead to the official Sniper program in 1917.

A neat point about this rifle. This is likely not only the earliest Marine Sniper rifle known, but it's also from the very first block of official Army sniper rifles produced. So it really served as the beginning of the sniper program for both branches.

Originally, the mounts for the Warner Swasey sights were staked on the inside of the receiver by Springfield Armory. Once the Warner Swasey sights became outdated, it was common in the era to remove the mounts and make the Snipers into a standard service rifle. Reading Ordnance docs of the time, they stated the staked screws were hard to remove and it was easier to just cut the mount off the receiver and leave the staked screw heads in place.

Even though I have never found the serial list of the 1909 shipment to the Marines, everything I have ever found leads me to firmly believe this was one of them. They would have for sure been in this serial range. I did find this rifle's serial number on a Marine Document from 1929 but it does not detail on the document if the serial is a SA or RIA number. But the odds are highly in favor that it is my rifle after the mount had been removed and it became a standard service rifle.

Looking at the rifle it has likely been rebuilt several times by the Marines, with the last time during WWII. It is a pretty stereotypical early WWII rebuild with a 1942 Sedgley USMC barrel.

Even though all that still exists of the original 1909 Sniper rifle, is the receiver, it's pretty likely the entire Marine Sniper program started here.

So far, this is the only known Marine Model of 1908 Warner Swasey that exists. There is one in the private collection of the Marine museum, but the receiver isn't original so I imagine it was put together for a display.

I feel very honored to be the caretaker of this rifle, and the legacy it left behind. I just wish this one could talk.

MDT just released their LSS Gen 3 chassis. I don't see any of the carbon buttstock and forend options. Hopefully they come out soon.

America rifle Co m10 rings
30mmx36mm high 125$
Was used on a pulsar thermion , work great on gas gun

35mmx24mm lows 125$

Mbrace rings
35mmx24mm low 135$

All prices are shipped
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Cleaning out some slings I’m not currently using, these are all McLean Corp Dynamic Retention slings.

$450 shipped

Back when I was taught how to mount scopes, I had to have a way to torque screws correctly. I saw ads for the Wheeler torque screwdriver, but I also saw unfavorable reviews. I was afraid a torque screwdriver that cheap would fall apart. Torque screwdrivers from industrial-tool companies can cost over $300, so I figured there might be a reason.

I got myself a beam torque wrench instead, and I used a 1/4" magnetic socket to hold bits. Has anyone else tried this? It seems to work just fine, it was cheap, it never has to be adjusted, and it should last forever.

The other day I found a used Sturtevant-Richmont driver for $43, so I grabbed it. Easier to stow than the beam job.

So for those of you that have purchased or thought about purchasing the Creedmoor TRX-925 scale and wanted to add a powder trickler here is what I found. I was on Accurate Shooter website and found someone was building a controller for the Dandy power trickler that would work with the TRX-925. I took the plunge and ended up buying the 2 speed Dandy and the controller. The price for both was well below other scale/trickler combinations. Combining the two was a simple matter drilling a small hole the the Dandy control box and soldering two wires. The controller has many settings that allow you to create different powder profiles.

It may not be as slick or fast as the higher priced combinations but it does offer an alternative for those of us with smaller budgets. It's my understanding that "itchyTF" who built the controller has three more available if this interests you.

Keystone Cops?

I posted a WTB ad and had this lovely foreigner reach out, pretty classic, Steve636357, he or she even had 3 positive feedback on their account. Beaware, total scam