I’ve got two new in the box ZT 0300’s that I’d like to trade. These are discontinued, rare, and highly collectible. Used ones go for $400-$500 and new ones $500+.

Will trade one or both and cash can go either way to make up difference in value.

I also have a Busse 2014 Blade Show Garth Edition NMSFNO that where was only a few of made that I would trade as well.

Things of interest to me:


- Cases of Federal American Eagle 357 mag 158gr JSP.

- Cases of Hornady 44 mag 240gr XTP or Leverevolution.

- Hornady .430 (44) 240gr XTP bullets.

- New starline 44 mag brass.

- Leupold 2.5x scout scope.

Hawke Endurance ED 8x42 Binocular reduced from $309.99 to only $149.99

Happy New Year from us to you. This sale ends Midnight on January 1st. It's our New Years Super Saver Deal for you.

Hawke makes great optics. If you are not familiar with Hawke take a moment and familiarize yourself with them.

"From humble beginnings in our founder’s garage over 40 years ago, Hawke has become a world leader in sport optics. Headquartered in the United Kingdom with a presence in over 60 countries and expanding to the United States in 2007, we are still a family-run business today.
Our mission is to produce the finest precision optics available anywhere in the world. We do this with relentless dedication to quality and innovation. We start with the finest materials and the highest quality standards. Precision designs result in products with outstanding performance in the field. And our world class No Fault Lifetime Warranty will give you peace of mind in your purchase.
At Hawke our products represent our founder’s passion for placing a premium on quality, a dedication to value and devotion to customer service.
Once you’ve experienced Hawke you’ll understand what we mean when we say Vision Accomplished."

Hawke Endurance ED 8x42 Binocular reduced from $309.99 to only $149.99

Stunning optics providing crisp, clear and bright images with enhanced light transmission.
Endurance models benefit from our System H5 optics. ED glass is utilized to reduce color fringing. The Fully Multi-Coated lenses provide high resolution images which ensure no details are lost when viewing at distances down to 2m.
Effortless focusing and impressive depth of field makes these binoculars quick and easy to use. Water and fog proof with a high grip rubber coated body, Endurance is designed to battle the elements.
Extra-low Dispersion (ED) Glass
Phase Corrected
High resolution phase corrected BAK-4 roof prisms
Focus from 2m
Twist-up eye cups with position stops
Stay-on lens covers
Nitrogen purged. Waterproof. Fog proof.
Hawke No-Fault Lifetime Warranty.
Objective Lens 42mm
Magnification 8x
Optical System System H5
Field of View (°) 7.6
Eye Relief 0.7in
Exit Pupil 0.21″/ 5.3mm
Lens Coating Fully Multi-Coated
Field of View 399ft @1000YDS
Apparent Field of View (°) 61
Interpupillary Distance 2.2 - 3″ / 56 - 75mm
Close Focus 6.6ft
Prism Type Roof
Prism Glass BAK 4
Eye Cups Twist-Up
Eyecup ⌀ 1.7in / 43mm
Diopter Type Right Eye
Tripod Mounting Thread Yes (¼" - 20 UNC)
Height 5.8″
Width 4.3 - 5″
Weight 24.9oz

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Limited edition trigger tech
It's the special I m pretty sure
1.0-3.5 lb.

Has 300 rounds on it

$old shipped no original box

Burris xtr3, 3.3-18x50. SCR mil reticle non illuminated. Scope is in excellent condition. Minor scratch on the Burris logo on the ocular piece. See pics. Comes in factory box with windage know, scope shade, scope caps, Burris throw lever and Burris level. $750 shipped. Happy to answer any questions or send more pics. Just pm me. PayPal f&f

Mdt 10 rd- sold

Mdt 12 rd- sold

Mdt br 12 rd - sold

Accumag 10 rd- sold

Ai 10 rd with binder plate- sold
$90 shipped for both

No your state laws.

like new
Used for 22 match once

$old each shipped conus

1 stainless- 1200 rnds
1 dlc - sold
1 dlc - sold



Sold stainless break shipped conus with assemblytool

I have one set remaining. Ready to ship out now.

I have 250 pieces of alpha 6br brass sized down to 22br. It has been fired 4 times. 88eldm’s at 2950fps. It has not been ran over pressured or even near. I also have a Forster 22br sizing die that has been honed to .2450” to match the alpha brass necks. Would like to sell them together. Brass is $0.50 each, so $125 and the die is $50.00 for a total of $175. I’ll pay shipping. PayPal F&F preferred

The rapid growth of AI data centers across the U.S. is not only straining power grids but also distorting the quality of electricity delivered to homes, threatening damage to appliances and increasing fire risks, according to an analysis performed by Bloomberg.
A recent report by Bloomberg claims that the explosive growth of artificial intelligence is putting an unprecedented strain on the U.S. power grid, and it’s not just about keeping the lights on. A new analysis by Bloomberg, using data from Whisker Labs and DC Byte, shows that the mushrooming of data centers to support AI is distorting the quality of electricity delivered to millions of homes across the country, especially in areas like Chicago and Northern Virginia’s “data center alley.”

The problem, known as “bad harmonics,” occurs when the normal flow of electricity in steady waves is disrupted, leading to erratic spikes and dips in voltage. Whisker Labs, which tracks power quality using roughly 1 million residential sensors, found that more than three-quarters of the worst-affected homes are within 50 miles of significant data center activity.
Sustained exposure to distorted power can cause home electronics to overheat, make motors in appliances like refrigerators and air conditioners to rattle, and over time, lead to billions in damages. But experts warn bad harmonics are just the tip of the iceberg, foreshadowing deeper problems engulfing the nation’s power infrastructure.

“Harmonics are a pretty good canary in the coal mine for early signs of stress and problems,” said Bob Marshall, CEO of Whisker Labs. Left unaddressed, power quality issues can snowball, causing voltage surges that spark fires or sudden sags that trigger blackouts.
The core of the crisis lies in the insatiable appetite of data centers, which can suck up 10,000 times more electricity than a single household. The U.S., which operates the most data centers globally, is projected to see a 16 percent surge in power demand over the next five years, triple last year’s estimate, largely driven by new data centers.
This is straining a grid already burdened by aging infrastructure, extreme weather, and the electrification of transportation and heating. Yet for decades, grid investment has lagged as electricity use remained largely flat — until now.
The fallout is apparent in Chicago, where over a third of sensors showed consistently high harmonic distortions, and in Northern Virginia, the global data center capital, where distortions exceeded acceptable industry limits in areas with facilities coming online or expanding.

While urban centers bear the brunt, the data center effect spans rural America too. Regardless of population density, Bloomberg’s analysis found sensors closer to data centers consistently picked up more distorted power than those farther away.
Experts say several culprits can be behind bad harmonics, from industrial machinery to renewable energy inverters. But the strong correlation between data center proximity and power quality erosion points to their outsized role.
Some remedies, like dedicated substations and power filtering equipment, are being deployed. But a key hurdle remains the lack of granular, house-by-house power quality monitoring by most utilities, due to prohibitive costs. Consequently, distortions ravaging home appliances often go unnoticed until they escalate.

“Embedded in your contract with your utility is the right to receive a certain quality of power,” said Hasala Dharmawardena of North American Electric Reliability Corp., which is studying data centers’ grid impacts. “We need to make sure we measure it, and that our consumers get the power quality that they deserve.”

Hawke Endurance ED 8x42 Binocular reduced from $309.99 to only $149.99

Happy New Year from us to you. This sale ends Midnight on January 1st. It's our New Years Super Saver Deal for you.

Hawke makes great optics. If you are not familiar with Hawke take a moment and familiarize yourself with them.

"From humble beginnings in our founder’s garage over 40 years ago, Hawke has become a world leader in sport optics. Headquartered in the United Kingdom with a presence in over 60 countries and expanding to the United States in 2007, we are still a family-run business today.
Our mission is to produce the finest precision optics available anywhere in the world. We do this with relentless dedication to quality and innovation. We start with the finest materials and the highest quality standards. Precision designs result in products with outstanding performance in the field. And our world class No Fault Lifetime Warranty will give you peace of mind in your purchase.
At Hawke our products represent our founder’s passion for placing a premium on quality, a dedication to value and devotion to customer service.
Once you’ve experienced Hawke you’ll understand what we mean when we say Vision Accomplished."

Hawke Endurance ED 8x42 Binocular reduced from $309.99 to only $149.99

Stunning optics providing crisp, clear and bright images with enhanced light transmission.
Endurance models benefit from our System H5 optics. ED glass is utilized to reduce color fringing. The Fully Multi-Coated lenses provide high resolution images which ensure no details are lost when viewing at distances down to 2m.
Effortless focusing and impressive depth of field makes these binoculars quick and easy to use. Water and fog proof with a high grip rubber coated body, Endurance is designed to battle the elements.
Extra-low Dispersion (ED) Glass
Phase Corrected
High resolution phase corrected BAK-4 roof prisms
Focus from 2m
Twist-up eye cups with position stops
Stay-on lens covers
Nitrogen purged. Waterproof. Fog proof.
Hawke No-Fault Lifetime Warranty.
Objective Lens 42mm
Magnification 8x
Optical System System H5
Field of View (°) 7.6
Eye Relief 0.7in
Exit Pupil 0.21″/ 5.3mm
Lens Coating Fully Multi-Coated
Field of View 399ft @1000YDS
Apparent Field of View (°) 61
Interpupillary Distance 2.2 - 3″ / 56 - 75mm
Close Focus 6.6ft
Prism Type Roof
Prism Glass BAK 4
Eye Cups Twist-Up
Eyecup ⌀ 1.7in / 43mm
Diopter Type Right Eye
Tripod Mounting Thread Yes (¼" - 20 UNC)
Height 5.8″
Width 4.3 - 5″
Weight 24.9oz

We offer ZERO % financing on all web orders. Please look at Affirm at check out, if this is something that interests you, for 0% financing.

Always take care of your optics correctly. Check out the VSGO Optical Cleaning Kit

Save big $$$ - Open Box, Demo, Clearance, Bundles & Specials

Take a peek at our Just Arrived & Flash Sale sections for exceptional deals

Use promo code promo24 at checkout and save 10% on Benro, Gitzo, LowePro, MagMod, Manfrotto, Nisi, Promaster, Sirui & Slik

Look good with accessories from our Apparel Section

At Camera Land we've been working hard to save you money and get you great products.

Remember to Enter Our Monthly Web Drawing

If there is anything you're looking for please give us a call at 516-217-1000. It is always our pleasure to speak with you. Always give a call to discuss options and what would be best for your needs

We appreciate all the orders and support. Please stay well and safe. Have a great day & please follow us on Instagram at gr8fuldoug_

Thank you for your continued support.
If there is anything else that we can assist you with please let us know.

Camera Land
720 Old Bethpage Road
Old Bethpage, NY 11804
516-217-1000
Please visit our web site @ www.cameralandny.com

I bought a Tikka Superlite .243 in the TrueTimber VSX pattern and I’m considering Cerakote. Is it worth getting done or is it just personal preference? I’m waiting on my barrel from Thunderbeast that’s being threaded so I have time to decide. Thanks

Unfired, been hanging out in the safe for a while. More into bolt rifles these days.

Split shipping

I would consider trades or partial trades.

Thinking about getting a M107A1 for shits and giggles, so 50BMG ammo or a optic that’ll be up to the job would be of extra interest.

$3600

6.5 creed proof carbon barrel chambered by Altus. Less than 50 rounds fired 5/8-24 threads and 24” length. Switching calibers and it has only fired hornady factory ammo. For impact 737r/nbk $800

Holosun 509t like new. Red, Also have Echelon CHWPS plate for it.
325$ Shipped for optic
25$ for plate
TXT 316-393-549four

Sold Badger mount - sold

Scope - $1899.00 shipped insured CONUS only sold

Zelle, check or MO no paypal
No trades

A few blems on scope, nothing significant. Windage cap has the typical in/out of the safe scratch.
Glass excellent.
Includes tool, scope cloth etc - no original box.

I have been working on Lad Dev for my 6.5CM.
Figured the CM was the easy button as some say to get my process down correctly so I know what I am doing for other rifles.
Right now I have some loaded up to find my charge weight. Then plan to tweak seating depths.

My question is on trimming the brass to length.
I have about 15 cases roughly that are at 1.922 in length. Max case length by my book shows to be 1.920.
Bought a trimmer as it was one piece of gear I did not have yet.
My question is how far back to trim?
In looking it looks like Min case length is 1.910 Max is 1.920.
Should I just split the difference and go to 1.915?

Its not great brass (Hornaday) but its all I have right now for my CM.
I also do not anneal if that makes a difference.
At least I dont yet.

FS: Two AI AICS mags in .308
One 10-rounder, don't think it was ever used
One 5-rounder with altus extension, very light use, no tuning
Looks like they both have binder plates.

$100 for both shipped

Zelle or Venmo preferred

I have a 4-25 LRP S3. It's on a 21lb 338 edge. When I dial out for distance and shoot sometimes between 15 & 50 rounds I can't return to zero. It's like the price for the stop is moving under recoil. Have tighted to spec and beyond and still same thing. Anyone else seeing this issue. This is the 2nd one same issue.

I’m curious to know how Speer Gold Dot 308Win 168g groups out of bolt actions. I’m currently enjoying 168SMK FGMM and the groups are all sub 1” @ and 100.

My goal is to find some bonded boolets that shoot well from the factory.




Please post up data if you can.

Tagging @Terry Cross @MikeRTacOps @308Ginger because they prob already know

Thanks,
-Doc

FS: Proof Stainless barrel for Terminus QC short action
6 GT
1:7.5 twist, 26"
Cerakoted graphite black
Only 674 rounds logged *SOLD PENDING FUNDS

Proof Stainless barrel for Terminus QC
6.5 Creedmoor
1:8 twist, cut down to 20"
Only 302 rounds logged *SOLD PENDING FUNDS

$340 shipped (each)

Venmo or Zelle preferred

Aimpoint Comp M5 in a Reptilia 1.93" mount with Forward Control Designs Adjustable Turret Cap, Micro.

900 shipped, not looking for trades, will entertain reasonable offers.

So I was curious on people's thoughts about stock torsional stiffness and accuracy/repeatability?

For example, say you have your rifle on a bipod, and you exert a lateral or rotational force against the stock (say pushing against the cheek piece) if the forearm/stock deflects is that bad, or does it even matter? Seems like it might be a bigger issue (if it's even an issue) on a bipod than bags, as the rifle is allowed to twist on a bag that probably minimizes the torsion force but a locked down bipod isn't going to allow the mount point to move, so the stock twists.

One thing I've noticed is many stocks/chassis are pretty stiff vertically when you try and press the forearm to the barrel, which is the common test everyone seems to try, but some will twist quite easily, especially in stocks that do not have a full aluminum spine and just use a bedding block etc. I noticed this recently when I was setting up a new MDT Field Stock. It's quite stiff vertically when you try and compress it toward the barrel, but put it in a bipod and put just a couple pounds of pressure to either side of the cheek rest and was shocked how much twist there was. Obviously it's an extreme budget priced option, sacrifices have to be made at the price point, and it does not have a full aluminum spine. So for giggles I put a few other stocks/chassis I had into a bipod and the variation was pretty huge. Not surprising the higher price/weight/mass was usually more resistant to this force, but not always. I'd imagine a lot of factory plastic stocks would do horribly in this test as well.

AI AT: not surprisingly rock solid
TRG: again the only movement I could feel/see was bipod "slop"
CZ 457 bedded in a factory varmint precision chassis: I was surprised how much twist this one had, but it's also not very stiff vertically
10/22 in a bravo: I'd say middle of the pack
r700 in MDT field stock: by far the most flex, not even close
r700 bedded in HSS precision stock: pretty stiff, almost no movement
Sako s20: pretty solid middle of the pack.

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For my use, the low price of the MDT Field stock was not the main motivating factor, I wanted something under 4lbs, that had a "skin" not bare metal, was setup for detachable mags, had a vertical grip, and was not super bulky, but the amount of flex in the forearm seems concerning.

The Vector X bino/rangefinder has an app from Vectronix: VECSS. Oddly the Google Play store said it wasn't compatible with my Android phone or tablet, although it only requires Android version 9. I was able to download the app as an APK file and sideload it onto both devices. The device is remarkably capable and sophisticated, although as engineers are wont to do, the documentation does not begin to explain or explore these capabilities. The device has an internal compass and displays the target azimuth. Happily, in the Settings you can adjust for your magnetic declination (not mentioned in the PDF manual). The app makes it easier to set up and utilize rifle/ammo profiles but also has a mapping capability.

The mapping capability is remarkable, although I haven't quite figured out what I'll use this for! I paired the Vector X with a Lenovo tablet that I use for shooting apps (bigger screen and easier to read in the field without my #*&^$ reading glasses). You open the VECSS app, pair the Vector X with the device, and open Mapping. The app reads the rangefinding info, likely uses its internal GPS chip to find your location, then shows the location of your ranged target using the distance and compass azimuth.

Although my location should require 12.9 East, I had to fiddle with this a bit. There is a water storage tank for my neighborhood about 1200 yards distant. I set up the Vector X on a tripod and ranged this several times and found that using 7.3 East put me on the center of the tank. Maybe the magnetic pole is wandering, might be some metallic interference from the tripod, who knows? The Vector X displays a "chicken" in the display when it wants the internal compass recalibrated, and that seems to happen fairly often. Not important unless you need the azimuth for something like this.

The VECSS app works like most smartphone apps, so you can zoom in and out on the display and also rotate it to fit your shooting location and the target into a landscape display. You can do this with multiple different targets and it will mark each on the map display and show the ranging information in the table below. Being an old guy who grew up with paper maps, this is amazing technology.

FS: KRG Bravo in Black
Rem 700 SA inlet
Includes Arca Rail, and two additional lop spacers not pictured (one weighted, one plastic)

*I installed a nutsert to run the KRG trigger finger rest. If you don't like it you can just unscrew it and remove it, but there will be a small hole there.

$240 shipped SOLD

Venmo or Zelle preferred