I have some brass and bullets I will no longer need.

(2) 50 cases of .300 Norma Mag Peterson Brass - 2x fired $165 shipped
(2) boxes of 100 Berger 6mm 105gr VLD Hunting - $70 shipped
(2) boxes of 100 Berger 6.5mm 140gr Elite Hunter - $85 shipped Sold
(1) box of 100 Berger .338 250gr Hybrid OTM - $75 shipped
(1) box of 100 Hornady .308 225gr ELDM - $40 shipped
(1) box of 100 Hornady .308 250gr ATIP - $80 shipped

*The price listed is for the total quantity, not per box/case.

Let me know if you have any questions.

COLE-TAC Backbone Frame + Cole-tac waxed canvas flat bag + Area 419 Arca rail mount $110 TYD

Mounted for some dry fire otherwise new. 240 shipped

Gear up for the ultimate adventure with the Lock & Load Giveaway! Enter now for a chance to win a brand-new Polaris Ranger XP1000, fully tricked out with top-notch gear from Kolpin Outdoors, five Springfield Armory rifles, premium suppressors from Silencer Central, and a generous supply of ammunition from Federal.


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Excellent condition Send it Level V3 with extra batteries and a new ocular light up kit seen in the link below.

Asking $235 shipped for it all.

I am planning on purchasing a JP LRP-07/LRI-20 set for a new build. I know that the barrel sits off-center from the hand-guard (ID of 1.75), but cannot for the life of me find how much that offset is. I want to make sure the gas block I select will fit under the hand guard. I emailed JP asking this question and they just mention that all of their gas blocks fit under their hand guard. Their gas block lineup seems to range from .77”-.81” HOB. But some other gas blocks like the SLR 8 have a HOB of ~.91, so I am wondering how close that comes to interfering with the hand guard.

Can anyone with an LRI-20 upper answer this question or even measure the offset for me? Thanks!

I have a MDT ACC Premier Gen2 chassis for a Remington 700 SA. It’s brand new in the box and has never been used.

$750 TYD

I have a Khales Helia RF-M 7x25. It is brand new in the box and has never been used. $250 TYD

The world is going to hell

Looks like Abel is about to drop a muzzle brake attachment for their suppressors. I have been wanting to buy an Abel Suppressor for a long time so maybe this is my calling.

I have an MIL-XT Atacr that i wanna trade for the same in MIL-C or sell for $2900 scope only or $3350 with A419 mount, level, and diving board.

used it for a season hunting. It works perfect. Glass is perfect. a few marks on the body. no illumination has the comp dial installed.
sold

have original box and papers.

New scope from Leupold in perfect condition. Scope is in great shape and ships in the original box and with everything that came with the scope.
$1400 $1350 shipped.

I can get it shipped out same day if before 3PM or the next day in the AM.

Winners Chosen - Next Drawing is November 6th for Sightron Riflescopes

We are thrilled with this giveaway. If you are not familiar with Sightron Riflescopes you should be. Sightron is the only Pacific Rim riflescope brand that I know of that does NOT make any of their riflescopes in China. ALL of their riflescopes are made in in the Philippines or Japan. For this months giveaway we will be giving away 3 each of 2 different riflescopes that they offer. These 2 scopes are made in the Philippines, are great quality hunting scopes and both are scopes you should be aware of.

3 lucky folks will each receive a Sightron S1 1.75-5x32 G2 - Duplex:
Sightron engineers sought to create the perfect close-range hunting riflescope when designing the Sightron S1 1.75-5x32mm G2 riflescope. Using modern optical designs and manufacturing techniques, the S1 1.75-5x32mm G2 provides clear and sharp views in just about any lighting due to Sightron’s all-glass lenses and exclusive MC-333 lens coatings. Sightron’s Precision Focus Eyepiece provides a customizable sight picture with extended eye relief. A compact, lightweight 1-inch aircraft aluminum tube houses an all-new erector tube system which is nitrogen charged, O-ring sealed, providing IPX7 waterproof and fogproof performance, and construction is 1,000G rated shockproof. All of this provides the ability to take the hunt to the field earlier and later than ever and handle whatever obstacles Mother Nature throws at you.
The Sightron S1 1.75-5x32mm G2 includes the following:
Scope
Instruction Manual
Set of Lens Covers
Lens Cleaning Cloth
Exclusive Optical Design
Using the right materials for the right applications, Sightron engineers build optical formulas around the best optical glass to reduce chromatic aberrations, improve color accuracy, while delivering excellent light transmission and best-in-class resolution and sharpness.
Exclusive MC-333 Multi-Coating - Sightron’s exclusive MC-333 multi-coated glass lenses provide clear and sharp viewing at any zoom range, while reducing flare, increasing contrast and light transmission providing additional time in the field.
Second Focal Plane Reticle - The reticle size remains constant at any zoom range.
Reticle Material - Wire reticle.
Shockproof - 1,000G Shock rating supports even the highest calibers.
Waterproof - Rated at IPX7 waterproof standards.
Fogproof - Nitrogen gas charged for a lifetime of fog free use.
Tube Construction - Milled from a single piece of lightweight, aircraft grade aluminum.

3 other luck folks will each receive a Sightron S1 3.5-10X50 G2 - Duplex:
Sightron engineers sought to up the ante to create the perfect riflescope for hunting in a variety of lighting conditions when designing the Sightron S1 3.5-10x50mm G2 riflescope. Using modern optical designs and manufacturing techniques, the S1 3.5-10x50mm G2 sports a large 50mm objective and provides clear and sharp views in just about any lighting due to Sightron’s all-glass lenses and exclusive MC-333 lens coatings. Sightron’s Precision Focus Eyepiece provides a customizable sight picture with extended eye relief. A compact, lightweight 1-inch aircraft aluminum tube houses an all-new erector tube system which is nitrogen charged, O-ring sealed, providing IPX7 waterproof and fogproof performance, and construction is 1,000G rated shockproof. All of this provides the ability to take the hunt to the field earlier and later than ever and handle whatever obstacles Mother Nature throws at you.
The Sightron S1 3.5-10x50mm G2 includes the following:
Scope
Instruction Manual
Set of Lens Covers
Lens Cleaning Cloth
Features:
Exclusive Optical Design: Using the right materials for the right applications, Sightron engineers build optical formulas around the best optical glass to reduce chromatic aberrations, improve color accuracy, while delivering excellent light transmission and best-in-class resolution and sharpness.
Exclusive MC-333 Multi-Coating: Sightron’s exclusive MC-333 multi-coated glass lenses provide clear and sharp viewing at any zoom range, while reducing flare, increasing contrast and light transmission providing additional time in the field.
Second Focal Plane Reticle: The reticle size remains constant at any zoom range.
Reticle Material: Wire reticle.
Shockproof: 1,000G Shock rating supports even the highest calibers.
Waterproof: Rated at IPX7 waterproof standards.
Fogproof: Nitrogen gas charged for a lifetime of fog free use.
Tube Construction: Milled from a single piece of lightweight, aircraft grade aluminum.

This months winners are:

GPO Rangetracker 2000 is Dave P. of Kentucky Hunting

GPO Rangeguide 10x40 Binocular is Ross L. of LRH

Congratulations to our winners

Remember to enter our November drawing for your chance to win a Sightron Riflescope .

It is our pleasure to bring these drawings to you each month to show our appreciation for all the support that we receive. Just our way of saying thank you.

We would also like to take this opportunity to thank the monthly winners for posting reviews of the products they have won. The forum members value your opinions, as do we.
Please go to our web site www.cameralandny.com and Enter To Win. Past entries will not be in this drawing. To keep the drawing available to those that continue to have an interest, each contest winner will be drawn from entries for that contest period.

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Need a few. Happy to offer generous discount on upgrades to most name brand scopes

Very lightly used. Just ended up using something else in my build. 80 shipped or trade for eberlestock recon bino harness or nice multitool.

Bought this from another member a while back and did not end up using it.

Manners T4A MCS
It has been modified to take a defiance or impact action. The flush cup on the bottom was removed for an Arca rail.
-Carbon fill
-Mini Chassis
-Cut for up to a heavy palma, maybe m24


$1000 shipped pp +3% candy corn included with $2 up charge

$60 tyd

Various powders and some primers for sale, local pickup only.

CCI 41 - $80
H110 95% Full $25
H110 90% Full $25
IMR 4451 - unopened $25
Accurate 1680 - Unopened $30
Accurate 1680 80% full $20

I apologize in advance as this has probably been debated to death but I am getting another Tikka for a predator hunting/NRL Hunter/PRS rifle to act as a backup to my CTR in a KRG Bravo.

I am between a TAC A1, mostly because there is a used one for sale at a good price, and a getting a CTR and putting it in a KRG Whiskey 3 folder which would cost a bit more. I really like folding stocks. It will get carried slung, on the seat of a truck, on a snowmobile, and used on short stalks.

The TAC A1 would be cheaper but I would need some mags for it while I already have a bunch of AICS mags. For the Whiskey 3 I would need an ARCA rail and spigot as well.

Is there any major advantage or disadvantage to either setup or reason you would choose one over the other? Maybe durability or something I am overlooking. I have shot both setups but not in a while.

I've got a bunch of "scary" non-shippable stuff up for grabs.
I just sold all of my reloading gear & don't think I'll need components any time soon.

Local pick-up in Columbia, MO.
We go back-and-forth to KC and STL relatively often...

POWDER

• Varget: 8# (1x jug, unopened) - $350 SOLD
• H4350: 3.75# (just under 1/2 jug, opened) - $150 SOLD
• H1000: 7# (7x cans, unopened) - $280 SOLD

PRIMERS

• Fed 205M Primers: 2000x (small rifle, match) - $200
• Fed 205M Primers: 2000x (small rifle, match) - $200 SOLD
• 2000x CCI #200 (large rifle) Primers - $160 SOLD

First public "I'll take it" in the comments trumps all pending offers and claims via PM.

What mounts are you all using on large frames?

Is anyone using just rings? Seems like all the photos I see are using a mount and not rings.

Specifically looking for options that are not cantilevered.

God bless America

I have an UNFIRED brand new Accuracy International AXSR Folding Rifle Dark Earth SR338LM27MDE 3/4x24 that I bought from MOUNTIC back in 12.2022. It's been sitting in one of the safes since various accessories and barrels were added to the platform, and I decided that perhaps another guy on the hide would have more time to enjoy it. Here is the build/accessories list, selling it as a complete package with optics, bipod, and case or the accessories separately:

Platform Accuracy International AXSR Folding Rifle Dark Earth SR338LM27MDE 3/4x24 MLOK
barrel 1 Accuracy International AXMC Dark Earth 6.5 Creedmoor 26" 5/8"-24 w/cap 2018 Profile Barrel 1126072DE
Brake TBAC 30CB THREAD 5/8-24 (used)
barrel 2 Hawk Hill 300 Norma Magnum Improved 33deg 27" Heavy Palma 1:9 twist 3/4x24 stainless
Brake TBAC 338BA THREAD 3/4-24 (new)
308 bolt ass Accuracy International AXSR .308 Win Bolt Assembly 28459
300wm bolt ass. Accuracy International AXSR .300 Win Mag Bolt Assembly 28473
338 bollt ass. Accuracy International AXSR .338 Lapua Mag Bolt Assembly 29232
magazine 1 Accuracy International ASR .308 Black Magazine Assembly - Black
magazine 2 Accuracy International AXSR/AXMC .338 Lapua CIP Magazine - Black (10 Round)
Case: Pelican VAULT V730 Tactical Rifle Case, Tan, VCV730-0000-TAN 47.1"x19.18"
Reloading dies: Whidden Gunworks Custom Die 300 Norma Mag 33° Improved, Bushing Click Adjustable Full Length Sizer, Micrometer Seater, Hydraulic Form Die
3D printed chamber protectors for barrel cleaning
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Price: $12,500, plus shipping to your FFL. It includes competition-ready package: Rifle, two barrels, brakes, 308 and 338 magazines, the three bolt assemblies, 300NMI Whidden custom dies, chamber protectors, and the Pelican Vault case.
I have the same exact 300NMI 33deg reamer spec on another hunting setup with CF barrel and it is an absolute laser, easy to develop loads with lapua brass, 230 bergers and VV N565 powder.

Add-ons:
Bipod 5-H Atlas Bipod BT35-NC ADM-5-H Lever Area 419 ARCALOCK Spigot Extension - $549,-
Scope IOR Crusader Tactical 5.8-40x56 0.1MRAD - $2,950,-
Scope mount Spuhr Unimount 40mm 6MIL/20.6MOA 1.5" Picatinny Scope Mount SP-7602 - $399,-

SPECIAL PRICE for everything above included: $14,499, plus 50% of shipping cost to your FFL.​

Message me with questions or proposals. (704)999-5three three8
I'd much appreciate no lowball attempts, we are all grown-ups and know what these things cost.

Both uppers have been sold

selling the last of my elevated II Sitka stuff. Stratus beanie size OSFA $50, Fanatic beanie size ML $70, Equinox pant size 34R $80. All like new, pants and stratus beanie worn once, fanatic beanie never worn. All prices are shipped, will make a better deal if someone wants all 3 items