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SOLD MDT 1 piece scope mount - 34mm LOW

For sale is my MDT 1 piece scope mount in 34mm LOW. This is used but in 9/10 condition with little to no sign of wear.

Retail is $399.99, asking $225 shipped. I accept all friends and family types of payments including Zelle, PayPal and Venmo.

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Accessories Great Tripod Deal

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Slik Carbon Fiber PRO CF-734 Tripod Sale

We have an amazing opportunity for you on this great tripod.

Slik PRO CF-734 Carbon Fiber Tripod reduced from $309.95 to only $219.95

Slik PRO CF-734 Carbon Fiber Tripod + Slik SVH-520 Fluid Head reduced from $409.94 to only $279.90

Slik PRO CF-734 Carbon Fiber Tripod + Slik SVH-520 Fluid Head + Benro Binocular Adapter reduced from $429.97 to only $289.99

On top of this great deal if you Use promo code promo24 at checkout you'll and save an additional 10%

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The Slik PRO CF-734 is a full-size tripod extending to 65 inches and folds down to a compact 18.7 inches. Though lightweight, 3.0 lbs, the CF-734 handles up to 11 lbs. This makes it a great hiking and backpacking tripod to match with advanced enthusiast and professional camera bodies and/or heavy lenses in the field.

All 700 series carbon fiber tripods have legs made up of carbon fiber material that is actually comprised of 8 layers of inter-woven carbon strands that are then bonded together in a sealed, high-pressure furnace producing strong, light weight carbon fiber. The legs also feature A.R.S (Anti-Rotational System) is designed into the leg locks and do not allow the individual legs sections to rotate inside each other. Each leg also has an independent lock that sets in one 3 angles to vary the height and stance of the tripod. The three setting are for maximum height, waist level or low angle photography close to the ground.

The four leg sections are secured and loosened with twist locks. Because the legs are non-rotating, you can unlock all of a leg’s stages at once by twisting the three large rubber grips with one hand. This enables fast setup.

The SVH-520 Fluid Video Head is lightweight and ergonomic weighing only 1.2lbs. Supporting up to 8.8lbs of gear this head is made for video creators, but does not exclude still photographers looking to use it as well. The built-in counter balance spring creates an appropriate repulsive force, enabling precise tilt action. Then combine the tilt action with a smooth left to right pan, it makes it hard to miss with this head. The angled pan handle can be positioned for left or right-hand control and rotated a full 360-degrees so the handle's angle is in the best position for any situation. The handle can also be removed to save space.
Not to be excluded, the smooth pan and tilt movements make this head great for those using spotting scopes and binoculars.
The head uses the SLIK quick release system for easy mounting and removal from your camera. The QR plate uses a folding wing-nut to rotate the standard 1/4-20 thread post onto the camera so no tool is need to attach or detach from your camera.
Straight out of the box you will have options for 3/8-16 or 1/4-20 mounting points to screw onto your tripod. The 1/4-20 option will require a simple screw in adapter.

The Benro Binocular Adapter - The base plate is designed to be quick release plate style, which can be mounted directly on the quick release (QR) clamp of tripod. There are ¼”-20 & 3/8”-16 threads on the base of the bracket for attaching to non-camera heads and adapters. In addition there are two ¼”-20 threaded holes on the stem of the bracket which can be used to store protective caps from your binoculars.

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Recommendations on a 7 saum build

I am wanting to build a somewhat lightweight short action 7 saum for primarily a hunting rifle. Plan to use a Manners LRH CF stock, Impact 737 short action, Hawkins hunter bottom metal and magazine, triggertech diamond with either an ATACR or TT optic. I am torn on the barrel between a Bartlein and Proof CF barrel. Probably going to do a 22” barrel because I will be running a Scythe suppressor on it 100% of the time. What twist do most recommend? Im thinking for bullets, pretty much anything from a 162 to a 180, not sure I can get a 190 in a mag in short action. I will be using ADG brass and I have several powders I can try, including RL26. What reamer/ freebore would be recommended? Everything I have read says to go with the .090” freebore. Any recommendations for changes in any of this?

SOLD Steiner H6XI 3-18

I am not the original owner, I bought this off a gentleman on here. Scope functions great but I am wanting to stick with MIL. Like it so much I will stick with Steiner for my replacement.

It has one mark on top of the tube, in front of the elevation turret.

$925 shipped to the lower 48.

PayPal FF

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Optics Eotech Vudu 1-10 SR5 Tan

Practically new Eotech Vudu 1-10 SR5. It is sitting in a vortex cantilever mount.

I mounted it but that’s the extent of its use.

1250 shipped to the lower 48 without mount. 1375 shipped with mount to the lower 48.

PayPal FF.

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Usps at its finest

Wife ordered some stuff for Christmas and USPS said it was delivered. It wasn't. Several days go by and numerous calls to the office then finally they confirmed it was dropped off to the wrong house and that they sent the delivery person to try to retrieve it. Last night come home to an opened box on the porch.

Whoever got the package opened it, tore the product packaging to shreds, then decided they didn't want it and we got it back. Postal is acting like this is completely fine. Not sure if anything was taken out of our package or not.

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SOLD Shadowtech Pig Saddle

Shadowtech Pig Saddle in ODG. Not the newer version with the Arca built in on the bottom. Has the threaded holes to mount your own.

$90 shipped to you. Used a handful of times, just sits on the shelf.

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Radio holder/chest rig

I worked our local Christmas parade tonight for the first time with our Amateur Radio Emergency Services group.

This was my first time working a public event and I had a difficult time keeping my radio where I could hear it.

I have a speaker mic, but I kept having problems with it coming unplugged when I had the radio clipped to my belt. There's no way to lock the microphone plug into the radio.

We have to wear a reflective vest, so I'm looking for something to wear under that. Something low-profile, non-tactical.

The radio is 2.5" W x 4" H x 1.75" D

I like the look of the 5.11 Skyweight Survival Chest Pack but was looking for something a little narrower. I could clip my radio to the webbing or put it in the pack.
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Recommendations?

Berger 105 Hybrid Target VS Hornady 105 Aeromatch: PART 1 - Dimensional Consistency

After being so wildly impressed with the 105 Berger Hybrids in my 6 Dasher last competition season, and disappointed in the Hornady options I had tried, I was excited to see the Aeromatch line announced recently. This gives us a great opportunity to see if Berger has something special in their manufacturing consistency, or if it is their bullet shape/design that gives them their world renowned match performance.

I picked up a box of 500 105 grain Aeromatch from Sports South, lot number: 2241647 to compare to the lot of 105 Berger Hybrids I shot all of last season, lot number 3264.

In Part 1 I will be sharing my measurement results for the two different bullets. I did a sample size of 50 for each. For some added context I have been a machinist/machine shop owner for 8 years so I have a decent "feel" with metrology tools for when things feel right and best practices for consistent measurements. The weights were measured on a calibrated FX-120i digital balance with .02 grain resolution, the length and base to ogive measurements were done with a Mitutoyo 500-196-20 0-6" caliper with .0005" resolution, and diameter was measured with a Mitutoyo 293-185-30 0-1" Quantumike with .00005" resolution. I realize that the resolution would ideally be higher when measuring variances this small, but I do not yet have a keyence laser comparator so until then, this will have to do. Take the results with a grain of salt, on target is where it really matters.

In part 2 I will share groups with each bullet from this seasons virgin 6 Dasher barrel. I will be testing bullet jump at -.010", -.030", -.060", -.090", -.120". With 30 shot groups at each seating depth and each bullet, for a total of 300 rounds between both bullets and all tests.

I have added some graphs to display the data below, but in summary here are the results:

AEROMATCH 105
WEIGHT GRLENGTHBASE TO OGIVEDIAMETER
104.891.2725".6581".24313"AVERAGE
.14.0028".0004".00004"STANDARD DEVIATION
.52.014".0015".00015"EXTREME SPREAD

105 Hybrid Target
WEIGHT GRLENGTHBASE TO OGIVEDIAMETER
104.991.2700".6631".24333"AVERAGE
.03.0033".0007".00002"STANDARD DEVIATION
.16.0018".0025".00005"EXTREME SPREAD

A few notes I want to make:
  1. The Bergers have a much more brassy/yellow color to the jackets, which makes me believe the alloy they use likely has a lower copper content than the Hornady Aeromatch. This would leave me to believe the jackets on the Bergers are slightly harder
  2. The Bergers have a slightly domed bottom at the base of the boattail, which made the length measurements on the caliper slightly trickier than on the very flat bottomed Aeromatch, so that may have added a bit of variance to the Berger lengths as getting it perfectly perpendicular to the caliper jaws was tricky.
  3. The meplats on the Aeromatch look great, I give them a slight edge over the Bergers here.
  4. Both bullets had a slight taper to their diameters, with the boattail/bearing surface junction being the widest point. The Bergers had about .00015-.0002" of taper depending on where you measured, the Aeromatch were about .0001" or so. All measurements were taken at the boattail/bearing surface junction for both bullets.
  5. A few of the Bergers were about .0001" out of round, I didn't notice the same phenomenon on the Aeromatch.
My gunsmith should have the new Proof 6 Dasher barrel chambered by the new year, so I will throw some ammo together in the meantime and get to shooting as soon as the ND winter allows. I'm looking forward to sharing those results with you all.


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SOLD ZCO 527 5-27×56 (MPCT-3X) 10 Mil NLE

I have BNIB
1 ZC 527 5-27×56 (MPCT-3X) 10 Mil NLE
1 56mm sunshade
1 6 MIL 1.5" Block Mounts
1 flatline ops halo x bubble level

SKU 400-0474

Price incl shipping and insurance … PayPal/venmo/check

I would like to sell as a "package"

Asking

$3800 scope
$50 sunshade
$350 block mount
$100 bubble level

$4,300 for the package

I have never touched or handled the scope and has been in the box since received.

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