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HI All, If you have an issue with a Badger Ordnance product, contact us! We will make it right. We have made thousands of these and I only know of 3 that had issues. Give me call, I will make it right. Marty

Hi Guys, I have a complete TDP for the Dolphin slide, I have went back and forth on making a batch of these. Trying to gage interest, it would be be between $1500-$2200.00 finished, stripped, no parts. Marty Badger Ordnance

I have a PLRF-10 and it was dropped from a shooting bench. It will not laze past 100 yrds. Contacted Vectronics, they will not service it...too old. Email said it sounded like the mirror shifted. Any one fix these?? Thx Marty

Not mine, just bring it to everyones attention https://www.gunbroker.com/item/863226908

Yes, Trigger tech, auto correct on phone. The issue is the sear does not drop far enough, this leaves the cocking piece dragging and no bang.

We find the Timney triggers are not reliable in Badger actions. Trigger time are our favorite aftermarket triggers. Problem with Timneys is the sear dosnt fall as far away as the Remington spec trigger, which the action was designed to use.

Hi, What trigger do you have?

Badger still has M24 DM's and M24A2 DM's available, but they are going fast.

Make sure you the loctite on the entire contact surface. Make sure you are using the right size screw bushings and get the screws tight. Make sure when you put the 27 on its in the same groove and be sure to push it forward in the slot when you throw the lever.

The most rare rifles are the: Pederson PA self loader. The Springfield Pederson S/N #3!... #3 for God sake! The Mondragon, weird interesting rifle. The original AR-10. There are a couple of late war 98 Mauser's that don't suck ;) There a lot of guns there which don't move me but there's...

I wonder if it went, and I use the term very lightly, LOW! because there are more coming. Something to ponder. Be the first on your black to own 2, count them 2! XM-3 rifles. Coming soon to a CMP auction near you!

MAT, You are not wrong, but there is one thing, the provenance is as good as you can get with a CMP auction. Besides, it I am going to shell out a butt load of schekles, I would prefer it was to keep the CMP flush and not line some auctioneers pockets for being a fast talker. One to the...

"And it wasn't even a "Z series". Funny thing, the Z rifles used to be less desirable. Loot at what the auction Grands go for, I have bought rifles is need mint condition for $900, and that with in the last 6 months. Same rifle on the Auction goes for $3k. I think what it is, is guys with no...

What did it go for? I was in bed.

Bug, If only I could read! ;)

The barrel is not an M40A1 contour, the Lug is Not Marine Corps. Also it has a late model bolt shroud but the bolt handle is period correct. No mention is made if the bolt is serialized to the action, I will attempt to find out if it is.

So the pic from post #12 , since it is not likely an "Issued" rifle, it really does not address the original question. It interestingly does have an M84 scope, the top cover is either missing or opened. The rear sight on the barrel indicates its not likely a pre 64 M70.

I know its a blurry pic but the AF pic of the guy shooting it (below the port arms pic) it looks like it might be a long action. The stock in both pics has a larger for end too big for an M40.

Sinister, there Army did not hose us on the M24's, if the CMP sold them none could afford them, they would all be $10K rifle only. Would anyone be willing to buy a kitted out M24 for $3500.00? The other thing about this action is its only an action, the barrel and lug are wrong and would not...

My records indicate that this one and the 300 m gun that sold last weekend are likely Air Force rifles, I can pretty much guarantee its not a Marine rifle. But I still want it ;) MJH, you are right Aug 69 is the oldest document I have found that calls it an M40. Funny thing is none of the Nam...