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Back to the DFL on the bolt, back in 88-89 it may have been more black than the gray of late. My 1989 dated RR kit has followers that have a black/very dark gray DFL on them, I can only surmise that the bolts had the same coating. Anyone with an original 1988 to early 90s M24 that can verify?

Any updates on the issue?

I would not bet the farm on these specs listed on Remington's website, there are numerous errors on the M24 chart. Have to wait and see what they bring to market...

I just saw this one on AR15.com, M24 FH, WTS: M24 Flashhider - AR15.COM

The Sheriff in Lamar county is still not signing forms and does not seem to have learned anything about the process or his part in it...next election we need a new candidiate!

too many stories to risk your money??? TNVC is a night vision dealer, that pvs-10 your looking at is a big risk, yeah the seller says its nice but... and does not show or state the serial number, could be former US Military property that found its way off base or it could be the best legit one...

I have seen this type in the pictures noted to be used with the M24 although I have yet to see them anywhere to be had. I use the USMC version since I had them on hand when I got my M24. The Sniper Data Book that is part of the accessory kit has a few round count pages and other data books...

Look what I spotted; Remington M24 Riflesws Blast Suppressor US Military Issue NSN 1005 01 442 0166 | eBay I know some are looking for one of these, already have mine and this is not my sale just sharing the find.

Great deal, glad the case worked out to be the right one, the foam and straps are the expensive part then...

Remington still has the coffins in stock, friend of mine bought a new one last year, no reason they would use the pelican if they have Hardiggs.

I am certain all the rebuilds are shipping in the Hardigg system case as that case is what they were issued with...

You got that right, if the buyer only gets what is pictured in the auction his pricing is way off, hell my M24 was said to have been over in the sand box and may have seen action too but the only kills I can confirm with it are white tail deer... I have pictures of an E prefix M24 with the US...

The XM24 rifle in the NRA Museum is likely a bid sample/prototype which would have been submitted Nov of 1986, it is doubtful that configuration would have went past that point. Initial Production and First Article test rifles were submitted in Oct of 1987 and appear to have been complete...

The Army should have bought the MSR and surplused the M24s through CMP, would have made future upgrades to another caliber much easier and cost effective.

Optics case exact dimensions are 18 x 6 3/8 x 4 5/8, in inches, just measured my gray case, the newer black cases may be a tad wider than 6 3/8 due to the new latch design. I have seen the cases sold with M3a scopes as well, you may find one in a package deal but you can always resell the...

There are no manufacturer stamps on the optics case that I recall seeing, even had the foam out of the bottom and no markings there either, That tool box from Flambeau would certainly fit the spot in the Hardigg case and its made by the same people just a different size.

I have seen pictures of the OPS Inc barrel mod done on standard M24s and A2s, the can in use one A2, no A3 version of the M24 fielded to my knowledge. M24E1s(M2010) now use an AAC can.

Yes they do, however you must own a factory M24 with a verifiable serial number to get them, replacement parts only is the stance they take on the issue I think.

Here's a good start for a clone, too bad someone ruined it; ARMSLIST - For Sale/Trade: Official US Army Remington M24 Sniper Rifle

You can still buy them, maybe they are holding them for LE only, nothing restrictive about the M24, NWA Tactical and others have them too.