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PVA's In Stock Clean Up Sale - It's back with massive discounts
- By bohem
- Commercial Sales
- 3 Replies
Every couple of years we get a couple of shelves full of various prefits that come from cancellations, changes, etc that need to go somewhere other than take up space in the shop. It's now that time and here's the list link to buy some killer prefits (and one barreled action) at an unbelievable discount.
The last two times we've done this we got a huge number of emails saying "I missed ______ can you make me another one for the same price" and "Can you hold _____ for me until such and such date".
That's not the point of this sale, so without trying to be crass about it, we are not going to reply to those requests.
Here's a partial list of what's up, the complete list is on the website link below. As you can see we've sorted and inventoried these very carefully to make sure all the details are correct.
The last two times we've done this we got a huge number of emails saying "I missed ______ can you make me another one for the same price" and "Can you hold _____ for me until such and such date".
That's not the point of this sale, so without trying to be crass about it, we are not going to reply to those requests.
Here's a partial list of what's up, the complete list is on the website link below. As you can see we've sorted and inventoried these very carefully to make sure all the details are correct.
Idaho chem trails, WTF?
- By MJF
- The Bear Pit
- 162 Replies
Yesterday evening we watched these start at the Montana / Idaho border and go through N Idaho to the Washington border. This has been a terrible year for growing. Home gardens along with big farms have had a really poor turnout. All the sunflowers I see are facing away from the sun. { have photos} The Governor should grab his balls and have the NG shoot these enemy aircraft down. I can't believe there are so many retards that try to explain these away.
Suppressors TBAC Magnus RR-K vs Area419 Maverick vs Without Warning CHAD
- By NiteQwill
- The Armory
- 55 Replies
I'll keep this a little short and maybe add to it later since family and kids take up 99.99% of my time 
Edit: big update at this post: https://www.snipershide.com/shootin...vs-without-warning-chad.7229804/post-11745665
Edit 2: follow up after 3 days of shooting. https://www.snipershide.com/shootin...vs-without-warning-chad.7229804/post-11747490
For background, I've owned by Maverick from nearly the point it was released. I've used it enough through several PRS seasons that I'm quite familiar with it. I've sent it back to Area419 for several cleanings and a separated baffle stack (that occured during a 2 day match). They have always taken care of it, no issues. It is an EXCELLENT performing suppressor for its intended use. I run it in the shortest configuration. It has certainly helped with the longevity of my shooting sessions when doing PRS specific repetitions.
I recently picked up the Magnus RR-K and Without Warning CHAD (to shoot in suppressor unfriendly states and countries).
After putting a few rounds through all 3, I'll share my initial thoughts:
The Magnus RR-K certainly has a more suppressor feel vs the Maverick. The Maverick, to me, feels more like a brake with the signature 'snap' when you shoot it. It rarely leaves the target by much and remains easy to drive. I've always appreciated that I don't have a headache after 2 days of constant shooting or with heavy training regiments. When comparing the two suppressors, you can notice the opening of the last aperture on the Magnus RR-K is the same as the bore diameter and the Maverick is a little larger. This was at quick glance. So, I think this may slightly drive how they perform differently.
The Magnus RR-K has a slight push with a small off-target drive. Now, this could simply be something that I need to train better for or that I simply haven't shot the suppressor enough to anticipate and understand the feel of it. It is something I will be working on. It is not loud when compared to the Maverick (outside the shooter's perspective). In that sense, it is definitely quieter IMHO. From the shooter's perspective, I liked the overall sound and tone of the Magnus RR-K vs the Maverick.
The CHAD is quite a brake. I've used the Sidewinder, Hellfire Match, APA, and ACE in the past. I have mostly removed myself from shooting brakes simply due to the fact that I get really bad headaches after long sessions of shooting. And quite honestly, it's one of the main reasons I've stopped shooting Open guns in USPSA. (Decades in the Army finally caught up). So the reason for this purchase was to simply use the CHAD when I travel to locations that don't allow me to use suppressors. The problems that I've had with other brakes is the concussion felt at the shooter. Previous brakes were HORRIBLE. The CHAD does not have that same concussion effect that I've experienced in the past. However, the sound signature from outside the shooter is certainly there. When shooting the CHAD, I noticed what can be described best as a gust of wind flying "around me" vs "at me." The CHAD performs as intended and advertised, and likely the best brake I've ever shot. It literally does not move off target. After shooting targets at 525 and 585 yards with build and break drills on a wobbly ladder and single bag, the performance of the CHAD is quite apparent and a positive one. The price tag, however, is hard to swallow. So, I get it...
So what will I use going forward?
At this point I will likely be trying my next 2 day match with the Magnus RR-K, with the Maverick sitting on my backup rifle that I usually bring. I was happy with the Magnus RR-K and it's initial performance. The CHAD will be put away and likely only be used when I'm forced to shoot a brake. It is a stellar performing brake, but brakes still remain a contentious issue for my brain, ears, and sinuses.
Hope this helps people. My 2 cents...
Edit: big update at this post: https://www.snipershide.com/shootin...vs-without-warning-chad.7229804/post-11745665
Edit 2: follow up after 3 days of shooting. https://www.snipershide.com/shootin...vs-without-warning-chad.7229804/post-11747490
For background, I've owned by Maverick from nearly the point it was released. I've used it enough through several PRS seasons that I'm quite familiar with it. I've sent it back to Area419 for several cleanings and a separated baffle stack (that occured during a 2 day match). They have always taken care of it, no issues. It is an EXCELLENT performing suppressor for its intended use. I run it in the shortest configuration. It has certainly helped with the longevity of my shooting sessions when doing PRS specific repetitions.
I recently picked up the Magnus RR-K and Without Warning CHAD (to shoot in suppressor unfriendly states and countries).
After putting a few rounds through all 3, I'll share my initial thoughts:
The Magnus RR-K certainly has a more suppressor feel vs the Maverick. The Maverick, to me, feels more like a brake with the signature 'snap' when you shoot it. It rarely leaves the target by much and remains easy to drive. I've always appreciated that I don't have a headache after 2 days of constant shooting or with heavy training regiments. When comparing the two suppressors, you can notice the opening of the last aperture on the Magnus RR-K is the same as the bore diameter and the Maverick is a little larger. This was at quick glance. So, I think this may slightly drive how they perform differently.
The Magnus RR-K has a slight push with a small off-target drive. Now, this could simply be something that I need to train better for or that I simply haven't shot the suppressor enough to anticipate and understand the feel of it. It is something I will be working on. It is not loud when compared to the Maverick (outside the shooter's perspective). In that sense, it is definitely quieter IMHO. From the shooter's perspective, I liked the overall sound and tone of the Magnus RR-K vs the Maverick.
The CHAD is quite a brake. I've used the Sidewinder, Hellfire Match, APA, and ACE in the past. I have mostly removed myself from shooting brakes simply due to the fact that I get really bad headaches after long sessions of shooting. And quite honestly, it's one of the main reasons I've stopped shooting Open guns in USPSA. (Decades in the Army finally caught up). So the reason for this purchase was to simply use the CHAD when I travel to locations that don't allow me to use suppressors. The problems that I've had with other brakes is the concussion felt at the shooter. Previous brakes were HORRIBLE. The CHAD does not have that same concussion effect that I've experienced in the past. However, the sound signature from outside the shooter is certainly there. When shooting the CHAD, I noticed what can be described best as a gust of wind flying "around me" vs "at me." The CHAD performs as intended and advertised, and likely the best brake I've ever shot. It literally does not move off target. After shooting targets at 525 and 585 yards with build and break drills on a wobbly ladder and single bag, the performance of the CHAD is quite apparent and a positive one. The price tag, however, is hard to swallow. So, I get it...
So what will I use going forward?
At this point I will likely be trying my next 2 day match with the Magnus RR-K, with the Maverick sitting on my backup rifle that I usually bring. I was happy with the Magnus RR-K and it's initial performance. The CHAD will be put away and likely only be used when I'm forced to shoot a brake. It is a stellar performing brake, but brakes still remain a contentious issue for my brain, ears, and sinuses.
Hope this helps people. My 2 cents...
SOLD Knights Armament KAC SR-25 6.5 Creedmoor FDE Upper & SR-25 FDE Lower BNIB
- By McD18
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 1 Replies
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How far can one accurately shoot w/o parallax adjustment?
- By Jayjay1
- Observation & Sighting Devices
- 9 Replies
Hey optic experts,
how far can someone accurately shoot with a scope with a fixed parallax, let´s fixed at 100yds.?
From which distance is parallax adjustment recommandable or mandatory?
how far can someone accurately shoot with a scope with a fixed parallax, let´s fixed at 100yds.?
From which distance is parallax adjustment recommandable or mandatory?
SOLD Manners TCS Rem 700 SA Black w/ Blue Splatter.
- By Defender32
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 6 Replies
I have a VERY lightly used Manners TCS Rem 700 SA. It has a full weight kit for the rail as well as an installed .15 longer latch for Vudoo Magazines to fit tight. The OE Factory Mini Chassis latch is included. The color is Black Carbon with Blue Splatter.
The stock has been used less than 6 matches. I just prefer my PRS1T for all my Rimfire.
I am located in Western Ky and will ship UPS after payment is received. I can accept PayPal Trusted/ Friends & Family or cover the 4% fees. I can also accept Venmo and gift and will provide you my cell for trusted transaction or cover the 4% Fee there as well.
New the cost is almost $1800
Asking $1500 Shipped OBO.
UPS shipping will be covered by me. That will cost about $40-$50.
Send me a message in DM and I will gladly answer any questions you have. I am not looking for any trades unless it is a PRS1T with M5 Mini Chassis where user has to provide bottom metal.
*** Trades ***
Zermatt Arms TL3 SA or Origin + or - funds
MPA matrix Pro Chassis Rem 700 SA
ARC XYLO SA Chassis
The stock has been used less than 6 matches. I just prefer my PRS1T for all my Rimfire.
I am located in Western Ky and will ship UPS after payment is received. I can accept PayPal Trusted/ Friends & Family or cover the 4% fees. I can also accept Venmo and gift and will provide you my cell for trusted transaction or cover the 4% Fee there as well.
New the cost is almost $1800
Asking $1500 Shipped OBO.
UPS shipping will be covered by me. That will cost about $40-$50.
Send me a message in DM and I will gladly answer any questions you have. I am not looking for any trades unless it is a PRS1T with M5 Mini Chassis where user has to provide bottom metal.
*** Trades ***
Zermatt Arms TL3 SA or Origin + or - funds
MPA matrix Pro Chassis Rem 700 SA
ARC XYLO SA Chassis
Ammo SOLD - 308w FEDERAL GMM 175 &168, BLACKHILLS 175GR ect
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 5 Replies
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SOLD FS: Manners T4A w/mini-chassis
- By earthquake
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 1 Replies
Manners T4A mini-chassis with Badger EFR. Installed and Cerakoted woodland camo by Short Action Customs. Area 419 Pic rail on front bottom for bipod, flush cups etc.
I'll post more and better photos later today.
Venmo
SOLD! S&I (OBO) no trades
I'll post more and better photos later today.
Venmo
SOLD! S&I (OBO) no trades
Firearms Mk13 Mod 5
- By BL4CKL4B
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 15 Replies
Mk13 Mod5 - painstakingly built on a return chassis with a return pelican. Comes with kit, mags, and S&B Pantone. Only a few mags down range.
Must ship to your FFL.
Scope has sold.
Rifle, Issued Pelican, and Kit remain.
SOLD
