I am in need of a basic cad software. I have no use for 3d at this time. Just 2d building elevations and floor plans. I haven't used cad in years so easy to use and learn is what I am looking for. The cheaper the better but I am willing to pay for something good. Does anyone have a recommendations?

Thanks

I bought this scope and put it on a 243 I was going to let some younger guys in the family shoot but no interest. Anyways, I’m pretty sure I have the gun sold so I’ll get rid of the glass also to fund another project. Perfect shape like new. I will pull it out of rings if somebody wants it and confirm there are no ring marks. THE ONLY DOWNFALL is my 2 year old son got ahold of the box and ripped a tab off while I wasn't paying attention. Obviously that doesn’t matter but I know there are some box whores out there. My dad is one of them. $730 shipped. Will be shipping USPS Priority. PayPal friends and family or you add the 3.5%. Comes with the covers, never opened sunshade and a Kenton ballistic turret as pictured.

Hey guys, new member here. I have been lurking for a few months and decided I need to be a part of this. This is one of the few sites that is even tolerable anymore. Most sites kick you off for saying stuff I didn't even know was wrong. So to hell with them. I just want to be around like minded people and this seems like that place for the most part. So hey guys.

I know the comp M4 is the most recent military standard red dot, but does anyone know what the criteria is to be military standard?

If you set up an AR with a 4x32 ACOG, do you need some kind of top or side mounted red dot for close targets? I guess I am asking because I am setting up a 16 inch upper and looking at different options including LPVOs.

Have a guy on the crew that needs a suppressor because I'm sick of getting brake blasted as well as the fireball he makes at night is just retarded. Understandingly, he doesn't want to pay some retarded amount of money to get a suppressor and then wait 1 year for the dog and pony show tax stamp bullshit.

Form 1 suppressor 'kits' have been a thing for a while. I know at the start they were mostly not great quality and they were generally very long. I'm assuming its come a long way since then as there are multiple suppliers and this is catching on.

I've never even remotely looked into how to figure out what parts are needed, what goes together, what works, what doesn't, etc let alone assemble one.

Has anyone done this and/or knows the specifics and a go to setup for a 5.56 suppressor that is ideally, no longer than 6.5 inches?

Yes he will do the Form 1 first for you fudds out there about to lose your minds - suck a dick anyways.

320 Rounds Hornady 147g ELD M- 650$ Shipped

Redding Deluxe 3 Die Set $115 Shipped

2 Custom Accurate Mags with Area419 engraved extenders and 12rd springs (Holds 10rd of PRC)- $210 Shipped for both

$950 Shipped for all

Kids got a race coming up with the block of wood type derby cars. Anyone have any tips on how to make these things fast? Or better yet can I borrow some ringers for Wednesday hahah

I am located in Louisville, CO.
I accept PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, and USPS MO.

I don't load for my semi's anymore and don't need this brand new, never used Giraud trimmer package. Found I enjoy hand trimming my precision rifle brass.

Included in the package (with Giraud's list prices):

1) Giraud power trimmer set up for 300NM-- $555
2) 223 case holder & cutter blade -- $92
3) 300 BO case holder -- $41
4) 6.5CM case holder & cutter blade -- $92
5) 308 case holder -- $41
6) 338NM case holder & cutter blade -- $92

Total paid (less shipping): $913. Asking $700 shipped for the whole package. Not willing to part.

Premium gas for almost $8.50/gal in a Californicate town.

I’m sure someone can speak to this.

I received a msg from a friend. It was this picture. Makes me wonder a lot of things.

seems to indicate record sales and a need to comply w .gov mandates.

so I’m asking…..is this real and if so how will this impact ammo availability?

In stock, limit one box of 1000 per customer

I honestly don’t remember what year I came up with the Sniper’s Hide Dot Drill. I know I was working at Rifles Only, and it had to be around 2006, give or take a year, but since that time, I have seen the dot drill grow and expand beyond the original intention.

Progressive Dot Drill Target



As a precision rifle shooter, shooting groups is a necessary evil. Some disciplines revolve around group shooting, like benchrest or F Class. As a tactical shooter, I look at it as more of a cross-the-course style of shooting. It’s not about the group size as much as the position used to get that first-round hit. We are looking to solve a dynamic problem versus repeating the same thing over and over. The reality is that we want to solve the shooting problem in the least number of rounds possible instead of stacking a group into a single target.



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The Pentagon’s Defense Climate Risk Assessment takes a similar approach, but from a military perspective, examining how China and others could take advantage of rising sea levels and melting glaciers — and what the Pentagon needs to do to respond.

If our enemies are taking advantage of rising sea levels, and we can't because ???? we are to involved in CRT and removing penises from our troops...........

Thank God all our intelligence agencies are concentrating all our resources on the weather and not our enemies. Its a lot safer being in the CIA today for your job is watching clouds and carrying umbrellas .



I don't know about you but I think I should take a foreign language class for Chinese .

$500 of Zermatt TL3 cert.

Will send pic upon request



$250

Decent shape cosmetically on top.
functions flawlessly
$175 shipped

Hi guys. I'm new here. I've read many threads over the years which has helped me learn. I appreciate the sharing this community does. I've never signed up, because I never felt I had much to offer. I'm way more of a RMPL guy. Anyway, my teenage son wants to get into long range shooting, so we just finished a project....AR10 6.5 Creedmoor build. I've built a few AR15's with success, but this is my first real problem, so I thought I'd ask you guys for any advice before I humbly take my mess to see my local gunsmith.

Anyway, here's the problem:

Parts:
Aero M5 receiver set
Wilson Combat super sniper barrel
I can't remember the BCG I got. I bought it about a year ago as I've been slowly purchasing these parts.
Ammo is Sierra match king (all I have right now)

Issue:
We have not fired this yet. We were able to charge, slide bolt forward, recharge, dry fire, ext all with success. Empty magazine held bolt open. All looked really good.
I put a loaded mag in and dropped the bolt. Seems to go all the way in just fine. That's when it stuck. Could not pull the charging handle back to eject live round.
Ended up taking the upper off and used a screwdriver to pry the bolt out, which it slid back pretty easily and ejected the round. Of course, I scuffed up my upper a bit doing this, but oh well. Repeated this 3 times.

I'm not sure if something is wrong with my barrel lugs or if its my extractor, or what. Here's some pics I took of the lugs and of the BCG/Round as I slowly slid it back after getting it unstuck.

Thanks guys for taking a look at this.

Last Chance on Riflescope Closeout Deals

We had brought in a large quantity of some great riflescopes that we've been offering on deals. This list is on those scopes that we are running low on. Once these are sold out that'll be all for them. Don't miss out on these great opportunities:

Konus Konuspro M-30 1.5-6x44 - Circle-dot illuminated #7185 reduced from $219.99 to only $149.99
Flip-up covers included
Engraved reticle with dual illumination (red-blue)
Finger adjustable tactical turrets 1/2 moa
Waterproof,shockproof, fogproof
Optical coating: fully-multi-coated
Locking fast focus ocular
30mm tube diameter

Hawke Vantage 3-9x40 AO MIL DOT #14123 reduced from $119.99 to only $99.99
11 layer fully multi-coated optics for excellent clarity
Adjustable objective for parallax correction (AO models)
1 inch mono-tube chassis for superior strength
¼ MOA low profile ‘no-snag’ fingertip turrets
Fast focus eyebell and high torque zoom ring
Threaded objective/ocular for optional accessories
Waterproof, Shockproof, Nitrogen purged.
All calibre rated.

Hawke Sidewinder ED 8-40x56 - TMX #17360 reduced from $899.99 to only $749.99
Extra-low Dispersion (ED) glass for optimum detail.
18 layer Fully Multi-Coated optics for superior clarity
Side focus control for parallax adjustment to infinity.
30mm mono-tube chassis for superior strength.
Glass etched reticle with red illumination.
Stepless IR rheostat offers total brightness control.
Interchangeable turrets - quick to install and remove
¼ MOA, ⅛ MOA & 1⁄10 MRAD exposed and locking turrets
High torque zoom ring and locking ocular.

Hawke Sidewinder ED 8.5-25x42 - 20x 1/2 Mil Dot #17120 reduced from $499.99 to only $299.99
High precision long range optical systems
18 layer fully multi-coated optics for superior clarity
Side focus control for parallax adjustment to infinity
30mm mono-tube chassis for superior strength
Glass etched reticle with red and green illumination
Rheostat on saddle offers 5 levels of brightness
¼ MOA exposed, locking and resettable turrets
Locking ocular and high torque zoom ring

Sightmark Photon XT 4.6х42S Digital NightVision Riflescope #SM18008 reduced from $499.97 to only $399.99
Day and night use
Digital reticle with
option of 6 reticle styles
High resolution display
Long eye relief
Built-in 810nm LED IR illuminator
Resistant to bright light exposure
Shockproof and weatherproof
Intuitive easy-to-use interface
Front focus objective lens
Additional weaver rail for accessories
Video output enables video recording

Sig Sauer Buckmasters 3-12x44mm - BDC #SOBM43001 reduced from $159.99 to only $99.99
The Buckmasters Riflescopes were inspired by Jackie Bushman to bring the performance of SIG SAUER Electro-Optics at a value that is within reach for every hunter. The riflescopes feature a custom Buckmasters Bullet Drop Compensation (BDC) reticle that has holdover dots out to 500 yards. The rangefinder will provide lightning fast ranging performance in a vivid red illuminated display optimized for low light hunting.
Custom Buckmasters Bullet Drop Compensation (BDC) Reticle with holdover dots out to 500 yards
Up to 9x or 12x Magnification

Steiner GS3 2-10x42 - 4A #5009 reduced from $879.99 to only $599.99
5x Zoom Range provides sharp resolution at long distances for more accurate shooting for wide open areas.
CAT™ Color Adjusted Transmission amplifies contrast in the peak human vision sensitivity range, to spot game in any environment.
Steiner 4A Reticle provides a simple, uncluttered aiming tool
Short Mounting Length of just 5.4 inches for mounting on short actions, muzzleloaders or lightweight mountain rifles.
Rugged 30mm Tube milled from solid aluminum stock so there are no welds or seams, for greater strength and durability.
Waterproof/Fogproof durable construction you can trust to stand up to any cold or wet condition.

Athlon Argos BTR 1-4x24 - AHSR14 FFP IR MOA #214053 reduced from $299.99 to only $199.99
First Focal Plane Reticle: First focal plane design allows you to fully utilize specially designed reticles that shrink or grow along with your target as you zoom in or out. These reticles offer quick target engagement at low power while offering precise holdover positions with finer details.
Illuminated Reticle: The illuminated reticle provides greater visibility during dusk and dawn and other low ambient light environment.
Etched Glass Reticle: Reticle etched on the glass that provides excellent backing support for complex reticle design and offers great durability and much higher shock resistance to recoil
Fully Multicoated: Fully Multicoated optics effectively reduces reflected light and increases the transmission of light giving you a brighter image than normal single coated lenses
6061 T6 Aluminum: The 6061T6 aircraft grade aluminum tube that has exceptional strength and superior mechanical integrity will protect these world class optics no matter what punishment you throw at it.
Heat Treated One Piece Tube Construction: Heat treated one piece tube gives the scope extra strength over multi-piece tubes. A one piece tube also is better at keeping moisture out thus keeping your scope fog proof for the life of the product
Waterproof: Waterproof to protect the scope in the harshest weather conditions or if accidentally submerged underwater
Fog proof: Fog proof to allow you to immediately engage your target when you take your rifle to cold ambient temperature from warm inside
Shockproof: Robust mechanical system with special designs on both control and erector system that give you the ultimate recoil resistance to withstand 1000G recoil for 1000 times.
Argon Purged: Argon Purging uses the inertia gas with bigger size molecules to purge any moisture out of the tube giving you better waterproofing and thermal stability.

Athlon Argos BTR 6-24x50 - ATMR FFP IR MOA #214060 reduced from $369.99 to only $249.99
First Focal Plane Reticle: First focal plane design allows you to fully utilize specially designed reticles that shrink or grow along with your target as you zoom in or out. These reticles offer quick target engagement at low power while offering precise holdover positions with finer details.
Illuminated Reticle: The illuminated reticle provides greater visibility during dusk and dawn and other low ambient light environment.
Etched Glass Reticle: Reticle etched on the glass that provides excellent backing support for complex reticle design and offers great durability and much higher shock resistance to recoil
Fully Multicoated: Fully Multicoated optics effectively reduces reflected light and increases the transmission of light giving you a brighter image than normal single coated lenses
6061 T6 Aluminum: The 6061T6 aircraft grade aluminum tube that has exceptional strength and superior mechanical integrity will protect these world class optics no matter what punishment you throw at it.
Heat Treated One Piece Tube Construction: Heat treated one piece tube gives the scope extra strength over multi-piece tubes. A one piece tube also is better at keeping moisture out thus keeping your scope fog proof for the life of the product
Waterproof: Waterproof to protect the scope in the harshest weather conditions or if accidentally submerged underwater
Fog proof: Fog proof to allow you to immediately engage your target when you take your rifle to cold ambient temperature from warm inside
Shockproof: Robust mechanical system with special designs on both control and erector system that give you the ultimate recoil resistance to withstand 1000G recoil for 1000 times.
Argon Purged: Argon Purging uses the inertia gas with bigger size molecules to purge any moisture out of the tube giving you better waterproofing and thermal stability.

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I hope you are all doing well. I brought this up some time ago, and wanted to ask about it again. I am a cross dominant shooter, my left eye is dominant but I shoot right handed, butt-stock to my right shoulder. Seeing through the scope is difficult unless I close my left eye. With that said, are there shooters in the PRS and NRL realms that are cross dominant but still shoot very well and even win matches?

Goat

Hey everyone, here is another "im buying a new scope and need help post." Well I have narrowed the field to my top six, and would like to get some input as to which one you would go with and why. This new optic will be going on my new MPA BMR Pro for PRS competitions. I have already taken all of their features, weight, length, etc into consideration. Im keeping dollar amount out of the discussion, as the price of each optic is within my price range. Any insight is appreciated.

1. Leupold MK5HD 5-25X56 M5C3 PR2-MIL
2. Athlon Conus BTR GenII 4.5-29X56 APRS6 IR
6. Bushnell Elite Tactical XRS3 6-36X56 G4P ret.

Atlas PSR Bipod BT46-LW17 - Arca clamp and ADM 170-S Lever mount

SOLD - Only used for a couple of range trips and one match. Will come with both and ADM 170-S QD mount and ARCA clamp mount.

$275 shipped


SOLD - Extra ADM 170-S Lever mount - Like new only used a couple times

$50 shipped

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