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SOLD SR25 16” APC 308
- By Mike173
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 0 Replies
SR-25 APC 16” 308
Used, was a display for higher end optics at a local FFL. Otherwise it was not fired other than from factory it looks.
No test target or high quality Plano case, sorry.
Surefire SR25 FH is currently installed
KAC FH included
KAC irons and front Pic rail included
LMT SOPMOD stock included
Thank you for looking.
$7000 shipped OR BEST OFFER
Only trades/partial
Used, was a display for higher end optics at a local FFL. Otherwise it was not fired other than from factory it looks.
No test target or high quality Plano case, sorry.
Surefire SR25 FH is currently installed
KAC FH included
KAC irons and front Pic rail included
LMT SOPMOD stock included
Thank you for looking.
$7000 shipped OR BEST OFFER
Only trades/partial
- LMT 15.3 Upper
- SIG 553P
- Staccato XL
SOLD MDT Send It Level w/ S90 Bracket
- By Kae006
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- 2 Replies
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New very cool innovative Arca rail from Seekins
- By mrtoyz
- The Armory
- 29 Replies
Very impressed with this new innovative Arca rail from Seekins. Available in MLok and a screw in design for their hunting stocks.
As you can see the rail is turned 90*. It does not stick out past the side of the rail. Very comfortable in the hand. Locks up solid in the Anvil.
As you can see the rail is turned 90*. It does not stick out past the side of the rail. Very comfortable in the hand. Locks up solid in the Anvil.
How close is too close?
- By TurdFerguson
- Observation & Sighting Devices
- 15 Replies
Mtu barrel, Leupold steel mk 4 rings/base while I wait for pri to fix my fuck up with a night vision rail.
Is this too close? I've never been thus close before..
Is this too close? I've never been thus close before..
SOLD Nightforce NX8 4-32X50 MIL-XT w/Sphur Mount
- By Kaveman44
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 12 Replies
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SOLD Accuracy International AXMC AICS SA R700 Chassis (2 for Sale)
- By AjaxNaptown
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 6 Replies
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Please consider helping Matthew Durnford family.
- By Sparky
- The Bear Pit
- 32 Replies
Matt worked at Mile High Shooting Accessories, and was always a gem to talk to. Some of you from the Hide may have spoke with him on the phone or met him in person while dealing with Mile High. From professional standpoint and from a bullshitting standpoint, Matt was a great guy to have in our industry . Frank and I worked with Matt a lot, laughed a lot too. Unfortunately, this Sunday Matt was riding his motorcycle and was involved in an accident, he died of his injuries. He was 28yrs young and was taken way too soon.
Please consider helping us raise money for his family during this tragic time to help compensate for this unexpected tragedy. Rest easy young man, we will miss your “moosestash,” quirky smile and your willingness to help out anyone who needed it.
Frank and I will be attending his funeral this Sunday. This is just a reminder that everyday that we are here is a gift. Our time on this earth is short, make the best of it. Do good things, be spontaneous, have adventures. You never know when God calls you to him.
Please consider helping us raise money for his family during this tragic time to help compensate for this unexpected tragedy. Rest easy young man, we will miss your “moosestash,” quirky smile and your willingness to help out anyone who needed it.
Frank and I will be attending his funeral this Sunday. This is just a reminder that everyday that we are here is a gift. Our time on this earth is short, make the best of it. Do good things, be spontaneous, have adventures. You never know when God calls you to him.
Uh Ohhhhhhhhhhh!
- By Fx51LP308
- The Bear Pit
- 29 Replies
Newsmax is reporting that the NY State Supreme court has notified Judge Merchan that a "cousin" of a juror had posted on FB or something like it that Trump was going to be convicted, apparently, 1 day before the verdict was announced. This would mean that the juror would have had to notify their cousin, accordingly. They are saying that, potentially, it could result in an immediate Mistrial "with prejudice."
We shall see!
We shall see!
Firearms Pre Fit Barrel Sale
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- 0 Replies
Sale going on now through the end of the month (June 2024) Sig Cross Match grade barrels are also on sale for 699.00
Optics WTS/WTT Nightforce NXS2.5-10x24 W/ Docter sight and mount
- By bluepkp
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- 4 Replies
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Learn to feed yourself!
- By eastexsteve
- The Bear Pit
- 113 Replies
This thread is an outgrowth of one I did earlier on generators you can find it here. Maybe I should call this number 2 in my survival series. A bunch of good ideas were shared there. Hopefully, this one will also bear fruit.
I own a 160 acre farm. Besides using it for a rifle range, I also farm on it. We have always farmed. I am a product of farmers. My idea of farming used to be tractors, acres of rows of produce, lots of fertilizer, lots of water, pesticides, and lots of dirt. But, I'm changing my mind about this. At least, for some crops. And, this is something you can do in the city in your own back yard! This year, we started using raised beds, and I can hardly believe how well they are working. We are using 4x8 raised beds. In single individual beds, we raised:
100 yellow and purple onions, averaged baseball size
About 100 garlic plants
Over three bushels of spinach
Over a bushel of carrots (and still producing)
Fifty pounds of tomatoes from six plants, and they're just getting started
We are also doing mammoth jalapenos, yellow bell peppers, strawberries, and banana peppers in raised beds. And, they are going crazy. I'm also experimenting with growing potatoes in 5 gallon buckets, and having impressive results. I'm about to start the sweet potatoes in another raised bed.
It's all starting to make sense. In those 4x8 raised beds, you can better control the water, fertilizer, pests, and soil quality. And, because of this, it takes less water, fertilizer, and pesticides. I also put down hardware cloth under the raised beds to keep out the gophers and moles. We are still using open ground farming for things like peas, beans, corn and melons.
The internet is a great source for raised bed gardening. But, be careful. What works for fertilizer and soil prep in Ohio likely won't work for your garden in Texas. Call your county ag agent for advice. Check your soil PH. You can send soil samples to Texas A&M for soil analysis, recommended soil prep, and crop recommendations. I think the last time I did this it was $25.
I started doing this because I think something bad is coming, and I wanted to get the best yield possible out of the smallest space. I wanted to make sure we could eat. And, this is something you can do in your own back yard! The first pic is 6 tomato plants, 24" apart in a 4x8 raised bed. The second pic is 6 mammoth jalapenos 24" apart.
I own a 160 acre farm. Besides using it for a rifle range, I also farm on it. We have always farmed. I am a product of farmers. My idea of farming used to be tractors, acres of rows of produce, lots of fertilizer, lots of water, pesticides, and lots of dirt. But, I'm changing my mind about this. At least, for some crops. And, this is something you can do in the city in your own back yard! This year, we started using raised beds, and I can hardly believe how well they are working. We are using 4x8 raised beds. In single individual beds, we raised:
100 yellow and purple onions, averaged baseball size
About 100 garlic plants
Over three bushels of spinach
Over a bushel of carrots (and still producing)
Fifty pounds of tomatoes from six plants, and they're just getting started
We are also doing mammoth jalapenos, yellow bell peppers, strawberries, and banana peppers in raised beds. And, they are going crazy. I'm also experimenting with growing potatoes in 5 gallon buckets, and having impressive results. I'm about to start the sweet potatoes in another raised bed.
It's all starting to make sense. In those 4x8 raised beds, you can better control the water, fertilizer, pests, and soil quality. And, because of this, it takes less water, fertilizer, and pesticides. I also put down hardware cloth under the raised beds to keep out the gophers and moles. We are still using open ground farming for things like peas, beans, corn and melons.
The internet is a great source for raised bed gardening. But, be careful. What works for fertilizer and soil prep in Ohio likely won't work for your garden in Texas. Call your county ag agent for advice. Check your soil PH. You can send soil samples to Texas A&M for soil analysis, recommended soil prep, and crop recommendations. I think the last time I did this it was $25.
I started doing this because I think something bad is coming, and I wanted to get the best yield possible out of the smallest space. I wanted to make sure we could eat. And, this is something you can do in your own back yard! The first pic is 6 tomato plants, 24" apart in a 4x8 raised bed. The second pic is 6 mammoth jalapenos 24" apart.
Reloading Equipment Look what we found during inventory + rare brass / inventory enroute + brass that's up to 50% off right now
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- 1 Replies
Optics WTS: ZC420 Zero Compromise 4-20x50 15mil MPCT-1 LCT - Like New
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- 5 Replies
This ZC420 15 mil with the MPCT 1 reticle with locking turrets is like new with no signs of ring mounts. Glass is pristine. Unfortunately, the scope doesn’t fit with my Hawkins Heavy Tactical rings on my custom .28 Nosler action. So I’m selling this to get the ZC527 so I have more tube adjustment as my integrated pic rail action is very limited in terms of pic rail adjustments. Comes with original box, packaging, neoprene cover, battery cover tool, and a set of Aadmount caps. $3,200 shipped. Buyer pays for any requested insurance. Venmo or PayPal works.
