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Optics Swarovski STR 80 MRAD 20x60 Spotting Scope

I'm looking to sell my Swaro STR 80 in MRAD (20x60 eyepiece) to downsize to the Nightforce which will fit my needs a little better. It's in great condition as you can see in the photos. Includes everything in the box and eyepiece.

$4200 Shipped.
Venmo or PayPal preferred.
Located in Iowa.

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PM or text me at 515-779-5729.

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At some point the AT-XC owners will realize that they just got a gen 4 AT-X, along with all of the promised support the previous generations of the AT-X got too. However, the didn't have to source a few of the niceties that most of us gen 1-3 guys had to hunt for. However it cost them ~$600 more for AI to do it.

Everywhere else you bundle and save. AI you bundle and spread cheeks. :D

No lies detected. But, as always, we can remain dubiously hopeful lol.
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DeLane Development Group Rimfire Ventures

Having spent my career building complex software, many many times the answer is obvious after having spent many many many hours/days/months doing it the wrong way. But getting to that obvious answer required detailed knowledge of the system and a lot of work. I had a saying, simple is not easy, it is very very hard. But it is obvious once it is found.

Innovation to me is like that. Understanding the system in depth and being able to apply the right answer to the problem. Not bandaids, but understanding root cause and fixing the real problems. Sometimes that is just the obvious answer once found.
There is also a "usability" component to the solution: if it's too hard to use, what effect does that have on marketability / market uptake?

I have met... too many... Vudoo buyers who loudly proclaimed the rifle was Garbage because it wouldn't feed. Damn near every time, the complainer was pushing the follower button all the way down and dumping in rounds, with the expected result of rim lock and misfeeds. This is not to discount real issues associated with some R700 stocks/chassis that simply would not hold magazines in the REQUIRED position; my original MPA chassis was one of those - and Phil Cashin fixed it, as Mike has described.

So, one of Mike's challenges is to "innovate" a feeding solution that's innovative/accurate/precise AND as idiot-proof as possible, while still being marketable. The reality is, while the R700 footprint may not be the optimal accuracy/precision solution, it has damn sure sold a crap ton of Vudoos, Rim-Xs, and Bergaras.

Non comp 22

Arken ep5
Athlon ares btr g2
Element titan

Just can't bring myself to spend a lot on a 22 scope.

I'm sure some of yall have tried all 3 of these, which of the 3 is top?

I may upgrade later if I'm sadly disappointed in my choices, but right now I got too many irons in the fire to justify 1000 dollar scope for something to set on the back porch and shoot targets and turtles.

Or if anyone has a used strike eagle for sale

Strasser RS 700: straight pull Remage-style barrel nut that uses R700 accessories (stocks, triggers)

I would like to try the shouldered barrel, having in thicker from the action, and doing it a bit stiffer.
Or is it any stiffer than the barrel nut type of barrel?
But if use a burrel nut type of Remington barrel, i think what i have looked, you are not able to get it as thick as shouldered barrel.
I am having a Strasser RS 700 in this month, and it has a factory (Lothar Walther barrel) and i can say that these do shoot very well.
I did tested the new Lapua MaxRange Target 144gr pills last week, and it does shoot 0.22 MOA and 0.2 MOA with 4 shot´s, but the fifth
it did not hold on the same group, might be a shooter that did the pull, dont know, but what i look the the rifle, i would say that
it might do better with a shouldered barrel.
Will see when i get my rifle and Carbon X stock in to it.
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