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Firearms Knight’s Armament QDC 556 and 762 Suppressors in stock

KAC QDC/CRS suppressors $1730​

I have Black and FDE 762 KAC QDC/CRS-PRG, Knight’s Armament QDC CRS PRG 7.62 Rifle Suppressor KAC’s newest answer for a superior rifle suppressor — 3D printed and incorporating their Pressure Reduction Technology KAC PN 121568-BLK & 121568-FDE Connects to all 7.62 QDC Muzzle Devices. Available in Black and Flat Dark Earth (-BLK) (-FDE). Specifications Addition to Bare Muzzle: 6.3” (16cm) Addition to QDC 3-prong FH: 5.65” (14.35cm) Overall Length: 7.9” (20.06cm) Weight: 23.2oz (658g) Sound Reduction: 26dB


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Knight’s Armament QDC MCQ PRT 5.56 Rifle Suppressor FDE and Black $1730​

KAC’s newest answer for a superior rifle suppressor — 3D printed and incorporating their Pressure Reduction Technology (PRT)​

KAC PN 121567-BLK & 121567-FDE

Connects to all 5.56 QDC Muzzle Devices. Available in Black and Flat Dark Earth (-BLK) (-FDE).

Specifications
Addition to Bare Muzzle: 5.67″ (14.41cm)
Addition to QDC 3-prong FH: 4.15″ (10.55cm)
Overall Length: 6.25″ (15.88cm)
Weight: 19.2oz (545g)
Sound Reduction: 24dB

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Optics Vortex Optics in stock

I have a large stock of Vortex optics, Spotting Scopes, Range finders, Rings, Mounts.
PM What you are looking for and for Best Pricing


Just a few in stock :

Vortex Razor HD Gen III 6-36x56 FFP EBR-7D MRAD Riflescope RZR-63602 $2999.99 MAP​


Vortex Razor Gen III 1-10x24 EBR-9 MRAD Riflescope RZR-11002 $2499.99 MAP​


Vortex Viper PST Gen II 5-25x50 EBR-7C MRAD FFP Riflescope PST-5259 $999.99​


I have tons in stock ready to ship. PM the model you are looking for.
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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

I wish I could but its 75% woods and way too much dead stuff.
And all the landscapers have departed... er deported
I get it it. I bought this place that was a mess but little by little I finally got to burn. Poison oak, blackberrys, scotch broom. I have some good timber and big oaks. This fall I burned all my fields and some interior areas. The prep took a bunch of work but I think it was worth it.

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.300wm - .300wsm

Hornady uses their own proprietary powder on many loads.... sometimes they tell ya many times they don't.
I had excellent accuracy with imr 7828 & high velocity Retumbo.
It’s a 26" factory barrel with Alum chassis with extra long mag box, so you can run 3.7" cartridges. The Retumbo load needs to be backed off about 1 grain...for my rifle.
3280 with a 200gr from a factory 27"tube. I gotta switch to retumbo.
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Replacing the barrel on my Medium weight 14.5 inch run and gun upper

V7 barrels are awesome. I have three of them. The two 14.5's started life as 16's. I had them cut to 14.5 and threaded 5/8x24 to maintain a little more metal around the muzzle. Pinned and welded the V7 Furion on both.

The 18" is the least accurate of the three shoots average 10 round groups of 3/4" at 100 yards. Mine all seem to like 77gn Matchkings loaded by every manufacturer that uses them in factory ammo and my 69 gn hand loads keep my bolt guns honest out to 500 yards.

I have had way better luck with V7 than Noveske
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Army M24 Build Thread

Picked this up at a local gun shop today. Needed a new cleaning rod jag and saw thus sitting on a display case. 599+tax, got it for 525. I think I did well. 1999 vintage, has a mildot reticle, turrets are nice and tight with good solid clicks. Came with the sun shade. Dropping it on my m24 Sunday. Hopefully nothing is locked up…


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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

Best thing you can do to your property. His place is fireproof now. You should make friends and burn your place at the same time.
I wish I could but its 75% woods and way too much dead stuff.
And all the landscapers have departed... er deported

best bolt action .223 at any price

L3 Rifles LLC built: .223 Wylde Krieger barrel (#4, #5, or #6 contour) 6.5-8tw on a Lone Peak Razor Ti. Stock or Chassis of your choice and get ready for some fun. Bullets from 50gr. to 90 gr. John Slagle was schooled by the late Robert Gradous, and his work exemplifies what he was taught by the master gun smith. The best was not good enough and attention to detail was of the utmost importance. John has a following of competition shooters who can attest to his ability.