Accessories Bat TR 6gt barrel
- By Midpack
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I have a brux 25" 1.20 straight 6 gt barrel for a Bat TR. 427 rounds on it ran mild with 107s @ 2800fps
475 tyd
475 tyd
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Accessories Archemedias/nucleus 6.5 creed bartlien cf
- By Midpack
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Accessories Zermatt arms 25% off cert $200
- By Midpack
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As stated zermatt arms 25% off cert. $200
Good until September 2025
Good until September 2025
SOLD Eotech Vudu 5-25 MD3 Reticle Rifle Scope
- By RedBreast21
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- 4 Replies
If you haven't seen one of these, they're quite unique. It is an extremely compact optic which gives it some major advantages on a number of different platforms. This has Barely used. I tall Target tested this and the tracking was above 0.990 (meaning it's within the margin of error of testing to perfect). Scope is nearly perfect with the exception of small marks from the Accuracy First mounting location (just rear of the bell). $1100 Shipped CONUS.
No trades.
No trades.
WTB WTB: Mk13 Mod 5 Chassis/Kit
- By Jarth
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- 0 Replies
Want To Buy a Mk13 Mod 5 Chassis or Kit. Preferably one of the surplus kits sold by TA, etc a few years ago.
Let me know what you have and what price you are looking for.
Thanks!
Let me know what you have and what price you are looking for.
Thanks!
SOLD LMT DMR 5.56 Stock - Black - Take Off
- By DoSqH
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Take off LMT DMR 5.56 Stock in Black
I'll cover shipping & shipment insurance.
No trades. PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle will be accepted as payment methods. Friends and Family or the buyer must pay all fees for a 'Goods and Services' transaction.
The first "I'll take it" in this thread gets the item stated.
$248.12
I'll cover shipping & shipment insurance.
No trades. PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle will be accepted as payment methods. Friends and Family or the buyer must pay all fees for a 'Goods and Services' transaction.
The first "I'll take it" in this thread gets the item stated.
$248.12
Firearms 300 Win Mag Rem 700 5R Receiver, McGowan Custom Barrel, MDT LSS Chassis, Folding Stock FDE
- By VIrtualWatts
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For Sale: 300 Win Mag Rem 700 5R Receiver, McGowan Barrel, MDT LSS Chassis, Folding Stock FDE
I am getting out of 30 cal, both the DMR and the bolt gun.
I bought the Rem 700 5R new and then had McGowan make a custom 5R backcut Remage barrel. Mounted in MDT lightweight LSS chassis and folding stock so it wouldn't be so damn long in transport, replaced picatinny with rings. With the OEM barrel it was okay, but with the McGowan I am very sub MOA all day out to 800 yds (as far as my range goes).
Comes with many accessories, some of which are new because I was in-transition or because I bought multiple options before choosing one. I had the Hawkins and Little Bastard but never used as I only shoot suppressed and already had the Dead Nutz. My next rifle is not long action so can't use them.
Remington 700 5R MDT Folding Chassis McGowen Custom 5R Remage 24” Barrel Geissele Super 700 trigger (Mk13) Hawkins Hybrid 25MOA Rings Extra mags
Main picture illustrates a well-rounded setup – scope, bipod and suppressor are not for sale
What is included:
Remington 700 5R receiver and bolt (pre-bankruptcy), Receiver trued when barrel installed (professional gunsmith)
McGowen custom SS barrel 24” Remage 1:10 5R backcut Sendero Profile threaded 5/8-24 cerakote FDE
Geissele Super 700 adjustable trigger (same as Mk13)
American Precision Arms Little Bastard Gen3 Muzzle Brake (NIB)
MDT LSS-XL Gen2 Chassis Fixed Interface Cerakote FDE accepts AICS magazines
Hawkins Long Range Hybrid Scope Rings (NIB) 34mm w/integrated level and 25MOA rise
MDT folding stock adapter fixed-to-fixed (rock solid heavy locking)
LUTH AR MBA3 Carbine stock with adjustable cheek riser and length/pull
Limbsaver heavy recoil buttstock pad
3 Magazines - Magpul PMAG 5 round AC L Magnum AICS Long Action (2 NIB)
EGW Picatinny rail, 25MOA rise (NIB)
QD sling points on rail and stock
Low round count, enough for barrel break-in, scope sight-in and ballistic verification
OEM Stuff if you ask for it (but why would you)
Original OEM Remington 700 5R carbon barrel (pre-bankruptcy)
OEM Picatinny rail, zero MOA
OEM trigger (bleh)
What is not included:
- Scope
- Bipod
- Suppressor
This rifle's absolutely favorite ammo is Federal Ascent 200gr, just wow! Followed closely by Choice Ammo custom hand-load ELD-X 200gr. Interestingly the Federal PSP 180gr is very accurate out to 400 yds but begins to wander by 600. I'm selling all my ammo and reload dies, bullets, nickel brass, etc. separately.
Price $2,000, must ship to an FFL. Payment methods accepted check, money order, cashier's check, some digital payments.
I will likely separate the action from the chassis to ship.
Main picture illustrates a well-rounded setup – scope, bipod and suppressor are not for sale
**** Extra Info but Google is your friend ***
NIB Hawkins Precision Scope Rings w/25MOA and integrated level, 34mm Remington Long Range Hybrid Rings, Long Action, .65in, Black (for 56mm scope aperture) New in Box, 910-34-.65-LA-R-6, 3YL-RR-LRHR34-910-34-65-LA-R-6
Based on Geissele’s MK13 trigger developed for the U.S. Military Sniper Rifle system, the Geissele Super 700 trigger brings adjustability and safety features to the Remington 700 platform. This drop-in trigger is easily adjustable for first and second stage pull weight, sear engagement and over-travel. The ability to set the Super 700 as a single stage or two stage gives the user even more versatility. The triple-redundant safety locks the trigger, the internal mechanism and the transfer bar. The Geissele Super 700 trigger can be configured for a total pull weight ranging from 1.5 lbs. to 3.5 lbs, it’s conveniently set at our factory at 2.5lbs for optimal accuracy, safety and performance.
I am getting out of 30 cal, both the DMR and the bolt gun.
I bought the Rem 700 5R new and then had McGowan make a custom 5R backcut Remage barrel. Mounted in MDT lightweight LSS chassis and folding stock so it wouldn't be so damn long in transport, replaced picatinny with rings. With the OEM barrel it was okay, but with the McGowan I am very sub MOA all day out to 800 yds (as far as my range goes).
Comes with many accessories, some of which are new because I was in-transition or because I bought multiple options before choosing one. I had the Hawkins and Little Bastard but never used as I only shoot suppressed and already had the Dead Nutz. My next rifle is not long action so can't use them.
Remington 700 5R MDT Folding Chassis McGowen Custom 5R Remage 24” Barrel Geissele Super 700 trigger (Mk13) Hawkins Hybrid 25MOA Rings Extra mags
Main picture illustrates a well-rounded setup – scope, bipod and suppressor are not for sale
What is included:
Remington 700 5R receiver and bolt (pre-bankruptcy), Receiver trued when barrel installed (professional gunsmith)
McGowen custom SS barrel 24” Remage 1:10 5R backcut Sendero Profile threaded 5/8-24 cerakote FDE
Geissele Super 700 adjustable trigger (same as Mk13)
American Precision Arms Little Bastard Gen3 Muzzle Brake (NIB)
MDT LSS-XL Gen2 Chassis Fixed Interface Cerakote FDE accepts AICS magazines
Hawkins Long Range Hybrid Scope Rings (NIB) 34mm w/integrated level and 25MOA rise
MDT folding stock adapter fixed-to-fixed (rock solid heavy locking)
LUTH AR MBA3 Carbine stock with adjustable cheek riser and length/pull
Limbsaver heavy recoil buttstock pad
3 Magazines - Magpul PMAG 5 round AC L Magnum AICS Long Action (2 NIB)
EGW Picatinny rail, 25MOA rise (NIB)
QD sling points on rail and stock
Low round count, enough for barrel break-in, scope sight-in and ballistic verification
OEM Stuff if you ask for it (but why would you)
Original OEM Remington 700 5R carbon barrel (pre-bankruptcy)
OEM Picatinny rail, zero MOA
OEM trigger (bleh)
What is not included:
- Scope
- Bipod
- Suppressor
This rifle's absolutely favorite ammo is Federal Ascent 200gr, just wow! Followed closely by Choice Ammo custom hand-load ELD-X 200gr. Interestingly the Federal PSP 180gr is very accurate out to 400 yds but begins to wander by 600. I'm selling all my ammo and reload dies, bullets, nickel brass, etc. separately.
Price $2,000, must ship to an FFL. Payment methods accepted check, money order, cashier's check, some digital payments.
I will likely separate the action from the chassis to ship.
Main picture illustrates a well-rounded setup – scope, bipod and suppressor are not for sale
**** Extra Info but Google is your friend ***
NIB Hawkins Precision Scope Rings w/25MOA and integrated level, 34mm Remington Long Range Hybrid Rings, Long Action, .65in, Black (for 56mm scope aperture) New in Box, 910-34-.65-LA-R-6, 3YL-RR-LRHR34-910-34-65-LA-R-6
Based on Geissele’s MK13 trigger developed for the U.S. Military Sniper Rifle system, the Geissele Super 700 trigger brings adjustability and safety features to the Remington 700 platform. This drop-in trigger is easily adjustable for first and second stage pull weight, sear engagement and over-travel. The ability to set the Super 700 as a single stage or two stage gives the user even more versatility. The triple-redundant safety locks the trigger, the internal mechanism and the transfer bar. The Geissele Super 700 trigger can be configured for a total pull weight ranging from 1.5 lbs. to 3.5 lbs, it’s conveniently set at our factory at 2.5lbs for optimal accuracy, safety and performance.
Savage Model 10
- By usmc3439
- Bolt Action Rifles
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A long time ago right after being done with my USMC service, before the PRS matches were the norm, before the Remington 700 aftermarket options that were DIY were widely available and Creedmoor named cartridges were the thing, I wanted a precision rifle to ding steel plates at long range and that I could use (always hoping I never have to) during a national emergency if needed. Requirements were a threaded 24" heavy barrel, detachable magazine, chambered in .308 Winchester to simplify logistics in an emergency (Federal Gold Medal was around $16 for 20 rounds at that time) and being able to do most of the work on my garage bench. Choices that fit my budget were the Remington SPS Tactical or the Savage 10 FCP-SR. The 700 made the least sense for what I was trying to accomplish. I ended up getting the Savage 10 you see in these pictures.
I installed the barreled action in a Choate Machine & Tool Custom Tactical stock; at that time, that was the only option for the model 10 that came with their propietary magazine system. Installed a Smith Enterprises Good Iron brake, a Nightforce 20 moa piccatiny scope base, Glades Armory tactical bolt handle, Harris bipod and an excellent Leupold Mark 4 ER/T 8.5-25x50 scope with Badger Ordnance rings I already owned. Felt no need to change the accu-trigger. Last thing I did was a sponge camo paintjob and adding an arca plate to shoot from a tripod.
It had been sitting in my safe for the past 6 years without being shot since I have mostly been shooting vintage American rimfire rifles and 1903 Springfield rifles in competition. Pulled it out of the safe a few weeks ago to clean, inspect, fire it and make sure it is still zeroed and all my data is still accurate
The rifle came out a performer, averaging 1/2" moa or better at 100 yards, prone, with Federal GMM and also performed well at long ranges. The magazine system has been the one thing that has plagued the rifle since I bought it. It is finicky to operate, load and insert in the rifle; you have to "hold your tongue just right" to get it to work properly when loading the rifle and during rapid fire. It is also heavy at 18.6 pounds unloaded, mostly thanks to the very heavy Choate stock (it is a solid stock indeed). Bolt fitment could be better but I think that is something common on all Savage rifles with non target actions. Accuracy wise, I was shooting equally to other folks with very expensive custom tactical rifles. Is it a good rig for PRS matches? No. Is it a capable tactical long range rifle? Absolutely.
In recent years better, lighter options for what I wanted back then have become available for the do it yourselfer in a budget, even affordable factory rifles that meet the criteria I had at that time. Times change, we work, marry, have kids, priorities and interests change. Not sure if at this point I want to spend the extra cash to upgrade the bolt assembly to a PTG unit for smoother operation and upgrade to an AICS magazine system; sadly Jeff from CDI passed away and he was the go-to man for those conversions.
Enjoy the pictures.
I installed the barreled action in a Choate Machine & Tool Custom Tactical stock; at that time, that was the only option for the model 10 that came with their propietary magazine system. Installed a Smith Enterprises Good Iron brake, a Nightforce 20 moa piccatiny scope base, Glades Armory tactical bolt handle, Harris bipod and an excellent Leupold Mark 4 ER/T 8.5-25x50 scope with Badger Ordnance rings I already owned. Felt no need to change the accu-trigger. Last thing I did was a sponge camo paintjob and adding an arca plate to shoot from a tripod.
It had been sitting in my safe for the past 6 years without being shot since I have mostly been shooting vintage American rimfire rifles and 1903 Springfield rifles in competition. Pulled it out of the safe a few weeks ago to clean, inspect, fire it and make sure it is still zeroed and all my data is still accurate
The rifle came out a performer, averaging 1/2" moa or better at 100 yards, prone, with Federal GMM and also performed well at long ranges. The magazine system has been the one thing that has plagued the rifle since I bought it. It is finicky to operate, load and insert in the rifle; you have to "hold your tongue just right" to get it to work properly when loading the rifle and during rapid fire. It is also heavy at 18.6 pounds unloaded, mostly thanks to the very heavy Choate stock (it is a solid stock indeed). Bolt fitment could be better but I think that is something common on all Savage rifles with non target actions. Accuracy wise, I was shooting equally to other folks with very expensive custom tactical rifles. Is it a good rig for PRS matches? No. Is it a capable tactical long range rifle? Absolutely.
In recent years better, lighter options for what I wanted back then have become available for the do it yourselfer in a budget, even affordable factory rifles that meet the criteria I had at that time. Times change, we work, marry, have kids, priorities and interests change. Not sure if at this point I want to spend the extra cash to upgrade the bolt assembly to a PTG unit for smoother operation and upgrade to an AICS magazine system; sadly Jeff from CDI passed away and he was the go-to man for those conversions.
Enjoy the pictures.
Optics Leupold VX-Freedom 3-9x40 CDS Tri-MOA $200
- By Ashborn44
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For sale, Leupold VX-Freedom 3-9x40 CDS Tri-MOA scope, good condition, slight wear, minor cosmetic scratches on paint here and there. Glass and turrets are mint. Sold as is.
Bonus the Leupold CDS Custom Dial System x1 voucher for this scope is unused and still valid for free order.
Asking $200 shipped.
Bonus the Leupold CDS Custom Dial System x1 voucher for this scope is unused and still valid for free order.
Asking $200 shipped.
Night Vision Photonis PD-PRO-16B
- By EWS6
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16mm photonis 4g tubes. white. left tube has 2 small specks. right tube is clean
asking 7400
asking 7400
Accessories CRKT Jenny Wren Compact Hatchet
- By spyder59
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Reloading Equipment Federal 308 Brass
- By tnichols
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- 2 Replies
Case of Federal 308 brass (200 count) once fired in the original factory packaging. This is straight out of an AIAE Mk III and back into the box. $90 shipped to the lower 48. Will accept personal check or PayPal friends/family gift. Funds clear, I ship. Thanks for looking.
Accessories XLR steel side weights
- By SLAYIN'SWEDE
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XLR steel side weights with grip tape $170 TYD
2 3/4” steel nose extension $SOLD
PP F&F or Venmo
2 3/4” steel nose extension $SOLD
PP F&F or Venmo
