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Accessories WTS American defense RECON-SL QD scope mount 34mm
- By Amrywrangr
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 3 Replies
WTS AMD Recon SL scope mount, this mount is for 34mm a tube, and is 0 MOA at a 1.23 height. light scuffs due to light use nothing impacting finish or function. Asking 165 $145 OBO. Shipped insured to CONUS. PayPal or Zelle.
What am I doing wrong- alternating group sizes
- By Vodak
- Practical Marksmanship Questions
- 7 Replies
I noticed something unusual that I think points to a failure in my mechanics. I took my Vudoo out this weekend to do a bunch of lot testing. When I went back to look at the targets I noticed that I was frequently shooting larger groups with the first five shots, followed by a tighter group with the second.
Shooting at 50 yards off a bipod and rectangular rear squeeze at bag (no ears) from sturdy but not rigid bench. Loading ten rounds, five to the first target, pivot right, and the second five to the second target.
I did have another shooter offer to watch me shooting, and the only thing he noticed was that I was tensing my shoulder in preparation for breaking the shot. I tried to consciously keep my shoulder down, but it didn’t seem to change the pattern in how I was grouping.
Any thoughts on what I might be doing to cause this?
Groups are all five rounds each, left target first, then shift right, usually without breaking position except for the slight pivot.
Shooting at 50 yards off a bipod and rectangular rear squeeze at bag (no ears) from sturdy but not rigid bench. Loading ten rounds, five to the first target, pivot right, and the second five to the second target.
I did have another shooter offer to watch me shooting, and the only thing he noticed was that I was tensing my shoulder in preparation for breaking the shot. I tried to consciously keep my shoulder down, but it didn’t seem to change the pattern in how I was grouping.
Any thoughts on what I might be doing to cause this?
Groups are all five rounds each, left target first, then shift right, usually without breaking position except for the slight pivot.
SOLD WTS Sons of liberty EXO2 13.7 complete upper receiver.
- By Amrywrangr
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- 1 Replies
WTS Sons of liberty EXO2 13.7 with pinned and welded Nox, Sons of liberty BCG and charging handle along with Magpul sights. Asking $650 Price drop $600 $500 PayPal or Zelle.
Looking to move this soon, this set up has about 1k rounds on It with no physical damage below descriptions are from sons of liberty directly.
Upper receiver:
Sons of Liberty Gun Works Bolt Carrier:
HPT/MPIBolt:
Looking to move this soon, this set up has about 1k rounds on It with no physical damage below descriptions are from sons of liberty directly.
Upper receiver:
- Barrel: Sons of Liberty Gun Works 13.7” 4150CoMOV 1:7 MPI HPT Barrel
- Caliber: 5.56 NATO Chamber
- Barrel Steel: 4150 CrMoV (Chrome Moly Vanadium per MIL-B-11595E)
- Twist Rate: 1/7 Twist Six Groove
- Gas Block: .750″ Gas Block Journal with an appropriately sized gas port
- Barrel Finish: QPQ Corrosion Resistant Finish
- Barrel Extension: QPQ coated M4 Feed Ramp Extension
- High Pressure (proof) Tested (HPT)
- Magnetic Particle Inspected (MPI)
Sons of Liberty Gun Works Bolt Carrier:
HPT/MPIBolt:
- Precision machined from Carpenter Technology No. 158 alloy,
- Heat treated per mil-spec,
- Shot peened per ASTM B851/SAE AMS2430S,
- Vibratory tumbled
- Individual high pressure/proof (HP)
- Full Auto test fired as an assembly
- Individual magnetic particle inspection ASTM E1444/E1444M (MP)
- Markings deep laser engraved (SP=Shot Peened, HP=High Pressure Tested, MP=Magnetic Particle Inspection.)
- Precision machined from 4340 tool steel alloy per SAE AMS6415T/AMS6484D (vs 4140),
- Heat treated
- Shot peen per ASTM B851/SAE AMS2430S.
- Precision machined and ground S7 Tool Steel
- Heat treated per ASTM A681-08
- Shot peened per mil-spec print
- Manganese phosphate
- Tactical Springs/Sprinco 5 coil, ASTM Grade A401 Chrome Silicon wire stock
- Heat treated
- Stress relieved, Molybdenum-Disulfide infused
- Cryogenic processed (all post winding)
- Mil-spec black insert/synthetic elastomer extractor buffer (nitrile-butadiene, shore hardness 80+/-5 durometer per MIL-PRF-6855)
- S7 Tool Steel
- Heat treated per ASTM A681-08
- Shot peened per Mil-Spec
- Manganese phosphate
- Heat treated
- Mil Spec
- Standard stainless steel per Mil-Spec X3
- Machined from AISI 8620 aircraft qualty alloy per ASTM A108/A322-13
- Full auto profile
- Heat treated
- Carburized/strain relieved, hard chrome bore
- Precision ground gas key interface
- Sons of Liberty Battle Flag logo deep laser engraved
- Manganese phosphate
- Machined from 4130 chromoly steel alloy per ASTM A108/A322-13
- Heat treated, hard chrome internal
- Manganese phosphate
- Permatex sealed
- Grade 8 hex screws torqued and staked all per mil-spec
- Precision machined 4340 chromoly steel alloy per SAE AMS6415T/AMS6484D
- Heat treated/processed per mil-spec
- Manganese phosphate
- Solid film lubricant applied and cured per mil-spec
- Precision machined 8640 steel alloy
- Heat treated/processed per mil-spec
- Hard chrome plate
- Precision machined from 1038 carbon steel
- Heat treated/processed per mil-spec
- Manganese phosphate
SOLD Sold
- By Jabot
- Buy - Sell - Trade
- 11 Replies
Tr2 buttstock-sold
Ergo grip used for one range trip, got 2 of these
$old
Ergo grip used for one range trip, got 2 of these
$old
M40 scope base project by LRI
- By LRI
- Vintage Sniper Rifles
- 386 Replies
We've been hinting around at this for the last few weeks. The artifact parts have arrived and I am about to start with the modeling work. I feel like I'm holding something from a Raiders of the Lost Arc movie.
So it begins. I'll post some additional photos as I progress through the autopsy.
So it begins. I'll post some additional photos as I progress through the autopsy.
Firearms Sako TRG-22 308win
- By jbuck88
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- 6 Replies
Don't want to, but need to free up some funds for another project.
Selling a Sako TRG-22 in 308win with a 26" barrel. I bought it used, original owner said they shot it around 200rds. I put 15rds through it. Shoots great and with the muzzle brake it's very soft recoil. Will come with a Cadex MX1 muzzle brake. It is the phosphate version and should have a ton of life left. I took it out today and tried a group at 110yds with what I had left of a partial box of FGMM 168gr.
Asking $2,500
Selling a Sako TRG-22 in 308win with a 26" barrel. I bought it used, original owner said they shot it around 200rds. I put 15rds through it. Shoots great and with the muzzle brake it's very soft recoil. Will come with a Cadex MX1 muzzle brake. It is the phosphate version and should have a ton of life left. I took it out today and tried a group at 110yds with what I had left of a partial box of FGMM 168gr.
Asking $2,500
GOD BARRELS AND TRASHMUNITION
- By Edsel
- The Armory
- 7 Replies
I have three rifles which exhibit these traits at 100 meters…
1) An Accuracy International Dave Tooley barrel that shoots bugholes (this one performs really well out to 400 meters, I’ll be really sad when I finally shoot the worth out of it) with Cheaper than Dirt “XM80CS Bulk Ammunition” from grud knows when,
2) A Steyr AUG with one of the newer 20”, 1/7, 1/2-28 barrels that gets me 1 - inch groups using bulk Green Tips also from Cheaper Than Dirt (Sandy Hook era) with the Donut of Death reticle,
3) An AR-15 with a 20” White Oak Armament 1/8 barrel that gets me 2” groups using the above trashmunition.
Has anybody figured out what causes the stars to align and yield such results with ammunition that should be in the dumpster?
All of my other rifles, both cheap and pricey, yield dinner plate groups with the above.
Probably a rhetorical question, but I thought I’d ask
1) An Accuracy International Dave Tooley barrel that shoots bugholes (this one performs really well out to 400 meters, I’ll be really sad when I finally shoot the worth out of it) with Cheaper than Dirt “XM80CS Bulk Ammunition” from grud knows when,
2) A Steyr AUG with one of the newer 20”, 1/7, 1/2-28 barrels that gets me 1 - inch groups using bulk Green Tips also from Cheaper Than Dirt (Sandy Hook era) with the Donut of Death reticle,
3) An AR-15 with a 20” White Oak Armament 1/8 barrel that gets me 2” groups using the above trashmunition.
Has anybody figured out what causes the stars to align and yield such results with ammunition that should be in the dumpster?
All of my other rifles, both cheap and pricey, yield dinner plate groups with the above.
Probably a rhetorical question, but I thought I’d ask
What did you do in the reloading room today?
- By Kisssofdeath
- Reloading Depot
- 3295 Replies
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Firearms SOLD - Vudoo 5” 9mm Priest pistol TYD (FFL) $3600
- By 2 Shot
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- 6 Replies
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Optics Khales Helia RF-M - $250 (BNIB)
- By chullin32
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- 5 Replies
I have a Khales Helia RF-M 7x25. It is brand new in the box and has never been used. $250 TYD
Firearms Sako TRG-22 - .308 Win - 2023
- By CaylenW
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- 0 Replies
2023 Model Sako TRG22 chambered in 308 Winchester.
Barrel is 24" long and has approximately 400 rounds through it. Bottom forend rails have some wear from being used.
2x Sako factory mags included.
Asking $4200 - Shipped.
Barrel is 24" long and has approximately 400 rounds through it. Bottom forend rails have some wear from being used.
2x Sako factory mags included.
Asking $4200 - Shipped.
