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Optics Element Optics Theos 6-36x56mm Black or Grey. 1 Like New $1890
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These scopes are all brand new never opened or handled. ( I have one slightly used one in MRAD grey finish maybe 100 rounds on it, like new $1850
Black and Grey finish now available on Theos.
I have 2 Element Theos 6-36x56mm with APR-2D MRAD Reticle. Also can get any Element optics they make. Military, LEO and first responder discounts available.
I also have one Element RF module left.
I can take CC, paypal or Venmo.
$2100
Black and Grey finish now available on Theos.
I have 2 Element Theos 6-36x56mm with APR-2D MRAD Reticle. Also can get any Element optics they make. Military, LEO and first responder discounts available.
I also have one Element RF module left.
I can take CC, paypal or Venmo.
$2100
Sidearms & Scatterguns Seeking 1911 Help (Dan Wesson)
- By saddlerocker
- The Armory
- 9 Replies
I know there are likely better 1911 specific forms, but honestly Im not interested in joining another forum.
Can anyone see any issues with this listing (besides it appears to have not even had a basic cleaning).
I have wanted a stainless VBOB with the Shadow Grips for a long time. And prefer the pre 2018 or whatever year some things changed.
Thanks
Can anyone see any issues with this listing (besides it appears to have not even had a basic cleaning).
I have wanted a stainless VBOB with the Shadow Grips for a long time. And prefer the pre 2018 or whatever year some things changed.
Thanks
Optics NIB - Athlon Argos HD 20-60x85 - 45 degree spotting scope
- By pandagrunt
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- 9 Replies
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SOLD [SOLD] NF ATACR 7-35 F1 C578 MILC $2600
- By 1260
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- 5 Replies
Used but not abused. F1 7-35 ATACR MIL-C. Stayed its life on a 6.5 CM, 6 Dasher and the last few years on a .22LR in SPHUR 4601s.
Accessories RRS Anvil-30 Bowl Adapter |Badger C1 CLIF Diving Board Mount | Seekins ATC Muzzle Brake
- By AlphaThree
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- 7 Replies
PayPal friends and family preferred
SOLDBadger C1 CLIF diving board mount. Excellent condition. Tan $90 ShippedSOLD
RRS Anvil-30 Tripod Bowl Adapter. $50 Shipped
Seekins ATC. Unfired Takeoff. 5.56mm $50 Shipped
SOLDBadger C1 CLIF diving board mount. Excellent condition. Tan $90 ShippedSOLD
RRS Anvil-30 Tripod Bowl Adapter. $50 Shipped
Seekins ATC. Unfired Takeoff. 5.56mm $50 Shipped
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Felipes back at it
- By Two36
- The Bear Pit
- 134 Replies
Evidently probation is over and now he's back and "weaponizing intelligence" 
Accessories Really Right Stuff Desert Tech SRS-A1 ARCA Mount BSRS-A1 C
- By RedBreast21
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- 3 Replies
Specifically for the SRS-A1. Allows clamping of the Desert Tech at its center of gravity on Tripod, etc. Also adds a much better surface to grab the rifle. No longer made. Very lightly used. $250 Shipped CONUS
SOLD 1 unopened case of FGMM LR GM210m Primers
- By Darryle
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- 3 Replies
Located in Fort Worth, 5000 primers
Trade for 5000 of the FGMM GM205M SR primers
I prefer ftf, no shipping, no piece mealing, case for case
Trade for 5000 of the FGMM GM205M SR primers
I prefer ftf, no shipping, no piece mealing, case for case
DIY primer seating and pocket depth measuring tool
- By CollarChoke
- Reloading Depot
- 3 Replies
I was debugging some primer seating issues related to my seating depths and headspacing on my reloads. Thought I was crushing enough with my hand primer, but apparently I was not consistently getting them below the case head. Have now moved to a PCPS and all is well, but thought I'd share the little gadget I made to troubleshoot the issue.
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This is a little shell holder sleeve that you can pop on the end of a set of Mitutoyo sized calipers and then use its depth gauge for reliable/consistent reference measurements. The way it works is you put a known-good (i.e. perfectly level with case head) primed case in the shell holder. Set your depth gauge zero off of that, and now you can make reference measurements on pocket depths and primer seating depths.
You can 3D print your own with: https://terminalcurves.com/downloads/primer-measure-sleeve.3mf
EDIT 12/29/2024: added an M5x0.8 set screw hole for folks that want to tighten it in beyond the friction fit. The way I run the threads on a print is I heat the screw a bit and then just thread it in slowly and let it set. Run it back and forth a few times and it should work fine. You can also just run an M5x0.8 tap real quick of course. It only needs a tiny bit of grabbing tension, don't over torque or you'll misalign the sleeve onto the calipers.
Important tip for usage over time:
For the detail oriented people. The reason it's a thousandths more in this picture than it is in the video (0.118"), is because in the video I zero'd off of a Hornady factory round which has the primer 0.001" below the case head. I used that as a reference to measure the pockets on my Alpha brass which are 0.119" (from reference measurement). For this picture I made a perfectly level dummy round to use as a consistent zero/reference so have repeatability across future measurements, which is why the picture is a thousandths more.
I recommend you do the same, i.e., keep a set of perfectly seated reference dummy rounds that will serve as your zero references for future comparisons. Or, alternatively, make multiple cases with both perfect zero and reference desired seating depths to offset from.
Hope it's helpful to someone. I saw the tools out there that are several hundred dollars and thought that's a bit obscene for functionality that comes in a standard set of calipers.
EDIT: In this demo I show repeatability/consistency of measurement across sleeves. There's purposely some slack in the sleeve for the shell holder slightly float, this slack is then taken up by the tension of the tailstock against the case. Because your zero is set off of a reference case, variances in the sleeve or shell holder itself do not matter. Also note that this solution works for both large and small rifle primer pockets. In the repeatability demo my reference case primer is 0.001" below case head and my pocket depths should consistently measure 0.118".
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I use a 0.001" shallow reference primer depth because I primarily use this gauge to ensure my primers are never proud enough to mess with headspace. So when seating primers, I went them all to be 0.000 or -0.001 at the most to the reference.
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This is a little shell holder sleeve that you can pop on the end of a set of Mitutoyo sized calipers and then use its depth gauge for reliable/consistent reference measurements. The way it works is you put a known-good (i.e. perfectly level with case head) primed case in the shell holder. Set your depth gauge zero off of that, and now you can make reference measurements on pocket depths and primer seating depths.
You can 3D print your own with: https://terminalcurves.com/downloads/primer-measure-sleeve.3mf
EDIT 12/29/2024: added an M5x0.8 set screw hole for folks that want to tighten it in beyond the friction fit. The way I run the threads on a print is I heat the screw a bit and then just thread it in slowly and let it set. Run it back and forth a few times and it should work fine. You can also just run an M5x0.8 tap real quick of course. It only needs a tiny bit of grabbing tension, don't over torque or you'll misalign the sleeve onto the calipers.
Important tip for usage over time:
For the detail oriented people. The reason it's a thousandths more in this picture than it is in the video (0.118"), is because in the video I zero'd off of a Hornady factory round which has the primer 0.001" below the case head. I used that as a reference to measure the pockets on my Alpha brass which are 0.119" (from reference measurement). For this picture I made a perfectly level dummy round to use as a consistent zero/reference so have repeatability across future measurements, which is why the picture is a thousandths more.
I recommend you do the same, i.e., keep a set of perfectly seated reference dummy rounds that will serve as your zero references for future comparisons. Or, alternatively, make multiple cases with both perfect zero and reference desired seating depths to offset from.
Hope it's helpful to someone. I saw the tools out there that are several hundred dollars and thought that's a bit obscene for functionality that comes in a standard set of calipers.
EDIT: In this demo I show repeatability/consistency of measurement across sleeves. There's purposely some slack in the sleeve for the shell holder slightly float, this slack is then taken up by the tension of the tailstock against the case. Because your zero is set off of a reference case, variances in the sleeve or shell holder itself do not matter. Also note that this solution works for both large and small rifle primer pockets. In the repeatability demo my reference case primer is 0.001" below case head and my pocket depths should consistently measure 0.118".
Login to view embedded media
I use a 0.001" shallow reference primer depth because I primarily use this gauge to ensure my primers are never proud enough to mess with headspace. So when seating primers, I went them all to be 0.000 or -0.001 at the most to the reference.
Reloading Equipment 6.5mm bullets: 130 Eldm, 123 Nosler & Hornady 123 BTHP
- By loclass
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- 2 Replies
800pcs 123 Nosler Custom Comp $230 shipped
7 boxes of Hornady 130 Eldm SOLD
250pcs Hornady 123 BTHP SOLD
Paypal f/f or venmo preferred.
7 boxes of Hornady 130 Eldm SOLD
250pcs Hornady 123 BTHP SOLD
Paypal f/f or venmo preferred.
Optics Mountain Tactical Tikka 1in diameter low scope mount
- By AnglerDown
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- 1 Replies
