hawkins heavy tactical 34mm 20moa 1.27" high, with diving board and level. No scratches or dings. These are the sturdiest mounts, and equal to a Sphur in quality.


$250.00 shipped and insured.

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It only took 12 of them to figure out that it was the wrong guy .

But Because they are retarded they did threaten to shoot him in the face .
And want qualified immunity to be invoked so they don’t get sued .
Fucking retards

For those of you following the threads I said I’d post a wrong house wrong cat wrong person thread every week this year . So far it hasn’t been hard to find a good example.

I've got 2 new in package Midwest Handguards.
10.5" G4 - SOLD
4.5" Combat -SOLD

PM if interested,
Thanks

For sale Forster datum dial with two heads so you don’t have to switch back and forth. Asking 135.00 plus shipping . Thank you for looking

Used this for a bit on a 22 and it is fantastic glass for that. Reason for selling, I’ve got it on a rpr rimfire that isnt accurate enough to deserve higher magnification . Throwing a cheap bushnell on it for my kid to shoot plates with at 50 yards.

The new gen 3 has super clear glass and is an overall great scope. It comes with metal screw in caps as well.

Leupold mount can be had with it for $75 extra.

Scope: $700 shipped with factory box and all factory items.

New never used
$150 shipped

@BravoSector1 messaged me asking after this rifle I picked up for my wife. Been pretty busy so I hadn't done anything more than get the Zeiss LRP S3 6-36x56 mounted. <<<That scope is hard as hell for me to get behind BTW. Didn't notice it much when I was comparing it to my Trijicon Tenmile, but I sure did today. So he put the bug in my ear and I decided to break it out of the safe and see what it would do. Kinda lack luster results. Could be a bajillion reasons why, and I'm sure some of y'all will point them out to me , but I have a few excuses ready. LOL.


Shot a hundred rounds of Wolf Match Extra at 100 yards. I was under the impression that the Match Extra was a step up in quality from the Wolf Match. But after today I really wonder if it isn't loaded a little hotter. I did not get my fancy new Garmin chrono out and I'm kinda wishing I had. Next time.

First target, first 10 rounds down the tube. About 2.5 MOA. When I mounted the scope originally I bore sighted it at about 50 yards.





Last target, last 10 rounds. About 2 MOA.






Now it's time for conditions and then excuses. Right around 32 degrees, it kept trying to snow. About 3900' elevation.

First excuse. I might not be as decent of a shot as I think I am.

Second. I was shooting on a slope off the tailgate of my side by side. I tried to get behind a Bog tripod that I bought a while back and I don't know if tripods just aren't for me or what, but that was terrible.

Third. There was a fair amount of wind that kept blowing the targets around. Though when I look at the targets it really doesn't look like it affected the outcome much, if at all.

Fourth. Looks like some of my issue was vertical stringing. I would not really have thought it until I went and grabbed my deadair mask after about 50 rounds. Once I threw the suppressor on I could hear that not very many of the shots were staying subsonic. And even in the shots that went supersonic I could hear a difference in them. So I figured I must be getting some hellacious inconsistency in velocity.

Fifth. I know I had some other B.S. I wanted to throw out here, but I can't think of it right now.



So I'm really hoping the Lapua Center-X I have on backorder does the trick. Proof told me that should be my go to. Everything I read about the Wolf made it seem like it should be decent. So maybe it was me. Maybe it was the rifle. Maybe it was the ammo. Or a combination thereof. I'm really hoping it was just the ammo! Oh and I didn't do anything special for barrel break in, right or wrong. I just shot the thing. Didn't do any, shooting, then cleaning, then shooting, or any of that. I figure at some point I'll develop a procedure, but I don't think there is a point to it just yet.

One last note, the rounds that stayed nice and quiet in their little subsonic flight seemed to go POA to POI. But again, I could just be wishing shit into reality. Lot of money for these kind of results, but I'm holding out hope that the rifle will redeem itself with the Center-X.

I've pulled some decent shots out of my ass a few times here and there in the past, but I've never shot over 400 yards. And I've never considered myself a PRS type guy. I love to shoot, but have a lot to learn. It almost pains me to show these targets for fear of making the rifle look bad, but you'll make your own decisions on that.

I have a used Cronus BTR Gen 2 4.5-29 x56 aprs 6 FFP. The glass is perfect, no marks or scratches. The parallax knob has some marks on the knurling but nothing major. I have the sunshade and it will come in the original box. $1075 shipped tyd. PayPal preferred.

XLR Element aluminum with thumb rest. Tape is just to hold action screws Kryptek ish Cerakote. Shoot me a text for fastest response. 720-three4six-two333 $650

Im wanting to find a olympic arms umar 22-250. Preferably the one with the skeleton stock and fluted barrel but the other model will work to. Can be new or used. Lmk what u got

I'm copying and pasting the Warner Flatline 30cal load thread from the Scout forum to get it going here. Here is the copied stuff below, plus I have updated 198gr 308 load below.


Warner FlatLine 30cal Loads - All cartridges
01/12/2017

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Hello folks,

I'm starting a thread for folks to post all loads for any of the Warner Flat Line 30 cal bullets (more info here: warner-tool.com/flat-line-projectiles ... plus Lowlight has done a ton of reviews of the 160gr and 180gr on elsewhere on this forum). I want to open this up to all cartridges in .30cal, kind of a one stop spot for any .30cal Flat Line load.



To help organize it, I was hoping posters could post two bits of information out front first: the cartridge and which grain bullet. Then post the other stuff normally put on these load pages: powder charge, brass type, primer type, OAL, etc. Any chrono and/or precision info is nice as well.



Thanks much - hope this helps folks. For bullets this expensive, any help is valuable.

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308 Winchester

180gr Flatline





!!!!DO NOT USE THIS LOAD AT SHORT ACTION OALS - NOTE MY LONG OAL!!!!



Rifle: Patriot Valley Arms built 308, with a custom chamber on a Big Horn Long Action.

Barrel: Hawk Hill, 1 in 9 twist (yes, 30cal in 9 twist). Something like 30" long.

Rounds down barrel: <20 (yes, just breaking this in - I took delivery two weeks ago).



Brass: Lapua Palma

Primers: CCI 41 (yes, small rifle primer - the Palma brass has a small primer)

Powder: 2000MR

Bullet: 180gr Flatline of course.

OAL: 3.140" (<------- SPECIAL NOTE ----- BE AWARE OF THIS LONG LOADING -- THIS IS COMING OUT OF A LONG ACTION, MAGAZINE LENGTH FROM 300 WINMAG AI MAG)



Average Velocity (Magneto Chrono)



47.0 grs: 2834

47.5 grs: 2860

48.0 grs: 2887

48.5 grs: 2915



No pressure signs - nice round primers, no ejector shine, no bolt lift issues.

Standard Deviation: 2-4 fps

Group size: all 0.5" or better at 100yds.

Here is picture of the load to the above OAL.

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Tag; can't wait to launch these in my 300wsm

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One thing to keep in mind. I wanted to try the FlatLines in a .300 Norma. Be advised that if your rifle is throated for the heavy Berger's you may not have any luck. To switch to the FlatLines meant a huge jump to the rifling. They may be somewhat jump insensitive but not that much. Accuracy was not good. This is not a rip on their bullets at all as they are some of the prettiest projectiles I've ever seen. I'm still debating spinning up a second barrel throated just for them. I need to get a hold of Dan to save if he can help me with that one of these days.

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The twist was intentional for the Flatlines. The chamber was not. Its a normal 308 chamber, nothing fancy.

I'm working on the 198gr load in the 308 right now. Looking like 2700fps-ish. Load was shooting bug-holes, better precision than the 180grs. Will have more as I get it.

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How far off the lands for the 198s

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Good Q... will have answer and some more details next week - more load testing this weekend.



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Re: Warner FlatLine 30cal Loads - All cartridges
01/20/2017

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Thx I have some 198s I want to load up in my Norma mag
I was thinking about starting 5 or 10 off

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Re: Warner FlatLine 30cal Loads - All cartridges
01/25/2017

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308 Winchester

198gr Flatline



Power: 2000MR

OAL: 3.360" (putting the bullet appx 5thousandths off the lands)

MV avg (at 50*F):

44.0grs = 2547 fps

44.5 = 2574

45.0 = 2606

45.5 = no data

46.0 = 2663

46.5 = 2707

47.0 = 2735

47.5 = 2779



MV ES and SD was excellent - 2 to 10fps differences across all groups.



Precision was excellent = less than 0.5" groups (vs the 180s which I couldn't get to consistently shoot this well)





No serious pressure signs, although the 47.5gr group was starting to show a flattened primer - however, this was minor. I'm going to call it the top end of the safe charges, although I imagine 48.0 would probably be safe (and over 2800).



A 308 sending a 198gr bullet with a G1 BC of 0.855 at 2750fps - that ain't too bad.... shots with less wind deflection than a 208gr Amax doing 3000fps

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308 Winchester

180gr Flatlines



I gave the 180 Flatlines a run in my SAC rebarreled/trued FN SPR - 26" 10 twist .308 throated for 185 Juggernauts. I have settled on the 185 Hybrids, but wanted something that would run with 6.5s if I single load, hence the flatlines.

I haven't had much luck with solids in the past, but was happily surprised with the performance of these. Decided on stout loads of CFE223 for the velocity, with the understanding that I will have to tune them for temperature.

I ended up at a COL of 3.239" (.010 off of lands), 48.7gr CFE, average velocity of 2,888 @ 75 degrees F. Right now I'm at exactly 7 mils @ 1000 yards.

No pressure signs on brass or bolt lift, but Quickload tells me i'm in the nuclear zone. I don't expect long brass life with this load, but no issues with my current set of Lapua at 9x fired. I'll definitely have to revisit in the summer and take em down a bit.

Accuracy was beyond my expectations, results from testing below. Since I had only 50 to play with, I went with 3 and 4 shot groups in working up the load.



This was my best 100 yd group: (I had a couple others in the .3s, the OCW scatter nodes opened up to about .7)

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300 yard 4 shot group (I'm pretty sure I dropped that one). This was a .9 mil up adjustment @ 300





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Magnetospeed capture on final load (4 shots). Yes I know 4 shots isn't statistically relevant, but it was the first time getting a 1.0 SD for me! Gotta celebrate the wins



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Only downside I can see at this point (in my rifle at least) is that they are marginally stable in a 10 twist, and BC drops to .323 according to the Berger Stability calculator. Changing twist rate to a 9 results in a 1.51 SG vs the 1.23 below. I didn't get a chance to test them at distance, so long range results remain to be seen. Plan on getting another box and getting them out to 1000.

This makes me wonder if the 160s might be better at long range in a 10 twist if they prove to be more stable.



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would the 180's fit in the rem 700 short action factory internal magazine? or is it still bit too long?

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I think you'd want to go with the 160s. The 180s are 1.6" long, easiest the longest I've dealt with.

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Hmm. Thanks. I will get some once i run out of lapua 155gr scenars.
Does it play well with xbr 8208 or do i need a slower burning powder?
Sorry I am completley ignorant about solids.

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You could get any of the typical .308 powders to work I'm sure, but in my case I went for absolute max velocity, which you'll get from using CFE223 or 2000MR (although not sure about the 160s). Those bring their own problems though in my experience, such as being more temp sensitive, and the fact that you get best results from max loads. It's to the point where if I decide to take these to a class, I might have to formulate a morning cool weather load, and an afternoon warm load if the temp swings are pretty severe. Bit of a pain in the ass, but worth the gains in my opinion. I'm getting roughly 125+ more fps than the max Varget loads I worked up to.

Its like the race car analogy. They are tuned for top performance at the expense of engine life, more maintenance, etc. Same thing here. If I had my druthers though, I would run them in a .300 or equivalent so you don't have go such high pressure to get the same speed.

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Remember the "Tortise and the Hare " , Hah !

I'm planning on the 160s with 8208XBR as this powder may be lacking in velocity but the temperature stability & SDs I get with it are the best so far !

If only CFE223 was as temp stable .

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Awesome data there; can't ask for better SD's than that! Keep in mind that QL is not friendly to solids with its default settings. I have not put my thumb on it entirely, but I have entered many Flatline loads that I know are perfectly safe only for QL to yield sky high pressure. QL is always on the high side of pressure and the low side of velocity regardless. I believe this to be a result of conservative burn rates with regard to the powder file data. The key, I believe, is to adjust the initial start pressure factor, which should be about 1/4 to 1/3 of the default setting. I know for a fact that our solids do not have the same initial starting pressure as jacketed pills. This helps, but doesn't get you all the way there on the pressure graph. I'm sure that someone who is more versed in QL can chime in and educate us all on this.

Regardless, primer condition and bolt lift are your best pressure indicators. Ladders tests are always recommended to find the top of the pressure curve. If the primers are flat but not pierced, and the bolt is getting sticky, you know you are about there at the top end for the powder used.

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Thank you for your input! Interestingly enough, according to Quickload, here is what the suggested default start pressures should be for different bullets:

Jacketed 3625

Solid soft brass 1800

Solid copper 6525

FMJ hard core 6625

So that doesn't make much sense w/ the solid copper number being double vs jacketed. You are spot on that it doesn't correlate correctly. I've seen pressure signs in much lower pressure numbers with other loads, so I brought it to 1000 and that seems to make more sense with the numbers.

With respect to the stability figures, would you recommend trying the 160s given my 10 twist? I'd like to run the 180s just because of the much higher BC, and the fact that they are accurate in my rifle. I'm guessing the only real way to know is to test them both side by side at 1,000+

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Your chart says that you are shooting in 70 degree weather at sea level, correct? There are a couple of things that come into play with the stability. The first is twist. Obviously, we recommend 10 as a minimum for the 180's. You can certainly go faster, but certainly not slower. There are occasions where advertised twist rate is not exactly what the barrel is. This is apparent, all be it in small variances, in some button rifled barrels. So you may end up with 10.1 for example. Doesn't happen much, but does happen. This certainly does not play in your favor if it is the case. You can check it with a cleaning rod and tape measure. Another factor is DA and temperature. The lower you get in elevation and the colder the temperature, the less stable your bullet will be. 70 degrees at sea level should yield something greater than 1000 on the DA scale I'm guessing, so that should not be hindering you at all. So aside from barrelling to a faster twist, trying the 160's certainly won't hurt you. Just think how fast you can run them; that increase in velocity will help make up for the lower BC to some extent. A side by side test will certainly be proof.

First bolt action I have put together myself. With the easier than I expected. Just had to find the parts. Built this with the intent of getting into PRS and learning how to shoot better for hunting. Now I just need to figure out how to do this reloading thing. Hope to do a ladder test this week from 32-33grains if Varget.

Build List:

Impact 737 Action
Foundation Genesis 2 Stock
Proof Research 1/7.5 Dasher Prefit Barrel
Hawkins Bottom Metal
Trigger Tech Diamond Trigger
Area 419 Hellfire Brake
Leica PRS 5-30x56 Scope
B&T Atlas Bipod

I have a Nightforce Atacr 7-35 MilXT on order for this rifle, but took the Leica of my big game rifle until it comes in.

Going to use:
Alpha Munitions 6 Dasher Brass
Berger Hybrid 105s
Varget
BR4 Primers

*SOLD* Leupold Mk4 12-40x60 P4 reticle

Ordered direct from Leupold, was told that Canadian SF had requested these to match the P4 reticles they were using in their S&B scopes. It's always worn the padded cover it came with, and I'm very diligent about covering all my glass when I'm not actively using it. It's in very good shape. $1500 *SOLD* Venmo, PPF&F, other methods may be arranged. Please PM any and all communication vs. posting here and opening yourself up to scammers.




Stuff I’m always looking for (whether you want my stuff or not):
S&B 4-16x50 cm ccw only, P4F or G2XR
Factory Sig P320 full-size 1/2-28 threaded barrel
Nightforce C644 ATACR 4-20x50 MilXT
Nightforce C550 ATACR 4-16x42 H59
Emerson CQC Folder
L Reg surplus GoreTex

Other stuff I'm selling:
Sig P320 AXG Combat
TA01 4x32 ACOG
Ferro Concepts Bison belt
LabRadar with bonus!
H&K PSG1 trigger
Timney SCAR 17 trigger
Misc cleanout

New in box, never mounted

36mm
1.5”
0 MOA cant

$270 to your door in the lower 48

PayPal F&F or Venmo.

Slight rub on bottom of bell. Very good condition other wise and glass is excellent. Comes with a box that’s not matching, sunshade, scope caps, and seekins 1” rings. $1650 shipped

Couple very light rubs on scope body, glass is excellent. Comes with box, sunshade, scope caps, and 1.25” seekins rings. $1650 shipped

Selling only as a compliment package.
3 shell plates, 2L, 5L and 4S.
Other accessories as can be seen in the pictures.

Bighorn tl2 dlc coated extremely smooth action (can send video of it running on the range)

Comes with
-3 6x47 barrels 26" 5/8threaded 1-has 1000 rounds 2-has 500 3-is brand new
-1 223 barrel 26" 5/8 thread has around 600 rounds on it
-223 bolt head
-300 plus 6x47 lapua brass
-6x47 foster fl die

Thunderbeast breaks are not included

This gun shoots lights out I have a load for both calibers I will give to the buyer. Included are some pictures of it in the stock nothing in those images is included besides the barreled action.
Only selling to pickup another impact.
Only trade would be for an impact 223 barreled action or other caliber impact ba
$1600 shipped to the lower 48

See title. I can send a redacted photo of the cert on request. Only do Venmo, Zelle, or PayPal F&F.

Includes FL size die, seating die, Lee FCD and shell holder. In great condition.

$40 shipped. PPFF preferred.

new guy from New York here

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For sale; lightly used Springfield Armory Loaded M1A Archangel 6.5 Creedmoor rifle with old school Leupold Mk4 4.5-14x50 F1 TMR Scope. 30mm tube, mil/mil adjustments. Leupold rings, Springfield scope mount and 1 20 round magazine. Plus Springfield soft case with broken zipper (can probably be repaired). No trades. Willing to separate scope and rifle, but would prefer to sell together.
$1500.00, buyer pays shipping and insurance.

A dangerous combination... I picked up a new Howa 1500 barreled action in 6.5 CM and a new Teslong boroscope. Both are very awesome

So I tried out my new boroscope on my new Howa barrel and here are some of the pictures. I have not shot the Howa yet, so I wanted throw these out there before I did and see your thoughts? I scoped my Aero Precision Solus and it was basically spotless. The entire Howa barrel was like the pictures below (I only posted 4, but the entire barrel seemed to look like this in some fashion).

Thoughts? Should I just take it to the range and see how it shoots before I get all sideways?

Thanks!

I have processed 38 Super brass to sell. This is not SuperComp. Could be a stray supercomp or here or there but extra supers included to make up for it.

Rollsized, deprimed, sized, and cleaned.

Vast majority of headstamp is Starline but there is Winchester and others present. +P and Regular.

$100 per 1000 plus shipping. Can fit 3000 in a medium flat rate box for $18.