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Optics NIB Swarovski Z6i 2.5-15X44P HD

This is a brand new in the box Swarovski Z6i 2.5-15X44 P HD, Model SW69458 (now called BT 4A-I) I had two Swarovski scopes, and I used the other, a Z8. The Z6i somehow got slid into the Z8 box, but it is brand new unmounted with the price tag still on it. I paid $3340 for it, you can get the model that replaced this (same model number), on Euro Optic for $3099, I will take $2600 delivered to you. PM me if you want more pics.

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Firearms Kelbly Action w/ Xlr Envy JV - $1k

Against my better judgement I’m going to get rid of a project rifle that I don’t need to start with.

Details are the following:
Kelbly BlackBear Tactical - SA, RH, 308 BF
6bra barrel 26” threaded 5/8”-24, unknown round count, unknown make, and unknown smith - basically just a fireform/place holder barrel
Xlr envy Chassis JV version with Ergo grip. (Needs buttpad) everything else is there.

Trigger hangar is on its way, but included in the price

Askin $1000 + Insurance cost. For anyone one that knows about these actions they are discontinued but are extremely nice and absolute tanks. Can’t buy an action for even this price, let alone the chassis. I have talked with Kelbly and they said they would support the action for its lifetime

It’s a flat bottom steel tactical action that takes AICS mags. Integral lug and integral rail, and one of the smoothest on the market.

Only trades are:
Bighorn origin/TL3 Steel light contour 6.5creed or 6.5prc barrel
Hunting oriented stock - KRG bravo, Manners w/ mini chassis, McMillan

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SOLD WTS Vortex Razor Gen II

Interested in trading my vortex razor gen II 4.5-27×56mm for a custom action.

It's in great shape except I scratched the center of the caps taking them off and on at a match with a screwdriver in a hurry. Vortex will replace the caps for free if they are an issue. Otherwise, it has a few minor handling marks from normal use in 3 or 4 prs matches. It is the EBR7C reticle in mils. I have the original box and everything that came with it.

I pulled this thing off the market months ago because I didn't get a trade offer that I wanted, but now it just sets in my closet, so let's find someone who can use it. $1450 delivered to your door.

I could probably also be swayed by really interesting trades. Small caliber bolt rifles, high quality lightweight rifle scopes, etc., but I'll be picky.

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Aero Precision Solus Bravo

So I’ve been lurking here for a bit and reading. I went to a local gun store and had a chance to look at both the Bravo Model and the competition model. The Bravo in 308 is on sale for $1,300.00 I really liked that specific. It felt balanced to me the bolt was pretty smooth and the trigger wasn’t bad. I know it can be replaced with a trigger tech or timmney.

I also understand that the barrel is a Ballistics Advantage so it’s okay it not a high end barrel. One of the gun guys at the counter who is into PRS said they have sold about 11 of them in both 308 and 6.5 CM and the guys that have bought them have had positive experiences with the Solus.

Now a salesman is exactly that regardless of commission or not. Those of you who have a Solus what is your opinion on them.

The last bolt gun I owned was probably 10 years ago or so. I had a Rem 700 LTR in 308. I hane a 15 1/2 inch LOP so I put it in an AICS Chassis system from Mile High Shooting as they used to be a sponsor here. It’s been so long since I was a member here that the Mega 10 AR was the latest and greatest. I had a NF NXS that I also bought from another site sponsor so it’s been a while and a lot has changed. I sold that Rem 700 set up years ago.

So those of you that own them what do you think? I will probably end up with a FFP of some sort like a Razor for and optic and an Atlas bipod or the likes. and with a 1:10 twist 20 inch barrel there are plenty of 308 ammo options besides FGGM like the Hornady ELD Match.

SOLD ***SOLD***Protech Rockeye Operator

I have a Protech Rockeye Operator in great condition. This is the CPM D2 version. The knife has been carried a few times and there are a few small nicks on a couple corners and a couple handling marks along the aluminum. Nothing major and the blade was never used. See pics. The blade has the sharp factory edge and is free of any marks. Fires like a rocket as you can expect from Protech. Comes in the factory box with the pouch.

Asking $225 shipped OBO

PayPal FF, Venmo or Zelle for payment.

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G43 DUV44

WW2 German G43 DUV 44 with original ZF4 3 post , original sling , this rifle is all matched including lumber , never seen any bubba'ery , no import marks , matching right to the bolt lugs ,original patina , mirror bore ive had it for what must be 30+ years now , recently found out it was never previously documented by the folks at the k98k forum , which makes sense , ive had it since before the internet and cell phones were a thing , they had a documented rifle that was 4 digits off from mine , i believe it was 4 rifles newer so probably ended up in the same crate from the factory, the scope is original , the mount is a very early repro very well made and correct , one of these days will find a original that is priced right













Rifle Scopes [Late] PA PLX 1-8 Compact review

I took the Primary Arms PLX 1-8 Compact Mil reticle and ran it in two back-to-back DMR competitions in the same month. Here are my findings from a practical precision perspective.

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Size and Weight: The overall size makes it work well on small frame AR's where size and bulk are of concern. It is in fact comparable to the NX8 1-8 in weight and stature, thus it fulfills the same roles.

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Glass: The glass isn't bad. It's not quite Razor clear to me, but it's a definite step-up from Philippines glass quality. Edge clarity at max power is appropriate for its price range. Think NXS 2.5-10 edge clarity. I can observe and identify targets well enough to use the optic comfortably out to 850yds, all in the FL summer heat where merage gets bad at ~700yds.

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Adjustments and Reticle: This unit has capped turrets, so using the reticle to hold over targets is the way. Which brings us to reticle choice. I've been using the Mil reticle in my PLX1-8C. When I saw that there was a Mil based reticle, I decided that it would be the most practical for my use case, because I enjoy handling my own DOPE and want to be as precise as possible. The temptation from this Mil reticle is that I can just run a DOPE card on my person and derive immediate precise firing solutions using this optic. After using the reticle in the field and during the competitions, I refined my opinions of this optic [Specifically concerning the reticle choices available for the PLX1-8C]. To put it bluntly, I did not like the Mil reticle very much at all. I easily got lost in it and had to frequently go back to figure out where I needed to be. The design appears intuitive until you want to get behind it and take shots in a hurry. I also can't stand the chevron at the center of the reticle. Again, I feel like I tricked myself into thinking I use this scope as a LPVO precision optic like the March 1-10, but in reality it's just supposed to be a [good enough] fast onto target scope like the OG NX8 1-8. This is more of a gripe with the reticle and not the scope, but with the PLX1-8C only coming in three reticle options... The Mil reticle isn't ideal for the only non-BDC option. That said, I've also gotten behind the PLX1-8C with the Meters and Yards reticles. They seem to be well thought out and usable BDC reticles. I wish I liked BDC reticles more.

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Durability: I only shot less than 1,000rds using this optic, so I don't have a ton of data. That said, it seemed to hold up fine over the course of two DMR comps and playing around on a flat range.

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Conclusion: I believe this scope should be a viable option for a general purpose build or for fast DMR type work [*with conditions*]. This scope really shines with an easier to intuit BDC reticle. I think that's how PA intended it in the first place as well, but people like me demand Mil reticles that aren't caliber dependent and this is what we get. This overall review was very bittersweet. This scope did some things right, and other things that tricked me into thinking it was something that it was not. My advice is to stick with the BDC in the PLX1-8C. If you want a LPVO with a Mil base reticle, save for something with a FC-DMX reticle or similar.

Cheers

Batteries left in NV devices

Everyone has heard and repeats to always remove batteries from NV devices due to possible corrosion. This makes since, Ive had that happen with AAA's in a head lamp. In the Marine Corps, turning everything into the armory had to have the batteries pulled out. 14's, 27's, peq's, everything. That being said being deployed 7 months at a time all units had batteries in at all times and they were typically being used daily, never heard of any problems.

My question is after stating all this is, how long is too long. The reason I ask is because when night hunting there is a whole pile of stuff that needs batteries in them every time I go out, and it's a major pain in the ass especially keeping each set of batteries separate with its unit. These items include: pvs14, hand held ir illuminator, pvs27, weapon mounting illuminator, weapon mounted rangefinder, predator call, call remote. That is a lot of messing around with each outing. (ideally a single thermal would be ideal but not there yet)

So in the winter/spring if I'm going calling lets say once a week is there any harm to leaving batteries in these items all winter/spring and remove them in the months where they see little use?

What about lithium AA's and 123's? Are these safe to keep in all winter?

Thanks

Optics Steiner Riflescopes

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Steiner Riflescope Deals

We have a few outstanding deals on some amazing riflescopes from Steiner.

Steiner Predator 4 2.5-10x42 - E3 for only $699.99 - The 2.5-10x is built for the dense forests of the Midwest and Eastern US. It’s light, compact and has the largest field of view making it ideal for low light situations where the lit reticle also comes in pretty handy..
FEATURES
• RUGGED AND LIGHTWEIGHT
• BEST-IN-CLASS OPTICAL CLARITY
• MASSIVE FIELD OF VIEW
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Steiner T6Xi 2.5-15x50 - SCR - MOA for only $1,499.99 - Be confident and adapt to the situation with the Steiner T6Xi 2.5-15x50, ideal for those in need of an optic to handle the unpredictable. This compact optic is perfect for providing overwatch support or engaging targets near and far on both carbines and bolt guns.
Low-profile Never-Lost™ locking windage and elevation knobs ensure consistency on the field and shooters instantly know click values through an innovative second rotation indication system. The T6Xi riflescope series is made in the U.S.A. and offers, the ultimate in precision, ruggedness, and versatility.
Features:
6x Zoom Range
Locking windage and elevation turrets
Low-profile never-lost turrets
Second rotation indicator
Illumination - 4 night / 7 day levels
Waterproof / Fogproof / Shockproof

Steiner T6Xi 3-18x56 for only $1,799.99 - Be precise with the T6Xi 3-18x56 and 5-30x56 for absolute confidence when sending rounds down range. Whether competing or used on duty, these optics are designed to perform.
Low-profile Never-Lost™ locking windage and elevation knobs ensure consistency on the field and shooters instantly know click values through an innovative second rotation indication system. All T6Xi models include a throw lever for rapid magnification changes, even while wearing gloves, and feature a diopter locking ring to prevent inadvertent movement once the reticle is focused on the user's eye. The T6Xi riflescope series is made in the U.S.A. and offers, the ultimate in precision, ruggedness, and versatility.
Features:
6x Zoom Range
Locking windage and elevation turrets
Low-profile never-lost turrets
Second rotation indicator
Locking diopter ring
Optional throw lever
Tenebraex cover
Illumination - 4 night / 7 day levels
Waterproof / Fogproof / Shockproof

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SOLD Manners CZ 457 TCS

New Manners CZ 457 TCS stock. Molded in Double Dead Elite Tac Copperhead. Has all pillars, recoil lug, dual flush cups, and forend anchors that fit Area 419 ARCA, installed from Manners. 1.25" straight barrel channel, L3i bottom metal.

Asking $1,000 shipped.

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Sako A7 Re-barrel

Hey I’m pretty green on having a gun built or even changing a barrel. Not sure if this has been discussed or not. I just got my first CAN, the TBAC Magnus. So now every gun I own is forever long. I typically hunt out of a box blind and would prefer a much shorter option. Which is why I’m considering changing the barrel if possible. I have considered cutting the barrel down and threading but I feel like that would look weird with a fluted barrel. It wouldn’t look well finished, at least not when I imagine it.

I have a couple Sako A7 Stainless/synthetic with “roughtech “ stock. 24.25" fluted stainless barrels. .300 win mag and a Sako A7 Tecomate .270 WSM.

I think I would like to change my barrel out to a shorter carbon fiber proof research style barrel. Like 18” preferably just in .300 win mag. My .270wsm is freaking awesome.

1. Does anybody make a barrel that will work with my action and stock?

2. Is this something that has to be custom fit to the action?
-If so, who does that?

Thanks in advance.