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Firearms Impact 737 Action and Custom 308

Custom rifle built by Precision Rifle and Tool

Build List:
- Remington 700 SA (Trued, blue printed, m16 extractor, etc.)
- Proof research carbon barrel (20" length and chambered in 308 Win)
- Timney 2 stage trigger
- Area 419 30 MOA scope base
- MPA Competition chassis


About 800 rounds on the rifle. It is spray painted. I will include the sling pictured with it which is a Blue Force Gear.

Shoots really good with FGMM 175. I've taken it to 1300 yards pretty easily on several occasions.

Looking for $1700 shipped.



Impact 737 action with 90 degree 308 bolt.


Looking for $1100 shipped.


If you take both I'll do $2600 shipped.

Venmo

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SOLD MDT ACC Left Hand r700

SOLD



bought this chassis back in 2021 or 2022 and put a barrel action into it but never got around to actually shooting anything with it. Color is olive drab green. It comes with the really nice butt stock and a slightly larger grip. Inlet his left hand for Remington 700 short action. It is an excellent condition. Paid $1500 back when i bought it.

Selling for $1000 shipped.

Optics WTT/WTS Leupold Mark 5 TMR Illuminated FFP

Good condition.

Selling/Trading because 35x is more top end magnification than I need for this LMT.

Interested in quality optics with lower magnification e.g. ATACRs 5-25, 4-20, 4-16.

Will entertain NX8s plus cash and lower-magnification Mark 5s.

Otherwise $2450 shipped

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Rifle Scopes ZCO 4-20x50 Review

I recently acquired my first ZCO scope. I opted for the 420 with the MPCT3X reticle. I recently wrote a user review of the TT 5-25 in which, to much controversy, I found the TT to be not particularly impressive for $5-6k in comparison to my collection of Nightforce scopes. I'm pleased to report that my impression of the ZCO scope is very positive. What is immediately apparent is the very robust construction and general feeling of solidity. To me it feels like the rifle scope version of a Mercedes W124. At this level you expect good glass and this scope has it. The 36mm main tube undoubtedly contributes to the crisp, clear optics, and helps this scope compare favorably to larger scopes with 56mm objectives. I'm anxious to look through a 527. The MPCT3X reticle is excellent, but it will take a bit of getting used to as I have become quite accustomed to the excellent Nightforce Mil-XT reticle. ZCO provides a full sized illustration that is very helpful when familiarizing yourself with the unique features of the reticle. One standout feature of the ZCO that both the TT and the Nightforce scopes lack is the daytime visible reticle illumination. This feature really helps to highlight the very thin reticle and makes it usable in situations that otherwise might make it rather difficult to see. This would have made a significant difference with the Gen 3 XR reticle in the TT. ZCO, like Nightforce, gives approximate range numbers on the parallax adjustment. I greatly prefer this to the more basic icon on the TT. The feel and resistance on the parallax knob is just right. Unfortunately, the illumination adjustment has a slightly coarse, unrefined feel. I definitely prefer this style of illumination activation to the ATACR button. Like the Nightforce and unlike the TT, the markings on the elevation and windage turrets are large and clear. The turret adjustment feel is very positive and compares favorably to the excellent TT. The design of the standard locking turrets makes them easy to use even if you don't want or need them to lock. The non- rotating ocular magnification adjustment feels perfectly weighted and the protruding fin, which I first encountered on the Trijicon VCOG, is very helpful and obviates the need for an add-on lever. The diopter locking ring has the ZCO trademark knurling and is easy to firmly lock. One nit to pick; for a scope in this price range, the optional scope caps and sunshade should be included. Overall, I am very impressed with this scope and would have no hesitation in recommending it.

Triggercam 2.1+

Anyone get one of the plus models yet? They were announced over the summer and there was a preorder on the site. I can’t seem to find them anymore. I did sign up for the preorder (no deposit) but haven’t heard anything. Just curious if maybe anyone is testing them on here or if they are just slowly filling orders before making them available more publicly.

Accessories Timney AR Calvin Elite trigger

Selling a Timmey Calvin Elite for an AR.
Pulled it off a rifle I bought, but it’s just not my preferred style.

What you see is what you get, it doesn’t have the extra trigger shoes but those can be picked up from timney’s website.

$200 shipped

I can take Zelle, cashapp, or a USPS MO(no PayPal or Venmo)

PM any questions!

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Looking for Erik Cortina-style Expanding Mandrel Die for .300 Norma Magnum – Alternatives?

I’ve been using the Erik Cortina expanding mandrel die setup for my 6.5 PRC with excellent results—particularly in eliminating “clickers” by addressing the lower part of the case that standard full-length dies typically miss.

Unfortunately, this system isn’t available for .300 Norma Magnum yet. I reached out to the company directly, and they confirmed it’s in the works but not currently offered. I’m in need of a comparable solution now.

Has anyone seen or used a similar expanding mandrel system that works for .300 NM and addresses the web area of the case?

Also, are there any standard full-length sizing dies (Redding, Forster, Micron, etc.) that are known to size all the way down to or below the .200” line on the case?

Would appreciate any leads or first-hand experience. Thanks in advance.