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Accessories 34mm scope rings clean out

ARC M10 34mm Low (0.94") Rings $120 - SOLD
Night force 34mm ULTRALIGHT $300

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Spotters Looking to get some first hand opinions Leupold Alpine HD vs Bushnell Engage EDX binos

Just like the title says, I would like to hear the good bad and ugly on these two. I am looking for some inexpensive binoculars for here around the house and archery hunting (short distances in the Eastern hardwood mountains). I have narrowed my options down to the Leupold Alpine HD and the Bushnell Engage EDX in a 10X42. I can get the Leupold for about $100 less than the Bushnell. I have checked out the Leupold and am impressed for the money but I can’t find the Bushnell in stock close to me. I am curious what others who have used them think.

Firearms [WTS/WTT] IWI Tavor X95 5.56 — $1200

Selling my IWI X95 , barrel is P&W to use the thin buttplate while maintaining rifle length. All gas seal work done so there will be no more gas leaking while shooting suppressed. Heavy recoil spring included to prevent overgas issue. Comes with ambi safety, additional pistol grip, IWI VFG, factory rubber buttplate, and one IMI mag

Asking for $1550 $1450 $1200
Buyer pays shipping cost

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Cutting the cord advice, tips and how-to's!

Been thinking about dumping Satellite TV.... Land Line... Sirius car radio, etc. for a while.

This weekend, as I was thinking about how the outrageous fees for DirectTV are going to fund piece of garbage networks like CNN and Disney... I think it is time to dump the whole lot and cut the cord. Not to mention probably saving about $3k a year!

First was Sirius... Which I didn't drop. But when I called to drop, they reduced my rate from $30 a month to $11.50. Which I am willing to pay for the convenience of having my truck connected. So while that's not cut... it's gone to 135 a year instead of almost 400.

Second is getting rid of the POS Satellite TV DirectTV which is stupid expensive AND my money goes to support Disney pedophiles and CNN propagandists... not to mention dozens of other useless DEI channels that are ONLY economic because I have to pay for them to get the two or three dozen channels I watch. So it has to go. I have a streaming/internet ready TV so don't even need a ROKU box. That's easy as long as I have Internet in the house.

Last, I'm going to get a Magic Jack (which allows me to port the home phone number onto it.... that has been at this house since the 1970s! That device hooks into Internet and lets me nuke land phone line and I know several folks who have them and say they work fine.

The issue is that nuking my land phone line kills my ISDN... which I want to get rid of. It's slow and expensive. And I have Starlink at the Shop which totally rocks. But I need to keep high speed Internet at the house. So I have a couple of options....

Door number one is to order another Starlink. It's about $500 and $100 a month (120 after introductory.) I'm ok with that. I install it on the house... and I have two Starlink accounts and I know they will work.

But where I am looking for some advice... my shop/barn StarLink is only really 'used' during the day. No bandwidth being consumed in the evening. When my house consumes bandwidth. So 'one' Starlink should easily do both buildings. BUT they are about 80 yards apart. I can 'just barely' pick up barn StarLink Signal from the house. But not enough for a reliable connection.

So what I am wondering is.... what do you guys use/have/etc. for Extenders. I actually have a Wi Fi extender at the house that reaches out to a security camera quite a ways from the house. So am thinking that a good directional extender of some kind or ???? would let me use one WiFi connection to do both buildings. There is a perfect clear line of sight of about 80 yards between the outer wall of the barn and the outer wall of the house.

I've seen some 'directional WiFi' panels for sale but not sure if they are pencil beams... or if I can find units that will do about 120 yards - 200 yards on an arc of about 30 degrees... to connect house and barn. Maybe there are some 'standard' hi-power extenders that people recommend? The one I have in the house is probably 10 years old and has worked great. If the tech has improved a lot in the last few years, maybe a regular WiFi extender is fine.

Thoughts? Any hardware recommendations?

Last, I have no security concerns. The nearest house is hundreds of yards away. Noone's going to be 'tapping in.'

Any other tips from you guys who have cut the cord? What to expect... concerns... DO's and Don'ts? Hardware recommendations, etc?

Thanks in advance... This place always has good advice!

Sirhr

SOLD WTS KAC SR15 16" Upper New in Box SOLD

New in Box, KAC SR-15 16' upper. It's been sitting collecting dust. Comes with BUIS and MauPul rail covers. SOLD shipped in CONUS.

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The SR-15 E3 Mod 2 series’ 5.56mm NATO barrel is manufactured for military grade durability, and is free-floated inside a URX4 M-LOK handguard. An improved E3.2 round-lug bolt design both enhances function and increases bolt life far beyond the industry standard. The 5.56mm 3-Prong Flash Eliminator interferes with propellant gas combustion forward of the muzzle to significantly reduce flash signature, will not ring upon firing or when struck, and is compatible with the Knight’s line of 5.56mm QDC Signature Reduction Devices.

Specifications:
Barrel: 16.1” (40cm) 1:7 Twist, Hammer Forged, Chrome Lined
Caliber: 5.56mm NATO
Weight: 4.3lbs (1.95kg)
Length: 25.1” (63cm) OAL

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Optics Eotech XPS 2 FDE (like new)

Selling an Eotech XPS 2 in FDE. Photos attached. PM with questions. PayPal, Zelle or Venmo F&F

Price: $475

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Reloading Equipment 223 brass and dies

756 fully processed lake city brass 100% ready to load. Stores in cabelas 223 boxes. Have not counted, but included is 400-500 spent cases as well. These were all shot in a remage barrel using min spec 223 gauges (tight) chamber. Would shoot in any gas or bolt gun I tried them in.
Also have Hornady 223 rem dies with micro seater.

$380 shipped.
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