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SOLD Nightforce NX8 2.5-20x50 F1 C632 Mil-XT

Scope comes with factory front cover and Nightforce Ultralite medium height rings. Front ring has picatinny rail top cap and standard cap included along with screws and an extra rail. Overall in great shape. One small scratch on the windage knob cap but nothing that will effect usage. No factory box but I have another scope box I can put it in to ship. $1650 shipped.

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This is what happens when you're old and no longer any use to someone.

And all that remains is the hate.

Joe Pedo could have done a faceplant and "Dr." Jill would have continued to ignore him and kept on walking.

She was hoping he'd fall and stroke out so she could go back to dressing like a twenty year old slut in her fishnet stockings.

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SOLD Athlon Ares ETR 1-10 ATMR3 FFP IR MIL

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Athlon Ares ETR 1-10x24mm ATMR3 FFP IR MIL (SKU 212104) - $550 shipped

Used Athlon Ares ETR 1-10x24 (34mm tube, FFP, MRAD). Scope exterior has a few cosmetic blemishes, glass is pristine. Scope tracks true, illumination and all other functions are in order. Comes with the box, all the factory stuff and MKM scope cap set. Selling because I realized LPVOs are not my thing. Specs on Athlon website: https://athlonoptics.com/product/ares-etr-uhd-1-10x24-atmr3-ffp-ir-mil/

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SOLD WTS: Impact 6 Dasher Barrel - Bartlien MTU - Impact 737R

I have a 6 Dasher barrel for sale that shoots great just decided to cut my own barrels.

Cut by SFS Custom, Bartlien MTU barrel, 1:7.5 twist, 28", 5/8x24 Muzzle thread. Impact 737R.

900 rounds down it.

Asking $350 Shipped.

I can also re-chamber it to a 6 GT for an additional $150.00 (no additional tenon work), so $500 total. This would still be for a Impact 737R.

Hart Barrels w/PDC and Oryx chassis

I just finished my two builds I was working on. Both have Hart barrels and Athlon ETR 4.5x30x56 scopes. One has the Oryx chassis, CZ455/24" barrel. The other the PDC, CZ457/26" barrel. I finished the Oryx and have shot it once, last week. I just shot 50yds so far and the first 6 shots of TAC22 went through the same hole, not a ragged hole, the same hole and then one flyer and 3 more in a now ragged hole. Thats a 455 with a Mr Fly trigger. I havent shot any high dollar ammo through it yet.

Tomorrow I shoot the PDC and see how it does. I am taking some TAC22 just like with the first gun but I am also bringing some Eley Match, Lapua Center X, and Lapua Long Range, to see how it behaves with good ammo and whether or not the batches are liked by the barrel. Hoping for a low wind day or I wont waste that high dollar ammo and just shoot the TAC22 and probably some CCI STD.

Anybody have any questions about Hart barrels, just ask and I will do my best to answer. I had a 5 month lead time with them. Same for PDC. The quality is such that I think its worth the wait.

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Optics WTS Leupold mark 6 DAGR kit aimpoint T1

I'm selling a basically new Leupold Mark 6 DAGR kit. MARK6 3-18x44 tremor 2 reticle, Mark 6 34mm RH mount, aimpoint T1, aimpoint mount for scope tube and DD offset mount. Also included tenebrex scope caps and tenbrex killflash. It was mointed but never fired or zeroed. Comes with box and tan carry case. Asking $2850 shipped for it all. Zelle preferred PayPal FF and venmo also accepted.

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Firearms WTS - Tikka T3x Veil Wideland 7mm

Tikka T3x Veil Wideland. 7mm Rem Mag. 24" Barrel. Very nice rifle in like new condition, less than 30 rounds fired.
3 round flush mag.
Camo stock.
Cerakoted Stainless action and barrel.
Fluted bolt and barrel.
Upgraded bolt knob.
Threaded barrel (5/8 24) with radial brake and thread protector. Picatinny rail is included.

I have the original box. Very clean, no issues. Sticking with my 6.5PRC.

$1150 shipped insured to your FFL. FFL must accept transfers from an Individual. Paypal F&F (No fees or notes), Venmo or a check.

Jimmy

SOLD Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25

Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25, Leupold Mark 4 Mount, illuminated reticle. Mounted to an AR10 once and never fired just set in the safe. sold the AR10 and no longer need this. $575.00 shipped.

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One-Day Range Load Development

I was just wondering if it's possible to do a one-day load development.

Plateform: Aero Percision Solus
Caliber: 6mm CM
Barrel: 26in Sendero (100 rounds through)
Bullet: 108 gr ELDM
Brass: New Alpha OCD LRP
Powder: H4350
Primer: CCI #200 LRP

1- (Powder Charge test)Load up 1 or 3 rounds each from 39.2gr-41/42gr or in .2 increments seated .03 from Jam 2.810" (seated at 2.780"") (10rounds vs 30 rounds vs 60 rounds)
*Once the node is found only shoot that node group and save the rest for something else or reuse it to re-test seating depth once the group changes to retune.

2- (Bullet Seat test) Load an additional 3x3 rounds from the powder charge test seating .03 (2.750", 2.720",2.690") 120 Rounds vs 180 rounds)

The only reason for this one-day load development is that the range is 1.5hr away without traffic and 2.5hr-3hr with traffic. I'm trying to make the most with time and money. They cost almost the same if I were to do 2 trips vs 1 trip and loading extra for seating depth so the only thing is I'm losing time. The only way I lose is if the range for the seating node isn't enough.

Any assistance is much appreciated.

Firearms Accuracy International AX 338 Lapua w Deployment Case

Accuracy International AX 338 Lapua w Deployment Case
*Scope NOT Included*
The newer base model, US made version of this rifle with the non-traditional stock sells for around $7,000-$9,000 on Gunbroker and a complete identical scoped AX is listed for $13,000!

This rifle has been configured as described and never used. Its never left my home. This is an ENGLAND imported original AI AX. It comes with the rugged Pelican IM3200 case cut for this rifle, a scope and all needed accessories to deploy.

The combat proven, Accuracy International AX features AI’s Quickloc quick release barrel system, mil-std-1913 action and forend rail, 6-lug 60° bolt with AI leaf spring extractor, 3 position safety, folding stock, two-stage trigger for adjustable weight, detachable 10 round double stack magazine, left side magazine port cut out, adjustable cheekpiece, adjustable buttpad with spacers, flush cup sling attachment points, and a double chamber standard muzzle brake. Built for toughness and superb accuracy, the AX is ready for battle.

Accuracy International Flat Dark Earth AX 338 Lapua Magnum sniper rifle with custom IM3200 Pelican case that was purchased separately. Comes with AI OD sling, butt spike, classic folding stock, (1) 10 round magazine.

Weight: 7.8kg (17.6lb) with 27" barrel. Rifle Overall Length: 1250mm (49.2"). Action: Accuracy International AX338 one piece machined from high grade steel. Trigger: Accuracy International two-stage adjustable from 1.5-2.0kg (3.3-4.4lbs). Safety Accuracy International three position, Rifle Barrel Length: 27" match grade standard with muzzle brake. Rifle Barrel Twist: 1:9.375". Rifle Stock: Flat Dark Earth Folding Pistol grip with Butt Spike. Quick adjust butt, quick adjust cheek. Scope Mount: 30 MOA Picatinny Rail. 16" frond tube.

No Low Ball Offers. This is a good deal if you know what you are looking at. $7,000.00
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SOLD .308 Defiance Deviant Tactical Action on MPA Chassis Built by Joe Walls - Two at $1600 EACH OBO

Two .308 Defiance Deviant Tactical Action on an MPA Chassis built by Joe Walls. The barrels are Krieger Palma Rem Varmint contours (see image) chambered for the Federal Gold Metal Match 185 Grain Juggernaut OTM ammo. Triggers are Bix'n Andy Competition. Both have under 200 rounds on them as they were backups and never fully broken in. $1600 EACH OBO. Shipped 2nd day insured to your FFL. PayPal FF, Venmo, CashApp, and Zelle. Cash face-to-face near Ft Benning, GA, for Georgia residents.

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Accessories Crye JPC 1.0 and Opscore Fast SF Ballistic helmet

For Sale

Crye JPC 1.0 Plate carrier. Size: Medium Color : Coyote tan. Price: $120


sold Crye JPC 1.0 Plate carrier. Size: Large Color : MultiCam. Price: $120

Opscore FAST SF Ballistic Helmet Size: Large Color : MultiCam. Price: $1500. Comes with Opscore amp adaptor and Thyrm swivel light mount.


all in great condition. little if any use. Thinning my gear


prices are firm.

paypal or venmo ff or zelle.

PM ME

6 Dasher Mags?

What's the general consensus on the best mag for 6 Dasher? I've read some older threads but, some of that information seems out of date. I'll be running a Defiance Ruckus in an MDT Elite. My ideal mag would be a 12rd (without an extension) AW mag that's 100% reliable and reasonably priced. Does it even exist?
The 12rd AW mags from Gray OPs look nice, but I'm a poor and don't "need" a billet mag. It sounds like MDT mags have/have had problems? Did they get that sorted? With their BF sale coming up, they're really tempting.

1970, Wood Stock, ADL, Action torque specs?

This rifle is as described in the title, I purchased it from a neighbor who used it for his all-around rifle, muskrats, varmints and things he didn't like on his farm... I took it down to clean it and adjust the trigger .... anyway, I read a couple of different numbers on the action bolt torque, what is the spec for wood stock, no pillars, all original.
Thanks, Charlie112

Recommended action for 338 lapua magnum build

Hi friends,
I am looking to build a custom rifle chambered in 338 lapua magnum.

Would prefer it to be of a manageable weight so that it is practicle to carry around. Looking for recommendations on which particular action (type and manufacturer) should I go for? Budget is flexible and not much of a constraint. Would rather build something of quality and precision.

thanks for your time and attention !

Harjeet
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M14 with Lothar-Walther heavy profile 6.5 Creedmoor barrel testing (ongoing)

This is the first heavy M14 barrel in 6.5 that Lothar Walther has made. They sent it to me for testing with a reduced size gas port instead of the standard gas port in 308. It's performed flawlessly with bullet weights from 120 grain to 156 grain ammo. This thread will document the accuracy and function with documented changes in the ammunition and setup until the best accuracy can be achieved.

On May 16th, I pulled apart my latest LRB build and installed the heavy 6.5 barrel onto it and set the headspace. This rifle had no NM modifications at all with the exception of the heavy barrel. The gas system isn't even shimmed. The spring guide is a GI spring guide, the piston is a standard piston. The stock is a Gi fiberglass stock that has not been reinforced in any way. I used my high Bassett and my SWFA scope with a Bradley cheek rest.

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I only had 15 rounds to do a function check. All rounds functioned without any issue. Accuracy was superb for being un-bedded. After dialing in the scope, I shot a 3-shot group which measured 0.613" followed up by a 5-shot group which measured 1.3" at 100 yards.
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While I was policing brass, I noticed three cases had split along the body. After a quick internet search, I found that others have had this issue with S&B 6.5 ammo, so I'm chalking it up to a bad lot of brass. I'll be loading more ammo in the 130 and 140 grain range and testing this barrel more in the future. I might throw it in my spare JAE and do some more testing in it.
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On June 3rd, I had installed the action into a JAE-100 chassis for further testing. I loaded up some 6.5 rounds with StaBall 6.5 and Hornady 130 grain ELD's with the intention of testing this heavy 6.5 barrel. I also had a few rounds left over of S&B 140 grain FMJ (this is not the same stuff that had ruptured cases last time). I also had a box of Winchester Long Range Big Game 142 Nosler AccuBond ammo.

I intended on doing a ladder test with 130 grain ELD's starting with 41.5 grains of StaBall 6.5. and ending with 44.5 grains. Unfortunately, I forgot the power cable to my Labradar and I postponed the testing of those loads until another date.

I did, however run a few preliminary rounds of the factory ammo I had on-hand to at least see if there's any issue with those.

I'm happy to say that with the 5 rounds of 140 grain FMJ and the 142 grain long range hunter, I experienced no cycling or feeding issues. I did get a group with the 142 grain stuff and it measured right at 1.25
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The rifle is a LRB M14NM receiver and the gas cylinder is shimmed. It's in a JAE-100 G3 chassis and I'm using a SWFA 10-X scope with a Bassett high mount. I did not adjust the barrel tensioner yet.

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On June 4th, I took it out again and got some data to validate the gas port size. I was using 130 grain Hornady ELD’s with StaBall 6.5 powder, Hornady cases, and CCI-200 powders.

All the loads cycled the action without any issues from the lowest charge to the highest charge. Also note that the rifle has a standard trigger and a standard gas piston.

Here are the velocities:
41.5 grains: 2581 FPS 2620 high, 2520 low, ES 99, SD 36.6
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42.0 grains: 2637 FPS. 2644 high, 2629 low, ES, 15, SD: 10.5 (Errored on 3 shots before I noticed, only 2 shots in this data set)
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42.5 grains: 2658 FPS. 2679 high, 2631 low, ES: 48, SD: 19.7
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43.0 grains: 2692 FPS. 2726 high, 2667 low, ES: 59, SD: 24.8
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43.5 grains: 2708 FPS. 2742 high, 2688 low, ES: 54, SD: 21.6 (note that on the third round of this group, I broke the red tip off the bullet when loading it into the magazine. I expected the flyer in this group.
44.0 grains: 2774 FPS. 2797 high, 2736 low, ES: 60, SD: 23.4
44.5 grains: 2799 FPS. 2818 high, 2764 low, ES: 53.9, SD: 20.6
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All the loads cycled the action without any issue. I started off with zero tension at the front end and adjusted the tensioner throughout the test ending with 1/4 turn past contact at max load. I had no case failures or ruptures like I did with the S&B ammo in another thread. My numbers aren't the best, but that's probably because I have very few pieces of brass and I didn't have enough to sort by weight.

I didn't see any obvious pressure signs and I didn't get any flattened primers like I usually do with my 308 win 175 grain loads.
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I have 8 pounds of StaBall 6.5 inbound and will load with some Nosler CC's at a later date. I also have various boxes of match ammo inbound as well for testing.

On June 15th, I went out again to get some velocities and to test for function.

First up was American Eagle 120 grain OTM. No feeding or cycling issues.
Average velocity: 2871 FPS
High: 2881
Low: 2862
ES: 18.54
SD: 7.25

Next up was Hornady 147 grain ELD Match.
Average velocity: 2649 FPS
High: 2682
Low2616
ES: 66.52
SD: 24

Last was Federal Gold Medal Match Berger 130 grain
Average velocity: 2776
High: 2803
Low: 2758
ES: 44.84
SD: 16.81

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I still have more tweaking to do with the chassis. I also noticed I needed to clear my handguard as it's touching the stock, which is not good for accuracy.

I made it out again on June 17th and made the following adjustments:
-Trimmed the handguard so it doesn't contact the JAE chassis
-Added 3/4 turn of draw pressure to the draw pressure screw
-Switched from ear muffs to ear plugs for better and more consistent cheek weld

I fired three shot groups, adding tension until I hit 3/4ths of a turn. All but two groups were under 1 inch. Ammo was American Eagle 120 grain OTM and Hornady Match 147 grain ELD-M. The Hornady produced a nice 0.68" 5-shot group with a final 4-shot group of 0.978".

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I still have a box of Federal Gold Medal 130 grain Berger to test on my next trip.

So since starting the testing and tweaking, my groups have gone from the 2 inch range to sub-MOA with the right tuning. I still need to develop a load and add a match trigger as well as a better scope.

Tony.