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Horizontal stringing....but from only one type of ammo?

So this is starting to get strange...

77gr IMI Razorcore. I've shot this stuff out of 4 or 5 different guns now. Always between 1.5-0.8 MOA. However, I'm getting nearly similar horizontal stringing ONLY when shooting this ammo. Doesn't matter if it's bipod/pack/tripod. Doesn't matter the gun. All the groups have a horizontal stringing element.

I'm aware that traditionally, horizontal stringing/groups is a sign of issues with fundamentals, but this is not the case when I run OTHER ammo.

Here's 2 weeks ago:
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Here's this past Sunday (different gun than above):
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SOLD Manners T2A w/mini chassis

Manners Composite T2A w/ Mini Chassis. REM 700 SA . MTU inlet. 3.7 lbs. Catch and release. I’m not going to use it. Excellent condition. No scratches or dings. Ghost mark from the rubber bottom of a bipod. Shown clearly in the pic of the stud.
Action and bipod installed but never used. Back in Black carbon fiber molded, two quick detach cups on left side, single sling stud.

875 shipped USPS priority
PayPal F&F or Venmo.
No trades
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SOLD Long Range Optics Up For Grabs!

Through some series of back and forth trades I ended up with a few extra scopes and no gun to put them on.

1) Black Bushnell XRS II H59 4.5-30. This was used for a handful of matches so there's a little wear on the hard edges of the turrets but the glass is great! - $1,050 shipped - SOLD

2) Black NIB Steiner M7Xi 2.9-20 MSR2 Mil/Mil FFP. This is new in box - $2,600 shipped

3) NIB Burris XTR III 3.3-18 SCR2 Mil/Mil FFP. This is also new in box - $1,400 shipped

I will get pictures up later but two of them are as they come from factory. PM me a number for pictures before I get them posted. Public I'll take it trumps PMs asking questions/for pictures.
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SOLD Steele PVS 14, Ops core, HHV, peltors.

Clearing out some gear was using as a spare/loaner set.

Steele industries PVS14. Elbit tube. SOLD Spec sheet listed below. 2 small clear blems on left low and far left. SOLD

HHV bump helmet. Size L/XL SOLD
Wilcox SOLD
Wilcox dovetail J-arm. SOLD
Extra rhino mounts. Sold



OPS core high cut legacy Fast ballistic helmet. Extra thicker pads and newer OPscore cover/bag. Size M/L SOLD

Peltor comms headset with Omni helmet adapters. And Gel cups.

dual comm SOLD

single comm SOLD

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Reloading Equipment 22 Cal (.224") Bullets - 62gr FMJ - $249 / 4,000 ct box + Free Shipping (6.2 cpp) | Barnes 77gr HPBT - $475 / 3200 ct box + Free Shipping (14.8 cpp)

Free Shipping on all of the Barnes 77gr OTM Match Burner Bullets right now - 100 ct, 500ct, 1000ct, and 3200 ct boxes.
The 62gr FMJ-BT are range safe bullets (non-magnetic). The 77gr OTM bullets are great for making MK262 like ammo at home (great for both long range 223 / 5.56 and SBR length.
These are all brand new bullets (no pulls, seconds, etc). If you don't reload, these are really good prices.
Also, all 10mm brass (brand new) qualifies for free shipping this weekend $74 / 500 ct

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Optics Sig Tango 6 5-30x56 Scope MOA milling Reticle scope for sale

Sig Tango 6 5-30x56 Scope MOA milling Reticle scope for sale Badger medium 34 mm rings and 3 Aadmount flip up scope covers. I'm having trouble using this scope since I had a stroke. Scope was mounted to Badger torque specs, no tube dents, glass is as new, Level Plex and illuminated reticle work as new. $1250.00

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sub 300$ non muff ear pro? is it all trash?

I've used macks foam earplugs doubled with walkers razor slim muff but the walkers get in the way shooting sometimes with my facial structure. I dont rly care about electronic and hearing voices, just want protection/no sound. is there any earbud type non muff protection worth anything in that 2-300 range or do you need to spend a lot more to actually improve over foam earplugs. seems what i see on amazon has a lot of mixed reviews.

PRICE CHANGE - Zermatt Arms Chassis - The Matterhorn

Zermatt Arms is pleased to announce the newest addition to our product line, the Matterhorn rifle chassis!

The MatterhornTM is Zermatt Arms’ vision of a modern-day rifle chassis mixed with elements of a traditional rifle stock. It features an all-aluminum frame dampened with a high-density phenolic material that absorbs unwanted vibration while providing the timeless look and elegance that only high-quality hardwoods can provide. The MatterhornTM also offers a tremendous amount of adjustability to suit the needs of a wide variety of shooters using products with the Remington 700 footprint.

The MatterhornTM will be available for purchase HERE Wednesday, May 22nd for $2150 in a short action, Remington 700 inlet. It will be offered for both right- and left-handed shooters and carries the following features:

  • Full length Arca fore end
  • M-LOK accessory rails
  • Adjustable magazine catch
  • QD cups on fore end and buttstock
  • Vertical and swept grip options
  • (4) sizes of grip base plates (swept grips only, vertical grip uses flush base plate)
  • Adjustable length of pull
  • Height adjustable cheek comb
  • Laterally adjustable cheek comb
  • 100% captive action screws
  • All stainless-steel fasteners (with exception of action screws, nitride carbon steel)
  • Troughs around action screws and a recoil lug dam for bedding compound
Full specifications are listed below:

  • Base chassis: 6061 Aluminum
  • Anodized chassis base (grey and black options)
  • Wooden composite fore end dampening panels, cheek piece, grips and accents (options for colors available)
  • Base weight: 6.75 lbs
  • Fully kitted (maximum possible) weight: 12.25 lbs
  • Additional weight options:
  • Fore end: up to 22 ounces in 2.8 ounce increments (fasteners included)
  • Butt stock: 28 ounces (fasteners included)
  • External: 3 options available
  • Standard: 4.05 ounces each (fasteners included), up to 8 per chassis. Best paired with two small external weights OR one flush cup external weight and one small exterior weight OR two flush cup external weights.
  • Small: 2.66 ounces each (fasteners included), up to 14 per chassis
  • Flush cup: 2.75 ounces each (fasteners included), 1 or 2 pcs per chassis, same size as “small” external weight
  • External combination weight:
  • 8 standard and 2 small: 37.7 ounces (2.4 pounds)
  • 8 standard and 2 flush cup: 37.9 ounces (2.4 pounds)
  • 8 standard, 1 small and 1 flush cup: 37.8 ounces (2.4 pounds)
  • 14 small: 37.2 ounces (2.3 pounds)
  • Fore end width (without weights): 2.345”
  • Overall length (as sold with two LOP spacers): 34.750”
  • Minimum LOP: 13.25” – 13.375” (dependent on trigger shoe)
  • Length of pull spacers available in ¼” increments
  • Fore end length (from end of chassis to back of recoil lug): 14.125”
  • Maximum barrel diameter: 1.250”
  • Fore end depth from centerline: 1.500”


As previously mentioned, the MatterhornTM will be available for purchase HERE on Wednesday, May 22nd for $2150. We have a limited number of complete chassis ready to ship and will begin that process the week after Memorial Day.

www.zermattarms.com

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TBAC Suppressor Cleaning

In episode 30 Frank touched on suppressor cleaning a little. If you have a TBAC can we suggest you do like Frank said and weigh the can when it's new and clean it once you reach 1 oz over the original weight. If you allow to much carbon to build up in the suppressor those first layers become harder over time as they see more heat and pressure cycles. Once you reach 1 oz over fill the internals with CLR from your favorite hardware store and let it soak for a few hours or overnight. I highly suggest having the CLR filled can in something. I use a Lays potato chip can; pvc also works well as the clr can bubble over. CLR can also discolor the Cerakote after a few cleanings so try not to get it on the exterior of the can if possible. CLR is only safe for our titanium suppressors, any 223P, 223P-1, 223P-2, 223A and 22 Take Down have stainless and/or inconel components and cannot be cleaned with CLR.

For reference it takes about 1000 rounds of factory Hornady 6.5 creedmoor ammo to reach 1 oz of carbon in an Ultra 7. How fast the carbon builds up will depend greatly on caliber and powder being used. If anyone has questions on how to clean their suppressor don't hesitate to give us a call.

PS. Loving the podcast Frank and Mike; it's become my go to on my drive to and from the shop.