Bushnell Forge 2.5-15x50 FFP MOA. Mounted scope and fired less than 10 rounds. Perfect glass no scratches. Comes with box and papers. $400 shipped usps paypal

Looking to sell the following 300 Blackout reloading components:

Hornady V-MAX 30 Cal 110gr, 150 pcs - Sold
New American Eagle Unprimed Brass, 300 Blackout, 200 pcs - Sold

Prices include shipping CONUS, PayPay F&F.
I will give a discount if you purchase both items.

Like new Vortex Impact 4000.
Never used.
MKM ARD w/flip cap.
Apache 1800 hard case included.
Original box with all internals included.

Bought from Eurooptic Jan 2025.

$1500.00 shipped

Paypal F&F preferred.

Looking at powder options in a brand new Brux 6 GT. 107-108-115 dtac does anyone have any experience. What say the hoard?

Testing the waters, Have a BNIB KAC SR-25 ACC 14.5" Upper BLK w/ a Nightforce ATACR 1-8x24 F1 Capped BLK in a KAC 34mm mount BLK. $8100 shipped.

Will sell the upper individually for $5900.
Will sell the optic & mount separately for $2500.

Message me for pictures and I'll take pictures of any details you want.

4.5-29x56 APRS1. ffp.

Great glass, I’ve taken it out twice. Just don’t shoot LR like I want to. Selling the rifle this was on.

Rings not included,

$1250 shipped

For sale

- like new 35mm Badger C1 max black 1.54 with hawk hill data board $350
- like new 35mm ISMS 1.54 Leupold tanodized contract SASS mount with diving board $450
- 34mm 0moa 1.54 ARC M - brace with bubble level $325

Prices are shipped. No trades. Pm for more pictures.

Looking to finish my mk12 mod H clone and need the diving board for the Leupold 35mm ims mount (comes in the mk5hd 3.6-18 contract scope) Will pay $500+

I was thinking of building a 8.6blk on a rem700, but I had supersonic loads in mind specifically. Running subs only in my semi currently. So what I'm really asking is, I can have the 1-3 twist or an optional 1-10 twist. What would be best for the caliber, running only supers in a bolt gun. And I have options from 12-26" in length in increments of every 2" also.

I have watched several videos of shooters engaging multiple targets at different distances, but they don't adjust parallax for each target. I understand parallax. So, what is the standard practice for this situation?

This thread started out with some posts about various M40A1 parts that I had on hand to build a few clone rifles from. However, the thread has now morphed into a resource for all things M40A1 related. If you have any original USMC M40A1 parts or M40A1 clone builds, please post them in this thread!




I was going through my M40A1 parts today and I'm trying to decide which A1 configurations I want to build. I've been collecting M40's and original M40xx parts for about a decade now, but one rifle still eludes me -- the M40A1. I recently picked up a 221xxx receiver and I think it's finally time to get a few M40A1 builds completed. I currently have 3 receivers from donor rifles, so that constrains me to only 3 clone builds. However, I have a bunch of original USMC M40A1 parts and I need to carefully choose which parts will be used on each build.

There were actually a few different "types" or "configurations" of A1's built over the decades and I want my clone builds to reflect the changes that were made. There's quite a few ways to mix and match the parts, with some arrangements making more sense than others. For example, it's historically correct to use a Unertl 10x scope with a Redfield welded mount, but the Redfield greenie scopes were never used with the Unertl mounts. Some parts might also look better together based on when they were issued. For example, I personally think that the earlier Redfield greenie scopes look better when paired with an early wispy smear stock, as opposed to being paired with a much later woodland pattern stock.

With all that being said, I can finally get to the point of this thread. I'd like your help with deciding which parts should go together on each of the 3 M40A1 clone builds, and I'd like to share some photos/info of rare parts with everyone. I think that this could be an interesting conversation based on the numerous parts that were used on the A1's and when they came into service. If I like any of the M40A1 configurations that you guys come up with, I'll have my gunsmith build the rifles that way.

Even though I'll have to decide what the final A1 clone builds will look like, I still really want to hear what you guys think about which parts should be used on which builds, and how you settled on that exact specification. I bet that some of you will put together combinations of parts that I wouldn't think to use, and you might have a very rational explanation to back up your choices and parts selection.

So, what do you guys think? Is anyone interested in discussing rare M40A1 parts and how a few clones should be built? I numbered each item in the photos of the parts, so they should be easy to refer to. I also have more M40A1 parts that aren't in the photos, so if you think that I'm missing something like an unmarked Redfield 40X base/ring set, please say so. I forgot to add an unmarked 40X base to the photos below, but it might be the best option for a build that uses the unserialized Redfield greenie scope that I do have in the photos.

I hope the purpose of this post makes sense and I hope you guys will have fun mixing and matching M40A1 parts together in order to create the best clone builds possible! I'll break up the various parts into separate posts, so it will be easy to see things grouped together and I can always go back and add more photos/information to each post if need be. Who knows, maybe if this turns into a great discussion thread I might decide to give away a rare M40 part or 2.


I'll start things off with an early transitional M40A1 variation (the numbers are the choice from that item's group photo in the other posts):

Stock - #1, early wispy green smear
Scope - #1, 221xxx marked Redfield greenie with a 221xxx marked Redfield base
Mount - Not pictured in the mount's group photo, the 40X base is already on the scope
Barrel - #1, the earliest of the 3 barrels ans is dated 1978
Receiver - #1, early 221xxx serial number
Rational - I chose the earliest item from each of the 5 groups of parts in order to build the earliest issued transitional M40A1. Since I chose the 221xxx receiver, it makes sense to also choose the 221xxx marked scope and 221xxx marked 40X scope base. Although 700SA bases were also used on these early transitional A1's, I just prefer the 40X base (for aesthetics if the 40X base has square corners). I also chose to use the earliest barrel, which is also marked with a date and the caliber. These markings might have only been used on the earliest barrels, since later versions had different markings or no markings at all. So, it just makes sense to use the early barrel for the early transitional A1 build, especially when we can prove that it is indeed an early barrel.

Like new (seated in rifle, no range visits) Gray Ops BR/Dasher AW mag
Comes with orange mag base pad

SOLD (back to OO)

New never fielded TBAC Bipod and New in package TBAC Spiked feet.

Bipod $SOLD Shipped

Feet $SOLD Shipped

PayPal Friend/Family Accepted

Unused, no box. 6" blade, S35vn steel.

$500 ftf, $525 shipped CONUS.

I just updated FW on my 901 and now the velocity of my gun profiles is all weirdly high and goes up instead of down as I change range. MV of the profile in this pic is 2865 and as I increase range, the velocity of this field keeps increasing. Any ideas? Nuc it all and start over or ??

Like New and barely used.

$80 Shipped

I am currently about to start load data for my Dasher and am looking at what works for you guys out there (powder, charge wt, bullet jump, ect). I want to keep this thread strictly about data regarding the Berger 109gr Hybrid in the 6 Dasher, so please leave out your favorite 105gr VLD/Hybrid comments. I am using Alpha Brass and rem bench rest 7.5 sr primers. Thanks

Like new 35MM 1.10 height Area 419 Match scope rings. Includes area 419 level

$175 shipped

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Interested in buying a used ZCO 527 with MPCT3x any color is fine.

Would also be interested in any mount you may have with it.

I have a brand new unmounted ZCO 4-20x with MPCT3X I’d do a straight trade on.

I’d sell my brand new 4-20 ZCO MPCT3x for 3500 shipped.

Can anyone help me understand how Garmin's latest Foretrex 901 works together with other accessories like weather stations and range finders?

My understanding is the Garmin Foretrex already has a built-in Applied Ballistic calculator and I only need input from sensors of other accessories like a Kestrel weather meter and a bluetooth enabled range finder such as Sig BDX family to support the calculation.

Besides Bluetooth, Is there any other specifc requirements for Foretrex to be connected to those accessories ?

Because I saw @Garmin reply in another thread, even it's not directly to Foretrex but I think its related, said:

Garmin said:

Starting with v9.33 of the Tactix 7 software, released today, the Tactix will now integrate with any of the Kestrel Ballistics Weather Meters with Applied Ballistics.

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I'm wondering if the AB calculation is done within the Foretrex, why bother the Kestrel to have AB as well? The only two Kestrel models that have AB are 5700 Elite and 5700X Elite which are their most expensive ballistic models.

If there's other requirements, can anyone or the official @Garmin lists the product that have been tested working with the Foretrex 901?

and just out of curiosity, if a Kestrel / range finder works with 901, does it works with 701 as well?

Thank you!

Hawke Endurance 30 WA 1.5-6x44 - L4A Dot Illuminated Riflescope

We are thrilled to be able to offer this outstanding hunting scope to you for only $299.99, reduced from $509.99. At a time when there's uncertainty in pricing in our industry, we are certain you'll love this scope and at this price it's a steal. With one of the most popular reticles for hunting, a German #4 with an illuminated dot, you'll love using this scope.


Designed for all hunting disciplines - from varmint to big game.
Featuring Hawke's H5 optics which boasts a stunning 24° ultra-wide field of view with generous 100mm eye relief. The H5 illumination system features multi-LED technology for high intensity illumination.

Capped Low-Profile Turrets
30mm Mono-tube chassis
Illumination
Ultra-wide Angle 24° FOV
High volume eyebox
100mm eye relief
Multi-LED high intensity reticle
High grade, low dispersion Crown glass
18 layer Fully Multi-Coated lenses
High torque rubber zoom ring
Fast focus eyebell
Nitrogen purged. Shockproof. Waterproof. Fog proof.
All caliber rated.
Hawke No-Fault Lifetime Warranty.

L4A Dot Reticle (2 MOA)
A variant of the classic L4 reticle, the L4A Dot uses a more open outer post design to keep more of the target visible while aiming. 30″ spacing from center to post at 100yds when on 4x magnification. This is equivalent to 83cm at 100m.



Objective Lens 44mm
Reticle L4A Dot
Parallax Fixed
Magnification 1.5 - 6x
Optical System System H5
Scope Tube 30mm
Illumination 6 Levels with Off Positions In-between - Red
Field of View 82.9 - 20.7ft @100yds / 27.6 - 6.9m @100m
Field of View (°) 15.8 - 3.9
Eye Relief 4in
PX/Focus 100yds
Turret Caps YES
Click Value 1⁄ 4MOA
Elevation Turret Clicks (max) 180 MOA / Windage Turret Clicks (max)180 MOA
Exit Pupil1.15 - 0.29″ / 29.3 - 7.3mm
Ocular Type Fast Focus
Power Selector Rubber Coated Posi-Grip
Lens Coating Fully Multi-Coated - 18 Layers
Focal Plane SFP (Second Focal Plane)
Length 13.2in
Weight 20.1oz

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Hawke Endurance 30 WA 1.5-6x44 - L4A Dot Illuminated Riflescope

We are thrilled to be able to offer this outstanding hunting scope to you for only $299.99, reduced from $509.99. At a time when there's uncertainty in pricing in our industry, we are certain you'll love this scope and at this price it's a steal. With one of the most popular reticles for hunting, a German #4 with an illuminated dot, you'll love using this scope.


Designed for all hunting disciplines - from varmint to big game.
Featuring Hawke's H5 optics which boasts a stunning 24° ultra-wide field of view with generous 100mm eye relief. The H5 illumination system features multi-LED technology for high intensity illumination.

Capped Low-Profile Turrets
30mm Mono-tube chassis
Illumination
Ultra-wide Angle 24° FOV
High volume eyebox
100mm eye relief
Multi-LED high intensity reticle
High grade, low dispersion Crown glass
18 layer Fully Multi-Coated lenses
High torque rubber zoom ring
Fast focus eyebell
Nitrogen purged. Shockproof. Waterproof. Fog proof.
All caliber rated.
Hawke No-Fault Lifetime Warranty.

L4A Dot Reticle (2 MOA)
A variant of the classic L4 reticle, the L4A Dot uses a more open outer post design to keep more of the target visible while aiming. 30″ spacing from center to post at 100yds when on 4x magnification. This is equivalent to 83cm at 100m.



Objective Lens 44mm
Reticle L4A Dot
Parallax Fixed
Magnification 1.5 - 6x
Optical System System H5
Scope Tube 30mm
Illumination 6 Levels with Off Positions In-between - Red
Field of View 82.9 - 20.7ft @100yds / 27.6 - 6.9m @100m
Field of View (°) 15.8 - 3.9
Eye Relief 4in
PX/Focus 100yds
Turret Caps YES
Click Value 1⁄ 4MOA
Elevation Turret Clicks (max) 180 MOA / Windage Turret Clicks (max)180 MOA
Exit Pupil1.15 - 0.29″ / 29.3 - 7.3mm
Ocular Type Fast Focus
Power Selector Rubber Coated Posi-Grip
Lens Coating Fully Multi-Coated - 18 Layers
Focal Plane SFP (Second Focal Plane)
Length 13.2in
Weight 20.1oz

We offer ZERO % financing on all web orders. Please look at Affirm at check out, if this is something that interests you, for 0% financing.

Always take care of your optics correctly. Check out the VSGO Optical Cleaning Kit

If there is anything you're looking for please give us a call at 516-217-1000. It is always our pleasure to speak with you. Always give a call to discuss options and what would be best for your needs

We appreciate all the orders and support. Please stay well and safe. Have a great day & please follow us on Instagram at gr8fuldoug_

Thank you for your continued support.
If there is anything else that we can assist you with please let us know.

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Old Bethpage, NY 11804
516-217-1000
Please visit our web site @ www.cameralandny.com

Bought this for a build that never happened.

Manners LRH
Right Hand
Short Action

$1,100 shipped

Moving the ole back rifle 150 rounds 2500$

-Defiance tenacity action
-20 MOA extended top rail
-24” 6.5CM proof competition contour chambered by area 419 , black cerakote
-trigger tech curved trigger
-internal weight set
-rubber dampeners
-added thumb shelf
-hellfire muzzle brake
-mdt acc chassis