Brand New and still in wrapper. For the TR2 stock.
$375 shipped

Brand new. Short action 308 boltface. Decided to get a magnum action instead. 16oz ultra-lightweight Ti action.

$1400
Please ensure your FFL will accept from an individual.

Adjustable model. Low round count. Ended up going with a DH3 instead.
$225 shipped



Geissele HSNM. Brand New in package. Came from blem sale.
$200 shipped
Pictures to come

Both have around 200rds on them. No pins with the Clavin Elite.

AR Calvine Elite - $225 $200 $150 Shipped OBO SOLD

T3/T3x/T1x - $140 Shipped. SOLD

Hello Hide. Does anyone know Dave Tooleys phone number. I have an Accuracy International rifle and would like for him to spin up a barrel for me , hopefully. Thanks for the help in advance.

For sale, Nightforce ATACR 4-20x50 MIL-XT reticle. Great scope and only mounted for a short while and shot a handful of times. Condition is excellent. The only thing that stands out to me is theres a couple small snail trail type markings on the detachable sun shade. Otherwise, all good.

$2250 Paypal F&F / G&S (Buyer pays the fee), would consider venmo or cashapp as well with established members if they want to use these.

Thanks for looking!

Selling two relics from the 90's.

First is a fairly clean MAK-90 with importer SVD style furniture. This AK has a square butt and will accept standard AKM furniture. There is light safe wear on this one and minimal use wear, making it look very clean for being a 30 year old rifle. It also isn't one of the ones with shaved down threads, so there is enough meat to thread it 14x1 if you desire [threaded or unthreaded are both correct for type 56's]. This would do well for a collector or shooter as is, or would be an excellent candidate for a Type-56 conversion.
$950 shipped.
Sold

Second is an [old production] Windham, ME produced Bushmaster XM15. This limited run was known as the Shorty AK because it sports a 14.5" 1/9 twist HBAR barrel with a pinned AK74 style brake. These were fairly unique for what was being produced at the time and well received by BM customers. They don't pop up too often and this one is extremely clean.
$850 shipped.


Better pics to come.

I'll take PP F&F with no comments, Venmo, or USPS MO [but will need to wait for the MO to clear my bank before shipping].
Cheers

I wanted to take a minute to explain what we are about and what our focus and goals are. I am not a gunsmith or a machinist. I AM a shooter(former hot rodder) and everything I do and think is always from behind the rifle. When I started shooting PRS rimfire in 2017 I had no idea what I was doing other than I like to shoot and being competitive I thought this could be fun, my first rifle was a CZ455 and was somewhat disappointed so I ordered a custom 455 and again was disappointed in the accuracy (side note I learned how to reload for precision from David Tubb over text and I got spoiled on what true precision and accuracy were.) When Vudoo came out my first thought was they are crazy, no one will spend that kind of money on a rimfire, shortly after a guy shows up with a Vudoo and promply wears us out with it, so on the way home I reached out to Vudoo to order a barreled action, after talking a bit I asked if they would make me a deal on 2 and Cole countered with buy 3 and I will set you up as a dealer, DEAL I said and that is how all this started. After I supplied pretty much all the shooters at TX precision matches in Navasota we all quickly found the start of feeding issues that Vudoo got famous for. Now looking back we KNOW it was not the rifle but the way we were using them, We added weight and made magazine blockers long before anything was commercially available. One day after the match as we were discussing our problems I thought what if we had a longer heavier barrel, so a text was made to Paul from Mullerworks and he sent down a 1.250 16 twist blank, balance problems solved and we did not lose the accuracy we were getting from the shorter barrels. Fast forward to I think I can make a business out of this. Now the question was never can we chamber and build an accurate rifle but could we do it consistently over and over in a semi-production format? That sent me CNC shopping and after many calls around the country talking with various shops I ended up with a Doosan 2100 LSYB turning center(remember I am not a machinist so I was as lost as can be but I knew that I did not want to handle the barrel twice to tenon/chamber and then cut the slots on a mill, so a steep learning curve ensued). I made a custom jig to hold the barrel in the hydraulic jaws and off to races we went. Below are a few samples of results we have gotten the last couple of years sending in a few at a time to see where we stood. I also included a few from some customers sending theirs in. The point being I want yall to understand that this is a lifestyle choice I made to build and provide the best product that I can make and feel good about selling it. We test each rifle for accuracy at 50 and 200 yards, If I am not happy it doesn't ship until I am confident that it will perform to the customer's expectations.

another source @ .43 per IF you have to shoot corrosive and wanna take a chance from atlantic firearms ammo ....personally i am happy with non-corrosive tela @ .47 per although they did sneak up lately to .51

I’ve got a used Element MG 4.0 Chassis for sale. It has been used for about 2 years the rail has some use on it. Has 1 LOP spacer, vertical ergo grip, thumb rest, and bag rider installed. It will come with a folder that I haven’t used at all.
Asking 900 TYD. no trades

This ONE die and collet is universal and works on ALL of the popular belted magnum calibers including: .257 Weatherby Magnum, 6.5 Remington Magnum, .264 Winchester Magnum, .270 Weatherby Magnum, 7 x 61 Sharpe & Hart, 7mm Remington Magnum, 7mm Weatherby Magnum, 7mm STW, .300 H&H Magnum, .300 Winchester Magnum, .300 Weatherby Magnum, .308 Norma Magnum, 8mm Remington Magnum, .338 Winchester Magnum, .340 Weatherby Magnum, .350 Remington Magnum, .358 Norma Magnum, .375 H&H Magnum, .416 Remington Magnum, .458 Winchester Magnum, .458 Lott Magnum and several belted wildcat cartridges.


$100 shipped

Selling an early-gen, factory Seekins SP10 (SPX marked receiver) in 308 with an 18" barrel. The rifle features a light and crisp single-stage trigger, adjustable gas block, full ambi lower and is threaded 5/8x24. It will ship as shown with one PMAG (where legal).

SOLD

No trades please.

Ships to your FFL or willing to meet Texans FTF.

So should we be questioning the folks at the German Bierhall? Or the Aladdin ride?

Or was it groomers?

Sirhr

$60 shipped

Have a Kestrel 5700 ballistics with link. Everything works great just upgraded to a 5700x. $375

$75 shipped

Two years ago I built my first custom, it’s also my only magnum caliber big game rifle in 7PRC. The gun shoots great and I killed a nice bull elk (my first) with it Nov 2024, but otherwise it goes to the range only occasionally.

Kelbly Atlas Tactical Action
Preferred Barrel Blanks 24” Stainless Varmint/Sendero Contour (total 400 rounds)
Trigger Tech Special
KRG Bravo with light Arca Rail and minimalist spigot mount
Burris XTR III 5.5-30X56, FFP SCR 2 Mil reticle
ARC M Brace one-piece scope mount

I love the action and everything about the gun except the weight. It easily shoots .5-.7” with factory ammo (when I don’t flinch). Here is my dilemma, It weights 15.3 lbs with my Nomad L on the end. Not exactly heavy enough for regular precision work with a magnum, and too heavy to comfortably hunt with it where walking and hiking are required., To be honest, I only big game hunt a once, maybe twice year and most of the time I’m pretty close to the truck (2-4 mile walk max, usually less). I do shoot long range (out to 1367 yards currently) for fun and competition, but I have dedicated precision guns in 6.5CM and 6CM for that.

I’m wondering what to do-

Option 1- Keep the gun as is and just deal with the weight for my limited use. Maybe a sling would help with carrying? I guess I could drop 1.1 pounds (from the muzzle) by leaving the suppressor at home, but I like the sound and recoil reduction.
Option 2- Sell the Kelbly altogether and buy a new Seekins PH3 (approx $1900),and save about 4 lbs without swapping anything else. I love the Seekins stuff and already own a couple.
Other options-
Keep the Kelbly, swap the Preferred stainless barrel a Proof Carbon 24” barrel and save almost 2lbs ($1000)
Switch to lighter rings ($200) and save .5lb
Sell the Bravo and swap to a Manners LRH Stock ($1000) and save another 1.2lbs or so.
Sell the Burris and switch to a lighter hunting scope? Cost? Weight savings?
Option 4- Any other ideas?

Just want to make sure I’m not missing some other options that would save weight at a reasonable cost. Thank you!

$85 shipped

$60 shipped

Have 4 new 6.5x47 barrels for an Impact. They are all 8 twist proof blanks chambered by WackedUp Precision. All are 26” with 5/8-24 on the muzzle. 2 are Heavy Palma 1 is M24 and 1 is Proof Comp.

$750 each to me to you.

$60 shipped

I'm put together a semi cheap night hunting set up, I went with the 335 thermnight. Now I got to get a gun, looking at the Patriot arms 223, was going to do 22arc or 6arc, but I have killed deer, hogs, yotes, and everything in between with 223, shooting either federal 69gr mk or hornady 75gr match, and i got pretty good stock pile of it.

Would this be a suitable scope for PRS or Long-range varmint Silhouette competition? How does the glass compare to a Nightforce Atcar 7-35x56mm

New never used
$125 shipped

Looking for a 1.250 straight 30 cal barrel. 8 or 9 twist