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Optics Horus HoVR 5-20x50 Rifle Scope H59-MOA Reticle

LIke the Horus reticles, but prefer MOA? This is your scope, and the only source for an MOA Horus. Scope is mint, one mark on front edge. With box.

Made in Japan, assumption is LOW. Can use Nightforce 50mm sunshade (NX8/NXS/SHV)
  • First Focal Plane
  • 28.88 oz
  • 30mm Tube
  • Fast Focus Eyepiece
  • Side Parallax Adjustment
  • Capped Windage Turret
  • .1 MIL / .25 MOA Adjustments

$900 shipped conUS, PPFF. Add 3% for G&S




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Building an MSR/PSR - The Modular Unicorn

Let me start off by saying I know exactly how difficult this endeavor is. I've seen the historical posts and people searching far and wide for everything from pins to actions. I've also had the pleasure of having several conversations with individuals who have laid out an enormous amount of detail and history.

Below is a chassis I picked up in January of this year. I've been so busy running my FFL/SOT, shooting team sniper/field matches, sponsoring the International Sniper Competition down at Ft. Benning (where I got to see the MSR first-hand by talking with the Brazilian team and discuss this with the USCG MSRT team) and preparing other competitions, that this has sat in my safe for a good while. However, the fascination with the design and the iconic look make me pull this out and admire it.
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I want to start this thread to consolidate information for insight into this specific chassis and what is on it. I want to understand or try to source where these parts may have come from, what era, and what else may have changed along the way. For example, this chassis is not matte but rather has a sheen to it. Likewise, it has no engravings on the magwell. However, the folding stock is a lighter version, not the standard heavy version.

I'd like to know what I'm working with with this piece, and I really haven't dissected it too much insofar as the chassis goes.

I'd love to see this thing come to life and get the time it deserves. For as much engineering and time, money, and energy it required to develop, it deserves to be used.

If you'd like to see this thing come to life and can help outline structured historical or contextual information on certain aspects, it will seriously help me build a full picture of this. I've had conversations with original RemDef employees, but it's a lot to remember verbally.

I'll make a follow-up post on this thread laying out everything I can remember and categorizing it, but I wanted to at least start the conversation off here.

Thank you in advance for helpful contributions and knowledge you can provide!

- SASS Concepts, LLC "Precision for a Purpose"

Accessories Foundation Genesis 2 for Defiance

Selling for a friend

20 rounds on the build, chambered by Patrick’s gun shop in Shreveport, LA.

Defiance Deviant Tactical/Krieger
Barreled Action-$1600
SOLD

Foundation Genesis MG2$1050$1000$950$900
$850 SHIPPED
Inlet for a Defiance Tenacity but will work with other 1.350 actions per Foundation. May require additional trimming
My impact 737 fits fine

Hawkins M5 DBM-$200 SOLD
Trigger Tech Diamond-$275 $220
$205 Shipped SOLD
APA Lil Bastard-$80 SOLD
~170 rds of ammo SOLD



Updates prices are shipped with minimum insurance.

Cashapp, Venmo, Zelle, PP F&F

UPDATE: Looks like stock was modified to fit action, price updated


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1903A4

Hello, all. New to the forum. Thanks for the add. This is a new to me 1903A4. From what I’ve found with my limited research, this is a DCM returned rifle that had a front sight installed. Everything else on it seems correct. Serial number is 4.9 and the barrel date is 12/43. I am afraid to have someone remove the front sight. I really don’t want to take a chance on messing it up. Any thoughts would be appreciated! Thank you!

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SOLD Centurion/Daniel Defense 5.56 complete upper

- Centurion Arms forged upper receiver
- Centurion Arms c4 rail carbine cutout
- Daniel Defense 12.5" 5.56 carbine 1/7 gov profile with FSB & gas tube
- Daniel Defense phosphate BCG
- PRI gas buster large latch charging handle
- Allen Engineering OPS inc brake & collar for AEM5 and OCM5 suppressor
- Matech USGI rear flip up iron

only 30 rounds ran through it. Like new condition

$715 shipped to lower 48

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Car theif caught in Medina TX

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And he surrenders without incident and then when he’s cuffed they shoot his eyes out with a pepper ball gun, literally shoot his eyes out at contact distance

Car theif ass hole ; if he’d have fought the street or pulled a gun or knife of even fought hard . But this looks like pure saddistic torture to me and the officer that did it is facing up 9 years after his felony assault conviction.

The thing I always struggle with , multiple people on the scene, lots of cameras - who thought this was a good idea and how did not one of them say something like “hey don’t this minor in the face at close range with a air gun while your on camera and he’s in cuffs you’re going to get us all jammed up “. Not one . Hopefully he can ruminate on this one while in Gen pop at Huntsville prison. I hear they have a decent library.

I remember when this happened and just say the update that he was indeed convicted, not even qualified immunity saved him from this one , wonder if he tortured animals like is being discussed in the other thread ?

GAP10 ShowEm Off Pics

Here is mine. Caliber is the 6mm Creedmoor. Scope up top is the Bushnell HDMR with the GAP G2 reticle sitting in the Badger mounts that is provided with the GAP10 rifle. I am using a Harris bipod with the DLOC-S from Phoenix Tactical and a monopod from Accu-Shot. The paint is cerakote and was applied by me.

I am currently shooting the 105 Hornady BTHP with AMP jackets at about 3050 fps. I haven't shot for groups much yet as I have been busy killing coyotes with it and just don't have enough ammo to justify "wasting it" on things that don't have fur on them. The few groups I have shot indicate that this will hold in the 3/8 inch size range with ease.

Add your pics to the topic.

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Reloading Equipment 50% off new Nosler AccuBond Bullets: 6mm, 270 Cal, 30 Cal, 338 Cal +More

We have a handful of new AccuBond bullets in stock for a great price. 100 ct and 500 ct bulk quantites available.

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Firearms Q Fix 6.5/vudu 5-25

Q fix 6.5
Less than 30rds

Vudu 5-25 md3
Atlas Bipod with direct q sert mount
Bore guide
West coast sling
4 ar 10 pmags

4200🫘 obo

Trade: staccato xc

Will come with all boxes it’s was shipped with
Will not separate

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Firearms (Price Drop) Sig Cross PRS in .260/.223/6.5CM barrel x2

$3000
Selling Sig Cross PRS Rifle (MSRP 2,500)
-.223 Proof Carbon Barrel (80rnds) (one of a kind cross carbon proof)
-.260 Bartlein Dave Tooley Custom barrel Heavy Palma 24” (200rnds) Cerakote Blk
-6.5 CM 18” (new)
-6.5 CM 24” (new)

Have bolt and head for .260/6.5
Have separate bolt and head for .223 with multiple 223 AICS Mags



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22 cal Slug/lead bullet BC's

This is why I've gone to slugs for my more powerful pcp's, specifically the Altaros slugs, for the longer distance shooting and competitions.

Way back many years ago here on SH I learned about environmentals and have been applying that knowledge to airguns ever since.
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I can't help but admire Matt because he's always been a straight forward guy and a great shooter.

Hopefully these new X slugs will be a cheaper alternative than Altaros when they arrive on the market.

Yes I also have less powerful sub 30 fpe pcp's that I use pellets in exclusively but it's quite a different experience. I appreciate both types of projectiles and the attributes each offer.

Maggie’s How much are you paying…

…to the government so that they can search your travel records? Yes, they use your tax dollars to buy billions of searchable travel records and have been since 2011. Your favorite airline is part owner of a company that compiles all travel records and then sells it to governments.

Article from Malwarebytes Labs:


Airline data broker selling 5 billion passenger records to US government​

Posted: September 17, 2025 by Danny Bradbury
We already knew that the US airline industry gave the government access to passenger records. However, this week it emerged that at least five billion passenger records are being sold to government agencies via a searchable database—far more than was initially believed.
A few weeks ago, investigative research team 404 Media reported on a secretive relationshipbetween many US airlines and the US government. That story showed that the airlines had sold US agencies access to around a billion records.
Now, researchers have found the data broker that collects flight data from the airline industry has made at least five billion records available to federal agencies.
The organization selling the data is the Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC), which is owned and operated by at least eight US airlines. It sells the government this data under the Travel Intelligence Program (TIP), which was started after the 2001 attack on the World Trade Center.
ARC provides access to a searchable database of at least five billion records, updated daily with new ticketing information. At least one agency, the US Secret Service, has a contract to access this data, paying $885,000 for data through 2028, according to documents obtained by 404 Media.

Known clients​

In June, 404 Media found that ARC had been making names, flight itineraries, and financial details available to US agencies, which were forbidden from revealing it as the source, under contract. The data included flights booked via 12,800 travel agencies, which submit ticket sales from over 270 carriers globally to ARC.
Originally developed as a financial clearing house, ARC provides payment settlement services for federal agencies and airlines. Known clients include Customs and Border Protection, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Travel dates and credit card numbers are available to federal customers, which also include the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Drug Enforcement Administration, and the US Marshals Service.

A long history of sharing data​

The US airline industry has a long history of interacting with the US government. In 1996, Al Gore’s White House Commission on Aviation Safety and Security recommendedautomated screening for better flight security. A year later, most North American airlines voluntarily implemented what became known as the Computer Assisted Passenger Prescreening System (CAPPS). After the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) took over CAPPS, it built a system called CAPPS II, which used security color-coding for flight passengers. That system ran into trouble after several airlines admitted to giving the US government access to passenger data.
American Airlines reportedly confessed to making passengers’ records available in the early 2000s, as did United, while Northwest also gave NASA access to millions of passenger records. These relationships enabled data mining work at government agencies involving passenger records. A US General Accounting Office (GAO) report in 2004 found that CAPPS II was behind schedule, in part because it had failed to address privacy concerns.
“One air carrier initially agreed to provide passenger data for testing purposes, but adverse publicity resulted in its withdrawal from participation. Similar situations occurred for the other two potential data providers,” the report said. “TSA’s attempts to obtain test data are still ongoing, and privacy issues remain a stumbling block.”
The TSA canned CAPPS II that year, switching instead to a system called Secure Flight. This also implemented a color-coded security system for passengers and uses the US government’s No-Fly list.
The information that ARC funnels to the US government reportedly comes only from travel agencies, meaning that direct bookings with airlines hopefully won’t be logged in this way. Passengers might want to consider that when making travel plans.”
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SOLD Sig P365 Fuse

Up for sale is a Sig Sauer P365 FUSE. This variant of the P365 combines enhanced ergonomics, modularity, and sleek aesthetics, making it ideal for both EDC and range use.

🔹 Caliber: 9mm
🔹 Capacity: 17+1 / 21+1
🔹 Barrel Length: 4.3"
🔹 Optic Ready: Swampfox Sentinnel II
🔹 Sights: X-RAY3 Day/Night Sights
🔹 Grip Module: Custom FUSE grip with improved texture and contour
🔹 Finish: Black Nitron Slide
🔹 Condition: Excellent – Less than 100 rounds fired
🔹 Includes: Original box, 3 magazines, lock, and manual


$850 $750 w/optic

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Firearms Semi Custom 10/22

Ruger 10/22 takedown
Magpul takedown stock (an arca rail has been attached to the foreend)
Tandemkross bolt
VQ carbon fiber barrel
Brimstone gunsmithing trigger (extremely clean and crisp break at 1 pound 12 ounces on my scale, the single best 10/22 trigger I have ever used, and puts many centerfire triggers to shame).
Holosun 403 green
1 BX15 mag and 1 flush mag.

Awesome backpacking package, extremely fun to shoot.

880 shipped.

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