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SOLD WTT: Arc CDG SA w/ 223,308, and mag bf or Origin SA (308) for 22lr

I’ve got an ARC CDG action that I’m looking to trade for either a 22lr barreled action or rifle. Something like a b14r, cz455/457, vudoo, rimx etc. Cash can be added on my end if needed.

Arc CDG has gen one trigger hangar that has been clearanced on a mill for a B&A trigger.

Origin is a SA RH with 308 bf. Also comes with HLR Lug. Photos attached here.

ARC CDG pics in below comment - I do have a follow up call with ARC today to see if any actions need to be taken. I will not make a deal prior to this being fully resolved

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Accessories LaRue SPOTR "Z" Rail and "I" Rail

$400 $350 Shipped CONUS- will not separate (unless someone wants to pay the full LaRue price for the Z-Rail). The I Rail is useful for a lot more than for use with the SPOTR system. It can be handy to quickly put on a tripod and you can mount your regular scope on it if you want to check something without having your rifle. First picture is just so you can see the two rails in use.



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SOLD Wiebad Pump Pillow w/ Bungee and Carabiner $85 TYD

Smallest stain that I almost missed on top of bag. Other than that it's like new, just thinning the heard. Includes the bungee and carabiner seen in the pics

Shipped USPS Priority.

PayPal friends and family with no note.

$85.00 TYD

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Which Shot Timer

Looking into upgrading my shot timer. I currently have a CED7000 shot timer that is many years only. Looking at upgrading to either the Kestrel KST1000 or the Shooters Global SG Timer 2. Which one is the better choice. I'm kinda surprised Garmin has not yet dropped a shot timer with their dive into the shooting sports. Thoughts on the KST1000 and SG Timer 2?

7mm SAUM AR

You may be asking, "why?!" I asked myself that question as well, honestly. I had a hard time answering it too. I guess it just fits in the 'unique' moderately useful rifle category. Some of you picky folks might call me out for calling this an AR10 and not an LR308, but for the sake of easy description, we're going to use AR10.

I have officially assembled a 7mm SAUM AR10. This whole thing started when I found an Aero M5 lower on sale for $98... I had X-Caliber cut a 24" barrel, using a KAK magnum bolt that I sent them for proper headspacing. While the barrel was in queue, I started gathering parts. I used a KAK magnum bolt carrier group, as stated earlier, and a KAK magnum stripped upper. They essentially just mill a larger ejection port. It's a little bit cheesy though, because they mill it AFTER anodizing. I really don't care, as it'll probably get rattle-canned somewhere down the line anyway. I put an adjustable gas block on it, as well as a jp heavy scs. It should be (relatively) tunable to ensure proper function. I threw on a luth-ar fixed stock because it was one of the few I could find with adjustable comb.

Dimensions are just shy of 46" and 12.5 lb. My plan is to shoot it suppressed, so the actual dimensions while shooting will be in the lower 50s and around 14lb.

Why 7mm SAUM you ask? The SAUM line has piqued my interest for awhile, actually. And full disclosure, had I been able to find 300 SAUM brass, I'd probably have gone with that instead. I like the idea of having a semi-auto magnum... maybe it just sounds cooler than it really is, but oh well. It's definitely capable of taking any game in my local area, and if I want to shoot it long range, I can do that too. I think the 7mm is incredibly adaptable to whatever you want It's use to be. I have larue SR-25 mags that have a COAL limit of 2.870, and book COAL on 7mm SAUM is 2.825, so I have a little bit of room to play with for seating depth. Let me tell you, those little bastards ain't cheap! Consensus on accurate barrel life seems to be about 2000rds. I picked up 300 pcs of ADG 7mm SAUM brass, that will (hopefully) survive the life of the barrel. I figured 6 loadings should be ok, and I only need about 60% of them to last a 7th. Time will tell, I guess.

Let me know what you think. I only took one picture so far, so that's the one I put up with it, but if you want anything specific, don't be afraid to ask. And if you want a full build list, I can do that too. Might even be able to throw a price list together, if desired.

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SOLD Athlon Argos BTR GEN2 6-24x50 Riflescope APMR FFP IR MIL Reticle

I have 1 Athlon Argos BTR GEN2 6-24x50 Riflescope APMR FFP IR MIL Reticle for sale. The scope is brand new. The box was opened to take few pics today. $195 each, shipped to conus. Let me know if you have any question

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It's been fun, but it's time for me to move on

First thing I'd like to say is no, I'm not dying or planning on harming myself. That's the first question most of my friends have asked when telling them this information. So, please don't be concerned.

I just wanted to thank everyone here for the amazing conversations and making this section of the forum an online home for many of us. You guys are truly exceptional people, and I've enjoyed hanging out with all of you! Unfortunately, I'm soon going to stop posting on the forums, and I'd like to at least give my friends here an explanation instead of just disappearing.

I've been collecting firearms for about 12+ years now, and I've also been active on the gun forums for most of this time. I recently decided to sell almost all of my collection, and spend more of my free time with my wife. Those who are close to me know about my health issues, so this will also give me some time to seek some solutions for that stuff. I've been in constant pain for many years, and it's difficult for me to do much of anything, especially when it comes to moving a bunch of guns around!

I'll still make a few posts here and there, until I'm off the forums for good. Many of you have my contact info, so we'll still be able to discuss things off-line. I'm also giving collectors I know first crack at the stuff I'm selling. Whatever doesn't get sold immediately will be posted to GunBroker and the rest will probably go to an auction house like Rock Island Auctions.

I don't want this to turn into a "for sale" thread, in violation of the forum rules. You guys can keep an eye on this forum's PX section and on GunBroker, or you can drop me a private message if there's anything in particular that you might be looking for. Just please don't post items in this thread or it will get shut down by the mods.

Once my collection is sold, that's when I'll close down my forum accounts, but I'll still be around (sparingly) for the next few weeks/months. It seems weird to just start a thread just to say that I'm leaving the forums and collecting community, but I've been told by a few close friends that I've had a positive effect on this community and that I should probably let people know what's going on. One person doesn't make a community, it takes all of us working together to make our great community. I'm just a small piece of it, nothing more, and our community will continue to thrive long after I've retired.

This is just a head's up on what I'm doing, once my collection sells, I'll make a final post on this forum. Until then, I'll make a few posts when I have time. And again, nothing bad is happening to me, I'm just selling my collection and leaving the forums. I'd like to travel more, and seek solutions for my medical issues. I'll still be around in the real world, hopefully hanging out with many of you guys in person!

Semper Fi!

-Ryan Niederman

6mm ARC bolt gun for competition?

I’m trying to dig more info on possibly switching up to 6mm arc for a competition bolt gun. I’m currently set up with a 6 creedmoor on a Curtis vector switch barrel in a foundation stock. I have zero issues running this caliber just thinking ahead.

I’m about half way through this barrels life with about 850 rounds and thinking of going to a dasher or maybe even the 6 arc for my next barrel. My thought process stems from the current trend of shooting a “slower” 6mm for easier follow up/seeing trace/splash for correction.

Something from the 6BR family is an obvious possibility but I’m interested in the 6 arc too. I know it would require a new bolt and dedicated mags or a mag kit.

Certainly not as popular as the GT or the 6BR family crowd but I’m sure there are some people out there running them with success. What are the Pros/cons in your experience?

Brass seems like a weak point in my uneducated view. I actually like to reload so that’s the plan regardless of caliber. So choices seem like having to buy Hornady 6 arc ammo to reuse the brass or resize quality 6.5 Grendel brass. Not sure what issues arise from the latter.

Any insight into this would be appreciated. Thanks.

Pulsar XL60 VS Nocpix S60R

Anyone have any hands on time between the two? I know they're both new units but there are plenty of people out there that have been testing these for the manufacturers. I'm sure people were able to take a gander at them during Shot Show as well.

I'm really waffling between the two as I can't really decide which one is the "better" buy.

I like the idea of the Pulsar core not being Chinese as the future for Chinese products is somewhat sketchy. Iray could be here today, gone tomorrow but I doubt that.

In case anyone is curious. Use case right now is Hog hunting, 300 yards and in.
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