Brand new, never mounted…need funds for something unexpected. I did open the box and it’s never left my office.
MIL-XT reticle. Comes with everything from factory.
Edit: looks like my picture files are too big. Can send via email if you like.
$2900 shipped with insurance CONUS.
PayPal or Venmo, check or MO. Can take a Zelle payment if only option available.

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I’m selling a used but in good shape MPA chassis in grey.
Comes with internal weights, spigot end, larger bag rider, adjustable butt stock, adjustable comb with height set blocks and screws.
Short action extra round holder.
I can get better pictures tonight.

Impact 373Action, 6 Dasher barrel, vortex razor gen III 6-36 scope not included. I may wall them
For right offer

WTS - Slightly Used MDT Comp Brake .223-6mm*5/8 - 24.
$150 Shipped

Bought this about a year ago. Never used it once . Selling for $125 shipped
Thanks for looking
Cross Listed

I have a CZ P-10C (2 15rd mags) that's only been shot twice. Along with this, I also have the Aliengear ShapeShift Core Carry Pack + Sport Tuck Belly Band. Asking $365 for the whole thing.

I have anew LMT 13.25 quad for sale 650 shipped.

I will get pictures up in the morning.

Up for sale slightly used less than 2 boxes fired through it in like new condition​

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$1375 + shipping and insurance on you.​

Features of the Havak Professional Hunter PH2 Rifle :​

• Seekins Precision HAVAK Action
• Newly Designed Carbon Composite Stock
• Spiral Fluted Barrel with 5/8x24 Threading
• Detachable magazine system
• 20 MOA Picatinny Rail with (5) 8-32 screws
• MagPul 5 Round PMAG for 6.5 Creedmoor, 6 Creedmoor, and .308 Winchester
• Carbon Fiber 3 Round Magazine for 6.5 PRC, .300 Win Mag, and 28 Nosler
• Bead Blasted finish
• 4 locking lugs with 90 degree bolt throw
• Full diameter bolt body
• Integrated recoil lug as well as a lug for top Picatinny rail
• Helical Extraction Cam
• M16 style extractor

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Specifications

• Caliber:6mm Creedmoor
• Weight:6.9 lbs.
• Action:Bolt Action
• Trigger:TriggerTech Trigger
• Rifle Barrel Length:24"
• Rifle Barrel Twist:1:8"
• Barrel Thread Pitch5/8x24
• Rifle Stock:Carbon Composite
• Scope Mount:20 MOA Picatinny Rail with (5) 8-32 screws
• Magazines Included1) 5 Round
• Iron SightsNo
• Caliber or Gauge:6.5 Creedmoor
• HandednessRight Hand

I’ve got a used Burris Fullfield IV 6-24x50 up for sale. It’s a SFP scope with the SCR MOA reticle and matching mil turrets. Side parallax focuses down to 10 yards. A few handling marks on the bell and parallax knob I tried to highlight in pics but overall in great shape and glass is clean. I got it on a rifle I recently picked up so no box. Will throw in a set of rings with it.

$265 shipped to the lower 48. Zelle, PP gift, Venmo or USPSMO.

Does anyone have a 30 cal 1-8 twist barrel blank laying around? Heavy contour finish length around 30 inches

Walnut monte Carlo stock. 308 remington m700 in 308 with a heavy barrel.

Like seriously. It should be the basic most available rifle.

Just wanted to post our newsletter that will be sent out later today:

Disclaimer: I don’t post much so apparently I’ve saved up for this one. I put this together during some spare time when home on leave and I won’t be able to refine this for another year. This isn’t a full detailed review of the .277 Fury cartridge, I didn’t have time to do a full Chrono and accuracy, everything I slapped together was AdHoc. SO I admit to not doing a complete job and the errors in my method, I will just post the results for your own determination.

Several months ago, I decided with all of the Washington and Oregon gun control idiocracy against gas-guns I wanted a short, compact bolt gun that wasn’t an NFA stamp’er, a general multipurpose tool. I had a ARC Nucleus Gen 1 that I’ve had since Ted introduced them and never could get it to feel right in a rifle between 25 CM, 6.8 Western, and .284 Win barrels of different lengths. After researching the .277 Fury / 6.8x51mm cartridge (not the SPEAR rifle) from Sig I figured I’d give it a shot for the reported performance in A 16” barrel. I have listened to all of the podcasts and scrubbed the forums for info on shooting the .277 Fury, but all of it was completely speculative information, not from functional use. Even Ron Spomer had a podcast talking about how a .277 Fury might “BLOW UP A RIFLE!!” My opinion, disappointing ignorance in rifle construction, and 80k psi max (hybrid case) cartridge is not going to blow up a bolt rifle rated to 120K+PSI, otherwise SAMMI never would of approved it. If you slapped a .277 Fury barrel on a AR-10 (not the SIG SPEAR), you might have cause for concern, but not a good bolt action, again, in my opinion.
For ~16” barrel cartridge selection, I have a 16” .308 gasser and that has it’s purpose. I looked at the 8.6 CM/Blackout and have serious skepticism about the marketing vs. performance and .375 Raptor was cool, but too boutique. After looking across the expanse of the internet, or just asking Google, I found ammo for an acceptable price and also found someone who offers Savage pre-fits chambered in .277 Fury. Here is the resulting rifle.




Action: ARC Nucleus Gen 1 (30 MOA rail, 19lb striker spring)
Tigger: Huber 2-stage
Barrel: McGowen 16.5”, .277 Fury, 1-7”R twist, Savage Pre-Fit, ARC BARLOC
Stock: Manners TA (Altus Highland Camo), Devcon Pillar bedded
Bottom Metal: Badger M5 Enhanced
Scope: Nightforce NX8 2.5-20x50
Rings: ARC
Muzzle: Silencer Co Single Baffle Break
Can: Silencer Co Harvester 300
Total weight: 10lbs (a bit heavier than I wanted)

AMMO: There are current 3x versions of the .277 Fury ammo on the market from Sig. The 132gr Ball (standard case), the 130gr VENARI Soft Point (standard case), and the 150gr Elite Bonded Poly tip (Hybrid case). These all can be found at online vendors and I was able to secure plenty of rounds of the 132gr Ball and 150gr Hybrid for prices that didn’t make me sick to my stomach, or get scammed by some online F’head.

This is where it gets interesting…


As you can see the box velocity for 16in and 24in barrel lengths for both the standard load and higher pressure “hybrid’ load. Box velocity for the 150gr Hybrid case is 2830fps for a 16” barrel and 3120fps for a 24” barrel! That’s outpacing the .270 Win.

The Gen 1 Nucleus is finally at home and feels right in this compact rifle with it’s short stout bolt throw. The rifle is easy pointing and easy to carry, I am very happy with how it all came together.

For the ammo: The 132gr Ball is soft shooting and really pleasing to shoot in the shorty rifle, recoil on par with 6.5 CM or 6.5x47L. The 150gr Hybrid, is definitely spicer in recoil, but not significantly so. In this rifle set up, this doesn’t shoot like my Dad’s old wood stock 30-06’s where after a few rounds you are picking up a subconscious flinch, it is easy like Sunday morning. The ammo performance to barrel length make for a really pleasing Bolt gun.

This is where my testing/scientific method goes to shit as I was out of time and due to the surrounding environment, did not want to shoot without a can on; I was shooting on our property, but harvest was going on the properties adjacent, no need to spook the Pickers, the bullet reports were enough to unsettle them.

When I finally got the Lab Radar to work with the suppressor on the rifle, I had gone through the 132gr Ball ammo I had with me at the table, so no results to report there, which I regret terribly. But….

Yeah, that reads right, 3015fps and 3019fps for the 2 of 5 rounds I could get to record on the Lab Radar (yes, I know this isn’t a complete shot spread SD/ES average so take the SD of 3.2 with a health dose of skepticism). This was WITH the Harvester 300 can ON, which is a long suppressor. However I do not believe that increasing box listed velocity from 2830fps to 3017fps is because of the can, ~50fps sure, but not 187fps.

Here is a look at the primers to show signs of pressure. You can definitely see the pressure signs on the Hybrid case primer.


As I stated in the beginning, not a complete report. I would love to group the gun with this off-the-shelf ammo and then take it out to distance. I will say I love the feel of the rifle with the short barrel and it shoots beautifully. I think the .277 Fury has a lot of potential if people can get over the ”new tech” of it, a 150gr bullet moving at 3015fps out of a 16” barrel is significant. We’ll see if I still have rifling in a 1000 rounds through the barrel, but this isn’t a match gun. For perspective, my 6.8 Western with a 24” barrel shoots 162gr Copper Impacts at 2960fps! That is a short mag cartridge with a lot more powder for like performance. Arguably, the 6.8 Western will probably do better with the heavier +170gr .277 bullets than the .277 Fury Hybrid just due to space for slower burning powders. For now the .277 Fury in this shorty rifle worked out a lot better than I expected.

Take what you want from this report, it’s just raw data.

For my Marine brethren, Crayons and Bourbon is in the corner.
For the Trolls, White Claws and lotion is in the other, do what you want, just don’t look us in the eye.

S/F
Elvis

Donald Trump has warned that the United States could seize back the Panama Canal unless the country agrees to lower its costs and counter Chinese influence.
In a post on Truth Social, the incoming president urged the Panamanian government to start taking care of the canal or face the consequences.
He wrote:

The United States has a vested interest in the secure, efficient, and reliable operation of the Panama Canal, and that was always understood. We would and will NEVER let it fall into the wrong hands! It was not given for the benefit of others, but merely as a token of cooperation with us and Panama.
If the principles, both moral and legal, of this magnanimous gesture of giving are not followed, then we will demand that the Panama Canal be returned to us, in full, and without question. To the Officials of Panama, please be guided accordingly!

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Trump later followed up with another post explaining its role preserving America’s economic and national security:

The Panama Canal is considered a VITAL National Asset for the United States, due to its critical role to America’s Economy and National Security. A secure Panama Canal is crucial for U.S. Commerce, and rapid deployment of the Navy, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and drastically cuts shipping times to U.S. ports.
The United States is the Number One user of the Canal, with over 70 percent of all transits heading to, or from, U.S. ports. Considered one of the Wonders of the Modern World, the Panama Canal opened for business 110 years ago, and was built at HUGE cost to the United States in lives and treasure – 38,000 American men died from infected mosquitos in the jungles during construction.
Teddy Roosevelt was President of the United States at the time of its building, and understood the strength of Naval Power and Trade. When President Jimmy Carter foolishly gave it away, for One Dollar, during his term in Office, it was solely for Panama to manage, not China, or anyone else.
It was likewise not given for Panama to charge the United States, its Navy, and corporations, doing business within our Country, exorbitant prices and rates of passage. Our Navy and Commerce have been treated in a very unfair and injudicious way.
The fees being charged by Panama are ridiculous, especially knowing the extraordinary generosity that has been bestowed to Panama by the U.S. This complete “rip-off” of our Country will immediately stop….

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Panamanian officials have yet to respond to Trump’s warning, although it will be taken extremely seriously given the outsized role in plays in the country’s economy.
During his first term in office, Trump met with former Panamanian President Juan Carlos Varela where he mentioned America’s involvement in the canal’s construction.
“The Panama Canal is doing quite well,” Trump remarked during the meeting. “I think we did a good job building it, right?”
“Yeah. One hundred years ago,” said Valera, to which Trump responded: “We did a very good job.”

Redding dies for sale. Bushings not included unless specified. Dies are pictured in the following order:

• 223 Redding Competition bushing neck die: $100 shipped
• 22-250 Redding Competition bushing neck die: $100 shipped
• 26 Nosler Redding Competition seater die: $100 shipped
• 26 Nosler Redding Competition bushing neck die - includes .293 ti nitride bushing: $120 shipped
• 270 WSM Redding Competition bushing neck die: $100 shipped
• 338 Lapua Redding Competition bushing neck die - includes .365 ti nitride bushing: $160 shipped

Prices include shipping via USPS. PayPal F&F or Venmo accepted. Can send more pics upon request.

Engineer by birth, repairman by trade, amateur hunter, and refuse to let my home be overrun by dipshit imports that left their shithole to infest my home with what made their previous residence dogshit.

Howdy!
Did you compare the glass clarity in Nightforce Competition 15-55x52 with other NF optics like ATACR or NX8 ???
I'm looking for NF competition scope and wanna know how's the glass...
Thanks.
/Tom

Gee I guess if it was actually housing migrants it would have been totes worth it

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6.5 Creedmoor
Built by Hunts Long Range in Summersville MO
proof sendero 8 twist 24” 5/8x24
Defiance tenacity Left Hand with Nitride
KRG Bravo with aluminum forearm
Triggertech Diamond trigger
200 rounds on barrel all factory ammo fired
2500 shipped to FFL

Safe queen, probably less than 100 rounds on it. All wear is pictured. Wear on battery cap from being layed down at the range and bottom of mount. Glass is mint. Only selling cause I picked up a 2.5-20 on here. I do not have the box, they take up too much space but literally everything else with it. 1,700 ppff.

For sale is brand new 6GT brass. I have 500 pcs of new unfired brass. Price is $75 per hundred. Shipping will be 15$. All brass is new hornady GAP brass. Any questions please ask. You are more than welcome to message me or pm me and if you want to call and talk just send a message and ask for my number to go over any questions.

Just purchased my first custom build from Alamo Precision in 300prc. Planning for atacr 7-35 or vortex gen 3 6-36 glass but any recommendations for one piece mounts? Really don’t want to skimp on this setup. Any advice would be welcome. Currently eyeing the Hawkins one piece 20moa

Hi all

I just joined this forum to explore this knowledgeable forum & to enhance my skills & expertise.

Regards

RIP

Used, but not abused Vortex Fury HD 5000. All in working order. A couple small dings on the ring around the left eye piece as shown in pics, but glass does not appear to have any damage. No scratches on any of the glass. Has objective lens covers, but can’t find the eye piece covers. Also includes an Outdoorsman’s stud. $500 shipped.

I am planning on purchasing a JP LRP-07/LRI-20 set for a new build. I know that the barrel sits off-center from the hand-guard (ID of 1.75), but cannot for the life of me find how much that offset is. I want to make sure the gas block I select will fit under the hand guard. I emailed JP asking this question and they just mention that all of their gas blocks fit under their hand guard. Their gas block lineup seems to range from .77”-.81” HOB. But some other gas blocks like the SLR 8 have a HOB of ~.91, so I am wondering how close that comes to interfering with the hand guard.

Can anyone with an LRI-20 upper answer this question or even measure the offset for me? Thanks!