Hi all, up for sale is my bag rider I have designed to work with both magpul str and acs stocks, they are available in two lengths 2.75” and 3.75” they are made with 100% fill pla+ and have been used in multiple matches with great success. They are available in green and black currently. Asking $25shipped for either size thanks

Selling a USMC issued premier heritage 3-15 8541A scope. Has gen 2 mil dot reticle and single turn 22 mil elevation turret.

$3750

Venmo, PayPal or Apple Pay

Mount not included

Selling the last of my 7.62x39 since I sold the rifle I had this for. All bought new within the last 2 years and kept in ammo boxes with desiccants. Not wanting to split.

$125 shipped for all of it

Hornady black - 56 rounds
Federal FMJ - 20 rounds
DT 125gr - 20 rounds
DT 123gr - 29 rounds

Defiance just released a CRF three position safety version of the Deviant. https://defiancemachine.com/actions/deviant/deviant-crf-controlled-round-feed/

It's going to be a tough sell at 3K USD

Dillon casefeeder plate small pistol
I don’t think it’s ever been used
$37.50 shipped

What be the easiest chassis for to install a Rem 700 clone barreled short action into? Don't want to have to take it to a gunsmith if possible. Thanks for your help.

Have spare barrels? don’t leave your threads exposed to damage, these thread caps are a great way to protect your expensive barrels when not in use, $5 each plus shipping
Sizes:
1-1/16x16: compatible with Rem700 pattern barrels including, Defiance, Lone peak, Curtis etc,
1-1/16x20: savage small shank, bighorn orgin.
1-1/16x18: bat machine
1x16: Tikka
1-1/8x16
M27x2 Ai small shank
5/8x24
1/2x28
m30x2 Ai large shank

Up for sale is 3, 308 aics magazines.

10rd - $50
12rd - $60
10rd plastic $30

PM if interested
No trades and will not ship to any rural area.

Origin short action with magnum and standard bolt heads, hlr and standard lugs, 7SS 23 inch proof barrel with about 150 rounds on it, comes with 100 pcs of brass and forester dies.. 50+ are loaded, mild no pressure 4831 @2890 (I will test more if I get a chance as that is from previous owners load). 6cm steel barrel I believe has 1750 rounds..

$1800 for all. Pics tomorrow

Wasn’t satisfied with the factory knob on the grnd pod so I made my own! Features a 1” knurled knob that sticks out further from the body of the bipod vs factory. $15 shipped for the knobs. Please let me know what you guys think thanks!

I have an Accuracy Solutions micarta Mako chassis I won’t be using. Right handed and fits all 700 clones so long as they’re short action. (Yes, rh or lh). It’s the repeater that comes with Accuracy Solution’s bottom metal setup. $1325 shipped fully insured and I’d be happy to PM any pictures you might want to prove ownership. Thank you.

Brand new, fixed (not folding) in FDE. I just got rid of my last Tikka T3 barreled action so only the stock remains. It’s the Gen6 and comes with both sets of grips sizes. $900 shipped insured.

The Thumb Rest V1 is the perfect tool for you to maintain control of your rifle and increase stability with your support hand. $25 shipped
Features:
Standard model is 1/2" wide
XL Model is 1" wide and mlok compatible
Mlok compatible, hardware included
Spuhr interface compatible hardware included
Keymod hardware included
3d printed with nylon carbon fiber for extra durability
can be used on either left or right hand sides
aggressive texture provides a positive slip free grip
can be flipped if a flat rest is preferred
weighs just 0.26 ounces
Made in the USA

The Bolt Knob is lightweight, durable and affordable. perfect for shedding weight on an NRL hunter rifle. Made from a durable nylon cf material that is fully supported by a steel bolt for superior durability.
1/4-28 threads: lonepeak, zermatt,
5/16-24 threads: defiance
terminus/curtis
M6x1: Bergara, CZ, Ai
Knurled .5oz
Cone .9oz
Ball .7oz
do not torque more than 25inch pounds
$25 shipped

As title states i am looking for take off parts for M40A3 or A5 rifles. This includes,

A3 or A5 stocks
Badger scope rings,
DD Ross scope bases
Badger Angle Cosine Indicators
Schneider Barrel
Harris Bipod
TIS quick cuff sling FDE
B630 marked Simrad Cap
B634 Marked Simrad Cap

If any parts are painted that is fine also.

Selling my Vudoo priest 2011 with SRO 2.5 with 2 mbx mags. Also has an atlas tool less guide rod with 8lb recoil spring and a phoneix trinity slide stop thumb rest. All stock parts included

Asking $3500.00 or best offer no trades please

UTG RECON FLEX® Bipod, 5.7″ -8.0″ Center Height, M-LOK​

$50 shipped

No trades and will not ship to rural area
Pm if interested

Hello, I recently purchased my first "match grade" barrel to get more involved in long range shooting/hunting and I am having trouble understanding what is going on here.

I read a lot of people say they dont clean their barrels for 400+ rounds before accuracy drops off, and cleaning too frequently will wear out the barrel. Other reputable sources say clean every 30-40 rounds.

After i clean this barrel, i fire a few fouler shots. Rounds #3-30 shoot exceptionally well (sub 1/2moa 5-shots). Rounds #30-40 start creeping up velocity, and by round #40 i have gained 80fps and start getting pressure signs, the groups open up significantly

Should I consider the possibility that this barrel does not settle in with enough fouling until 40rds, try a lighter charge to get back to my velocity node, and then hopefully the velocity remains stable for hundreds of rounds before cleaning?

Or should i accept that this barrel requires cleaning every 40 rounds, and continue on. Thanks in advance!

24" OMR barrel ~160rds through it
6.5 prc
143gr ELDX 58.3gr H1000 .035 off lands

I have about 1135 bib custom bthp bullets and 500 Berger bthp bullets. The Berger’s and the bib bullets shot the exact same with the same load in my .204 ruger. Pretty much identical bullets. $500 for all of them

190ct. .204 ruger nosler brass new!
$130 shipped

Helped a local PD identify a old pos gun and later in the day a LT stopped by and gave one of his coins to me. Been hooked since. Never bought one, traded or helped someone and asked for one.

My inner child wants the Fostech Raptor. While the adult side of me likes the Colt patrol rifle. And the prior service side of me wants a BCM rifle. I dont think Ive seen a BCM rifle in stock...ever.

Theres a Sea of great AR's out there. If you could only pick one AR rifle for home defense which one would you get?

This is a very overdue AAR for the Mammoth Sniper Challenge II that took place at Fort Chaffee in April of 2024. It's very late because life got very busy, but you get what you pay for. I'm posting here to encourage others to get out and shoot cool matches, and to try to provide some useful tips for the first timers.

Going in somewhat blind is a major part of what makes Mammoth special, so I will be intentionally vague about certain things like stage design.

Just so you know what my perspective is, I have a background in USPSA and 3-gun, but I'm pretty inexperienced when it comes to precision shooting. I shot my first ever PRS match in preparation for Mammoth, which highlighted how totally different the two are. I shot Mammoth twice before this, but 6 and 7 years ago respectively so the match had evolved a bit since then. My teammate and I have finished in the top 10 all three times that we've done it.

We'll start off with gear. There are plenty of good gear lists out there so I won't be exhaustive, but more hit on what I feel are the most important parts (besides wet wipes and socks).

Guns:

Primary shooter (me): 6mm Creedmoor
-Terminus Zeus
-Bartlein 22" barrel
-Manners LRH stock
-Nightforce ATACR 5-25, Mil-XT
-Norma 107gr BTHP
-Sidearm: Glock 19 with RMR and PMM comp, in a Safariland ALS. Federal Syntech PCC ammo

Secondary shooter used a PRS-style .223 bolt action. MDT ACC chassis, Razor gen III 6-36, and used 80gr handloads. This thing sucked to carry but was a dream to shoot.

This was my first time as primary shooter, in the past I had used a AR-10 in .308 and a .223 bolt gun as a secondary shooter. Upgrading to the 6mm was a welcome change, it performed great out to the 1150 yard maximum in the match. My rifle is kind of an awkward middle ground, in that it's too heavy to be proper hunting gun and too light to be a proper match gun. But it performed great for this match, carried well and shot even better. The Terminus action is fantastic and performed extremely well under some rough conditions. The ATACR 5-25 is my favorite scope I've ever owned, it's big and heavy but I will happily bear it for the performance. I wish this stock folded and came with a longer ARCA rail, but other than that it performed well. Pistol shooting is overlooked by some people at this match, but the pistol shots required are very challenging. Get comfortable with long shots on small targets, and practice your strong hand only/ weak hand only. IIRC all of the pistol shooting was Virginia count, so you gotta make every single one count. Lots of teams did great with their rifles but placed poorly due to dropping tons of pistol points.

Target detection and identification is a major part of this match, so good observation tools are just as important as a good rifle. You see a lot of the more professional teams (taxpayer-funded) using full-house spotting scope setups, with slaved LRFs and such. My team was a bit low budget for that, so for observation we ended up using:
-Sig Kilo10K RF binoculars (old gen)
-Sig Zulu 6 18x stabilized binos
-Vortex Razor HD 4000 LRF (as a backup)
I was skeptical of bringing the Zulu binos due to the aded weight, but they ended up being extremely useful for both target detection and spotting. There is always only one team member shooting at a time, so spotting for your teammate is pretty much mandatory. Targets are typically setup at the top of berms or in front of dense greenery so seeing any splash in the event of a miss is a rare luxury, and some targets are setup in difficult loophole type situations that are hard to see with just a riflescope. The stabilized Zulus gave us tripod-like stability and enough magnification to locate targets and see trace, but were much faster/ more flexible than a tripod/ spotting scope setup would have been. You're often forced to shoot from awkward and cramped positions, so being able to just raise a pair of binos was way faster than jockeying a tripod setup would have been. You can also just hand or toss the binos to each other when trading roles, which saved a good deal of time.
One thing that had changed a lot since I had last shot Mammoth was the difficulty of ranging targets. The match was sponsored by Vortex and heavily featured their new weapon mounted rangefinder, so this may have been done intentionally as part of that marketing campaign. Targets were often staged with foreground obstacles or through loopholes so that only a LRF with very narrow beam divergence would give you the correct range. For an example, think of a loopholed wall at 600m, and a target visible through the wall at 725m. Many LRFs would repeatedly return a range of 600m, since the beam divergence is bigger than the loophole. Trying to get a range through thick brush or grass in the foreground was also common. The Vortex LRF performs great under normal circumstances, but struggled with loopholes and with small targets. The Kilo10k sucks as binoculars, but is a fantastic rangefinder. The narrow beam divergence and fine reticle were great at picking out small and dull-colored targets, and did great at ignoring foreground distractions. The only gripe I have about the Kilo is that if it goes to sleep and you have to wake it back up/ turn it on during the stage, the startup is painfully slow. It is only like 3 seconds in reality, but when you're trying to get a range on the clock, it feels like you're staring at that damned Sig logo for ages waiting for it to boot up. We figured out to have the Kilo in your hand and be fingering the buttons to keep it awake when about to start a stage.

A rifle-mounted LRF would definitely be the cleanest way of doing things for a match like this, but for my team that just wasn't financially in the cards this year. It's worth noting that all of the teams who beat us this year all used Wilcox WMLRFs. I gotta get my hands on one of those...

Other important shooting gear:
-Armageddon gear Sticky pint-sized game changer with spexlite:
This bag can't compete with a genuine heavy bag if you're doing PRS or whatever, but it was perfect for this match. The grippy surfaces made it great for sloped metal props that would have been tough with a normal bag, and it was great as a rear bag for the rare times that I got to use a bipod. Also made a fantastic pillow at night, like better than my actual pillow at home.
-Leofoto SA-324C tripod w/ MA-30 head:
Yeah yeah I know, Chyna. But I needed a tripod on short notice for this match and RRS wasn't in stock (thank god). I've actually been very surprised by how nice this thing is, it's rock solid for the weight and has held up great. My partner has the actual RRS setup that this tripod is copying, and we used them interchangeably at the match. If you look closely you can see the difference in fit and finish, but on the clock you really couldn't notice a difference in functionality. A lot of guys forego tripods for Mammoth to save weight and bulk, but in my opinion they are worth the weight. I only actually used it as intended on two stages, as in actually locked my rifle into the ball head. But on those stages nothing else would have really sufficed, and the tripods were useful in some other unconventional ways. I used it as a rear support a couple of times which is rock steady. One stage involved shooting from the backseat of an army MRZR, with nothing to support the rifle and no room to setup a tripod. Most guys threw their ruck on the seat and tried to use that as a support, with mixed results. We ended up half-extending our tripods and laying them horizontally from seat back to seat back and using that as a rifle rest, which I think contributed greatly to us doing very well on that stage. Tripods were also useful for rigging up shade in exposed waiting areas during hot weather.
-Arbor arms nut ruck:
Lots of guys used chest rigs or mounted mag pouches to their ruck waistbelts, but I just threw on this nut ruck before each stage to hold my rifle mags and LRF. It wasn't the most high-speed solution, but worked very nicely and folded up small in the ruck when not being used.
-Safariland ALS holster:
Losing control of a gun is grounds for a DQ, so it's worth the weight and bulk to bring a good active-retention holster. Over the course of 3 Mammoths I've seen at least as many teams get sent home due to a pistol falling out of a holster, so it ain't no joke.

A note on food: a lot of guys try to save weight on food and this is a terrible idea. My first time shooting Mammoth I brought something like 2400 calories a day, and it wasn't nearly enough. This time I brought at least 4500 calories per day and I still lost 8lbs over the course of the match. Temps fluctuated between 45 and 85F so I brought plenty of electrolytes, (liquid IV, Dripdrop, Tailwind), but I wish I had brought more. Several teams had to drop out due to cramps and heat-related injuries, and it was not uncommon to see guys throwing up in the ditch after the rucks. I packed Peak Nutrition freeze-dried meals, they're my favorite brand due to flavor and man-sized portions. Each day also had its own little "extras" bag, with snack bars, electrolyte packets, instant coffee, energy gummies, etc.

Finally, and possibly most importantly, put a pair of foamy earplugs in your camp kit. The campsite can get a little loud at night.

I'd be happy to answer any questions, and shout out to anybody who was there. Mammoth attracts some of the best men in this whole country, I've never walked away from one without some badass new friends.

30moa a Sako quad 11mm dovetail to picitinny scope base.

Asking $80 shipped to lower 48
Prefer PayPal friends and family

I switched over to Bergers for the time being and never got the chance to load any of these. One lot # is 1000 of them and then there are (3) 100 packs that are another lot #. I would prefer to keep them together if possible but could separate if shipping is covered.

$800 shipped (puts them right around $0.60 each)

Would trade for the following:
- AXMC Lapua bolt
- 250gr 30 cal Atips
- 245gr 30 cal Berger EOL or Hybrids
- 230gr 30 cal SMKs
- Berger 6mm 105 or 109gr Hybrids

Looking for the 30mm picatinny accessory cap, 6 screw, Badger Ordnance part number 306-34. Looks like: