Seeking anyone with experience on the 6 arc wilson barrels, intermediate gas. Mine shoots ok, but not as good as I'd like, around 2-2.5 MOA. Thanks

My buddy and I are hosting a new shooting competition in Roswell, NM. Check out our webpage www.thegalacticshootout.com if you're interested. It has all of the details you'd need to know. Feel free to comment on here, pm me, or email us at [email protected] if you do have any questions. We have some great sponsors already and some pretty cool prizes for top shooters including FREE suppressors, free tax stamps, gift cards, certificates, and extras! This is a series of events leading to a finale with a grand prize full custom 7 PRC hunting/competition rifle!

Short action, had my Zeus mounted. One range session

Chassis
NV bridge
2 normal bridges
Buttock weight
Black dampeners
Single piece interior weight
Brass external weights painted black

Asking 1800 shipped. I may be way off so please let me know.

Signing up for my first PRS match. Is Vortex Fury HD 5000 suitable as spotter for PRS match out to 1000? Thanks!

Billet aluminum loading blocks SOLD!

Two (2) for magnum bolt face size cartridge; one anodized blue, one anodized red

Part of the fun for me is shooting different stocks/chassis; arguably it's the part of the system we get the most intimate with. I own a legacy AICS 2.0, a McMillan A5, and an ACC premier Gen 1 and I like them all. I've got my eyes on the Matterhorn, it looks comfortable and nice to shoot.

I don't shoot comps, I really just shoot in prone or from a tripod for fun. Anybody have experience with this chassis and how do you like it? Anything about using it annoy you?

Looking for some alpha 22 creedmoor srp brass. Pm me with what you have thanks.

Hi guys, I'm looking for some opinions on this firing pin. Without going into too much detail I just want to know if you think that the obvious asymmetry (zoom in) is something that could cause issues with light strikes. I feel like it's dragging and binding on the bolt body. I'm getting way too many clicks and with 3 different primers.

Knights Armament SR15 Mod 1 Carbine - 14.5” Urx 3.1 SF3P

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Low round count, safe queen- factory built. KAC mod 1 carbine upper receiver. 14.5” barrel. Urx 3.1. Older phosphate bolt. D. Wilson pin and weld Sure fire 3 prong.

This is pretty looking, soft shooting 14.5 kac mod 1.

$2050 obo shipped insured. Trades +- cash - atacr 1-8 fc dmx, 4-20x, 5-25x or 7-35x mil xt ot T3. Anything sr25 or sr15 considered.

Thanks for looking.

The 3 in bags are take-off from rifles, the Competition is new in box.
I'm not sure exactly what model the ones in the bags are, they're from 2015-16 and the names have changed. They're single stage with a more rolling break, not a sharp break, and a black shoe.

Ones in bags: $125/ea
Hipertouch Competition: -$200- SOLD

Prices are OBO, shipped
Payment via Zelle, Cashapp, or USPS MO.
PM me any questions!

Just a random question. I got a Wilson combat barrel and came with a headspaced bolt but no firing pin but I have a spare Toolcraft BCG and was going to swap out the bolts to match the WC barrel. The Toolcraft has a smaller diameter firing pin hole but from the eye the WC bolt appears bigger like a standard firing pin will work. When I measure the diameter of the bolt holes they are about the same so it’s throwing me off if the WC bolt needs a smaller diameter pin but maybe I’m measuring it wrong. Seeing what you all thought if I needed to ordered a standard firing pin (I don’t have one on me) or will the smaller firing pin work for both? Sorry prob a dumb question.

selling a Geissele flat ssp trigger. Only been installed and dry fired no live rounds fired with this trigger. Asking $120 shipped. Venmo only please.

I have for sale a lightly used Primary Arms SLX (I think) 4-14x44 with R-Grid 2B illuminated FFP mil tree reticle and 30MM tube. Not a mark on it. Comes with box, papers and bikini cover.

$250 shipped OBO

DM with questions, offers etc. I will NOT message you first!

Thanks for looking
Chris

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Selling 665 berger 109 lrht, 500 the same lot in 100ct boxes.

Looking for $320 shipped. Payment via paypal f&f

Sold!

Up for sale are 2 Spuhr QDP-6002 36mm 0 MOA/1.5” Both are in like new condition. Had ZCOs mounted in them so screw holes have a little residual blue loctite in them but that’s about it. One has black levers the other has the silvery tanodized levers.

$400/each OBO shipped

Or $750 for both shipped.

Looking to dip my toes into the bolt gun world after spending all of my time in the AR world. Looking for viable options under $3k that can either be built or turnkeyed from a reputable company.

So far I’ve got the list of turnkey rifles at:
- MPA Matrix Pro PMR
- Aero Solus Competition
- Seekins Havak HIT Pro M3
- Tikka T3X Ace Target

All would be in 6.5 Creedmoor as I’ve got 2 AR10’s already chambered in that round, and good factory ammo is readily available.

I’m currently leaning towards the Seekins because of the quick change barrel option, but I’ve heard there are issues with the HIT taking pre-fits if I ever wanted to change calibers or upgrade barrels.

Are there other options I should be considering? Is it worth looking to assemble a rifle with a $3k budget?

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 a Leupold MK5 HD 7-35 scope w/CCH mils reticle, that I am wanting to trade for another 7-35x mk5 in MOA. It’s only about 11 months old, I picked it up because I got a good deal on it, but it’s the only scope I run that isn’t in MOA, and I’d like to just keep everything consistent. Does NOT include scope mount. I will throw in the scope chap and some dry erase turret tape.

For the sake of putting a price on it, let’s say scope and mount for $2200 shipped.

I think there was a group of us that was super stoked that the 7 PRC would be a adaptation of the 6.5 PRC, at least, I was.

Now that we know that it's not, we can start making one ourselves. I've talked to PVA and they have a reamer ready to go. Brass is easy to find and good quality. F-class guys are pushing 180 hybrids 2900-2925. I'd imagine that's using a long action though. Based on looks alone I don't think it'd be giving much if anything up to the 7 RSAUM or sherman's (SS & SST).

It seems that using a short action will always be compromising when looking at a magnum. I'm hoping this fits my needs until I build a dedicated ELR rig. I've been bouncing a lot of ideas around but I think this is where I'm landing.

What do you guys think?

Has anyone here been running one?

224 Valkyrie / 6.5 Creedmoor / 7-6.5 PRC

7-6.5/w 180 hybrid, 162 eldx, 151 cayuga, 180 hybrid. All set at mag length.

Saw this on Ebay

I just had an old timer drop a gun off with me to help him get rid of it, its a 700 built by Iron Brigade Armory. He said he had it built and only shot about a box of ammo through it then let it sit in the safe, the thing is essentially new. Digging around on here and across the internet I'm having a hard time coming up with a real world value for this. I'm hoping someone on here knows more about Iron Brigade builds and their values than me.

1. 13.7 P/W AR308 6.5 creedmoor built by Perry precision 1250 shipped.
   1. Grey ghost upper/lower
   2. Geissele trigger
   3. Ballistic advantage 13.7 stainless 6.5 cred barrel
   4. Pinned nox Keymo FH
   5. SLR rail
   6. SLR gasblock
   7. Magpul stock
2. RRS BH40-SCR head w/R-lock adapter 300 shipped
3. Leupold mk5HD PR2 3.6-18. $1500 NO MOUNT shipped and insured
4. Mk4HD scope only 6-24 PR2. Has slight scuffs on housing, functions perfect. 900 shipped and insured
5. MK4HD PR3 mil 6-24 mounted and used a total of 50 rounds. SOLD.
6. Vortex impact 4k wmlrf never actually used. 1250 shipped with remote and remote mounts, no box
7. Left hand MG2 stock with 8 weights, and rlock foundation rail. 725 shipped. SOLD.

If you have questions DM me.

No real trades, other than the rifle for a Kahles 624i newest gen with the SMKR reticle.

New Shooting Venue open DM for info As much distance as you need, lodging as well.

Practical Application of Night Vision for Domestic
Law Enforcement & Homeland Security


By
Chip Lasky, TNVC Director of Operations & Product Development
And
John Chapman, Director of Training, LMS Defense


The purpose of this informational paper is to provide the reader with the strengths and weaknesses of the most commonly available night vision systems when applied to the US domestic law enforcement and homeland security mission. On August 17 and 18, 2010, Chip Lasky and John Chapman conducted a series of tests with the mandate to gather realistic data in order to 1) determine the effectiveness of commonly available night vision when utilized in real world circumstances; and 2) utilize this data to determine a minimum level of capability appropriate for domestic law enforcement and homeland security missions. The reason for this undertaking is to provide the law enforcement professional a basis for understanding the capabilities and limitations of various image intensifiers on the market. This informational paper is intended to dispel the confusion surrounding the appropriateness of various devices and their associated image intensifier tubes. This article is not meant to address the technical merits or deficiencies in these devices so much as to provide a realistic portrayal of their capabilities in side-by-side comparison.

To accomplish these goals, we developed a realistic set of scenarios based on real world circumstances likely to be encountered by the user community. We then utilized the five most common night vision devices covering the three most common image intensifier generations available to the domestic user community to observe these scenarios from the responder’s perspective. Each device was tested in each scenario to gather data in three modes: 1) Passive observation using only the available environment’s ambient light; 2) passive observation using each unit’s internal infrared (IR) Illuminator; and 3) Passive observation using a secondary IR Illuminator (Surefire M1 IR Illuminator). A professional photographer then captured photos through each device in each mode, using the same shutter speed and other camera settings. These camera settings were determined by setting up the camera in the mode and shutter speed most favorable to the device with the tube that gathered the least amount of light (the ATN Viper Gen1+).

The need to rapidly and accurately identify threats such as a weapon in a suspect’s hand is overwhelmingly obvious for those going into harm’s way. This was a requisite in developing the scenarios for this article. The idea is to best describe, through photo documentation, the ability to detect and identify threats in accordance with domestic laws of Use of Force. We chose several different locales in which law enforcement personnel are likely to encounter a suspect while using night vision.

Photo documentation was collected with a Nikon D700 Digital SLR Camera. Images are shown as-is with no alteration or retouching. Raw data files are available for peer review.

The five devices tested were:


1.ITT PVS-14 Night Enforcer Gen3 PINNACLE Auto-Gated Image Intensifier (ITTE-NEPVS-14-17)
•Gen3 U.S. ITT PINNACLE
•Resolution: 64-72 lp/mm Typical
•Thin-Film
•Auto-Gated
•Adjustable/ Variable Gain
•1x +0.03 Magnification
•40º + 2º Field of View (FOV)
•F/1.2 Objective Lens
•EFL 26mm Ocular Lens
•Diopter +4 to -6
•10″ to Infinity Focus


2.Litton (L3) PVS-14 Gen3 Auto-Gated Image Intensifier
•Gen3 U.S. Litton Auto-Gated
•Resolution: 64 lp/mm Typical
•Thin-Film
•Auto-Gated
•Adjustable/ Variable Gain
•1x Magnification
•40º Field of View (FOV)
•F/1.2 Objective Lens
•EFL 26mm Ocular Lens
•Diopter +2 to -6
•10″ to Infinity Focus


3.GT-14 Gen2 Super High Performance (SHP) Image Intensifier
•Gen2 Super High Performance (SHP)
•Resolution: 51-64 lp/mm Typical
•Non-Filmed
•Non-Gated
•Automatic Brightness Control
•1x Magnification
•40º Field of View (FOV)
•F/1.2 Objective Lens
•EFL 23mm Ocular Lens
•Diopter +5 to -4
•10″ to Infinity Focus


4.D-300 Gen2 MILSPEC Image Intensifier
•Gen2+
•Resolution: 28-38 lp/mm Typical
•Non-Filmed
•Non-Gated
•Automatic Brightness Control
•1x Magnification
•40º Field of View (FOV)
•F/1.2 Objective Lens
•EFL 25mm Ocular Lens
•Diopter +2 to -4
•10″ to Infinity Focus



5.ATN Viper Gen1 Image Intensifier (NVG0VIPR10)
•Gen1+
•Resolution: 40 lp/mm Typical
•Non-Film
•Non-Gated
•Automatic Brightness Control
•1x Magnification
•20º Field of View (FOV)
•F/1.4 Objective Lens
•EFL 35mm Ocular Lens
•Diopter +5 to -5
•1 m to Infinity Focus

These devices were selected because they can display the various generations and levels within generations of image intensifier technology. The units are all monocular-type and can be hand-held or head-mounted for a hands free capability. Emphasis was placed on individually-operated devices used in a “search and observe” capacity.