Hey all, glad to be here. Longtime lurker/stealer of technical info. Former member of another forum until it took a hard left turn.

About me, I love shooting and TRY to get out to the range at least once every other week, but with 2 kids in sports it gets to be a difficult task. I take least one firearms related class a year to try and keep my skills sharp.

Other than that, I’m just a boring dude from Wisconsin that is a Christian, father to two girls, and a husband.

700 short action a5
Edge fill and carbon shell.
Weighs 3#
Mtu barrel channel
M5 inlet
New never used

575shipped

****SOLD PENDING FUNDS to the first reply****

I have a lightly used Schmidt Bender PM II 5-20x50 LP LT MTC/CT DT H59 FFP 1cm CCW Black (673-911-692-F1-E8) with a Spuhr mount for sale. It's in almost-new condition, as seen in the pictures below. The original box is included, but the box is not in the best shape as it was stored in my garage and not with my firearms in a climate-controlled environment.

I am asking for $2000.00 OBO - Zelle, CashApp, or PayPal F&F. Face-to-face meetings in the Ft Benning, GA area also work. This will need to ship UPS 2nd day insured, which I'll cover.

Matech rear sight $45
S&B 56mm sunshade NIB SOLD
TPS steel alloy 34mm Low rings $80
KAC RAS NIB with extra grip panels $300
KAC RAS used will come with no grip and 4 panels $220

For sale is a used, but excellent condition Bergara ST1 .30cal Self-Timing Muzzle Brake. Comes with original packaging and includes wrench and level for installation. Retail price is $179.99.

Asking $75 OBO shipped to the lower 48. I accept f&f PayPal and Venmo payments as well as Zelle.

When I picked up a Shilen ar15 barrel that was chambered in a 17 Remington, I was disappointed to find there was no brass that was reasonably priced.

Paying $1.10 per case was not what I wanted to do… if his Lapua or Atlas brass or Peterson brass in 17rem then I would pay.. but not for Nosler brass… that is essentially 204 Ruger necked down…

I started by converting 556 or 223 range brass into 17 Remington. It worked .. and as I perfected, it worked quite well and I could if I quickly and anealed between running the brass through the 17 Remington die could stretch the neck out almost to the regular length… but thinning the neck too much? I don’t think it was something that was good to do… the flipside I was turning the neck when they were short…

worrying about developing carbon.. and the fact that 204 Ruger brass actually became available once again and quite reasonable…

I had picked up a 204 Ruger shilen barrel for the ar15… ran out for a bit because I got tired of messing around with brass for the 17 Remington…

I decided on a whim to throw the 204 Ruger brass into the 17 Remington die to see what happens…

New brass didn’t work well not sure if it was too soft down the body, but after the brass was fired, it seemed to work better and didn’t crush… and didn’t develop the dimples around the neck or creases, depending on how bad it was this made some of them unusable because it extended too far up into the neck..

I had initially annealed the new cases prior to loading/firing… quite possibly the newer cases were too hard and crushed, and the other ones that were annealed, although fired, were still soft and allowed the brass to move inward without buckling.

Finally figured it out I used fired 204 Ruger brass once I got the neck down to 17 Remington and before pushing the shoulder back, I anealed the angled part of the case and the neck… I have a induction a dealer self-made so it can be real quick..

So when I do the final, push the shove the shoulder back no more dimples I’m ecstatic!!

The cases look great

I was going do a progression picture from when I first tried it to what they’re doing now, but I did not do it… behind the nice cases.. are the first few ones of the bad ones

After I get more done, I’ll set up my trim and trim them all at once… as right now they’re a bit too long and hit the lands

Unfortunately, my borescope does not go down a 17 caliber. You have to buy that really expensive one forgot the name of it.

Gents,
I need to make room for a PVS-27 that Jay is building up for me. I bought this one off of Tacswap about 8 months back and it is a gem. I get just over 3/4 MOA shift low, and for me it is dead nuts to 300 yards on my MK12H. I suck at Gas gun shooting so I suspect that it may be better than that. Tube looks great zero issues with it. Comes with scope shade and a case. To your door for $4200. I would be willing to take a partial trade for a Sphur QDP-4006.
PM any questions. Please do not post in this thread that you are taking it until we have communicated via PM. Just trying to keep the thieves at bay.
Thanks for looking,
ST42

He got a vote of no confidence and essentially his government has fallen.

Haven't modified a Savage bolt before- I've got .029 gap between the baffle and rear of the bolt.
Can I mill all that off the back of the bolt body (and the big ass bolt) without it fucking with the closing ramp, or do I need to leave maybe ten thou clearance?

I know the original scope issued with the M40 was a Redfield 3-9 power Accu-range scope with the "Tombstone" range estimator. My question is this: Was it a "Wide-field" scope or standard "Round" scope? I've seen pictures of so-called "Exact" replicas... Some are wide and some aren't. Which is correct? Or are both correct?

Used set of Badger 34mm steel rings, medium height

Asking $99 shipped

Nightforce ATACR: 4-20x50 F1 w/ Mil-XT Reticle (“C644”)

• Scope is like new (8.5/10).
• Was mounted in a Badger COMM and saw 300+- rounds on 308.
• Faint ring marks but otherwise cosmetically excellent.
• Glass, Digillum and tracking all excellent.
• Includes Tenebraex covers, Sunshade, Power Throw Lever, Windage Beauty Ring. (Does not include multitool)
• $2300 Shipped (Check, MO or some e-payment)

• 

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Like new, Kahles 328i DLR with LSW and the SKMR4 reticle, mounted in a 36mm Gray Ops Mount but never fired. Not a mark anywhere. Comes with box and everything from the factory.

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During our Sig Sauer Year End Sale one of the most popular optics has been their Zulu6 Image Stabilized Binoculars. With this in mind we figured giving a few away would be a great idea, so that's what we're doing
We have 3 of the Sig Sauer ZULU6 HDX 12x42mm OIS Image Stabilized Binocular - FDE for you.

SIG SAUER ELECTRO-OPTICS’ ZULU6 HDX binoculars create a groundbreaking new paradigm in hand-held glassing solutions, utilizing SIG SAUER’S proprietary OIS™ Optical Image Stabilization technology and HDX lenses that deliver a full-resolution image without a tripod.

OIS Scan Mode delivers the perfect solution for general observation, whether you’re gridding hillsides or trying to locate a specific target. The all-new OIS Target Mode increases stability up to 50% more, allowing the user to stay locked on target with ease.

Updated with SIG SAUER’S HDX glass lenses, the ZULU6 HDX produces enhanced light transmission, resolution, and definition for unparalleled optical clarity. Available in 10x, 12x, 16x, and 20x magnification, the ZULU6 HDX offers a full range of prescriptions to match a variety of environments and applications, while the IPX-7 waterproof rating keeps your optic protected from the elements.

Experience a new era of glassing systems with the ZULU6 HDX binoculars from SIG SAUER.

ZULU6 HDX FEATURES
Image Stabilization electronically cancels out shaking and vibration
Featuring HDX-Glass to enhance light transmission, resolution, and definition afield
User selectable modes; Scan Mode & Target Mode. Target mode increases image stabilization by up to 50%
IPX7 waterproof and fog-proof rating
Now with two modes of optical image stabilization that enhances the users ability to find wild game & targets while glassing off hand. The Optical Image Stabilization in both modes electronically cancels out shaking and vibration.

Featuring HDX-Glass to enhance light transmission, resolution, and definition afield.

Selectable modes: Scan Mode is designed specifically for scanning and gridding terrain. Target Mode is designed specifically for locking in on wild game & targets, Target mode increases stability up to 50% allowing you to successfully identify targets.

Magnification Factor 12x
Objective Size 42.0 mm
Eye Relief 17.0mm
Close Focus 4.0m
Angular Field of View 3.8°
Coating SpectraCoat
Weather Protection Waterproof

We will give these binoculars to 3 lucky winners. Tell your friends to enter.

This months winners of the Athlon Argos G2 10x42 UHD Binocular are:
Scott K of 24HourCampfire
Shawn S. from FaceBook
Marshall B. of MonsterMuleys
Patrick R. of LongRangeHunt
David E. of SnipersHide
Jim W. of Airgun Nation
Todd P. of RokSlide
Francisco S. of RimFireCentral

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It is our pleasure to bring these drawings to you each month to show our appreciation for all the support that we receive. Just our way of saying thank you.

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I"m looking for the pros and cons of this rifle.. What's your thoughts? Thanks. Mike

Hey ,

I have a Thompson performance center LRR in 6.5 creedmoor with about 450 rounds though it. I am having some issues with my trigger. 85% of the time it fires just as it should, but the rest of the time its like the trigger safety is hanging up and causing the trigger to get stuck. I have to really pull on the trigger to get it to fire. I have adjusted the trigger both ways trying to see if it will help the issue but so far nothing has helped. Need less to say when this happens it ends up being a pulled shot.

Has anyone else had this issue. I have called Thompson they said I could send it in to then but could be 8-12 weeks to get it back. Is there a way to remove the trigger safety.

Does anyone know of an aftermarket trigger that will work for this rifle.

Thanks in advance

Nightforce 34mm 1.125" Rings, $125 Shipped

I have a new Impact NBK short action right hand Mag bolt with a TS Custom Benchmark Carbon 6.5PRC 26” 1:8 twist 5/8-24 threads cerakoted black that has 26 rounds down it. It was sighted in on a different action, went hunting, came back and got a shorter barrel put on.

Action is $1470
Barrels is $1300 new

Package deal $2500 shipped to your ffl.

Up for sale SKMR3 LW

1. Accuracy 1st Cant Level
2. Outdoor legacy throw lever
3. Aadland Engineering flip up caps
4. Sunshade
5. Seekins Precision med. rings
6. $ 1900.00
7. Buyer decides on shipping /Must include signature required

Atlas bipod with Area 419 arca clamp and tightening wrench.
$250 shipped PayPal f/f

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This is my first true low backpressure can, and I have to say that I’m very impressed. Backpressure is non-existent, sound is great, and it’s in another league compared to other lower backpressure cans that I have, like the Recce 5K and Anechoic.

Which if any do you have, and what do you think?

Pre 2013 with 20" barrel. Comes with Dead Air key-mo muzzle brake, rail, factory muzzle brake and (1) magazine. Scope is not included. Great, accurate rifle. I am selling to fund other builds. $2,400 shipped to your FFL. Trades I may be interested in are Nightforce MOA NX8 or ATACR, SIG MCX Spear LT 11.5, Daniel Defense DELTA 5 Pro

I have for sale 2 50ct boxes of Nosler 308 win brass and 2 100ct of Nosler 308 175gr RDF bullets. This is all new. I’m willing to separate the brass and the bullets but not individually.

Asking $200 shipped for the package. OR $100 for the bullets and $130 for the brass. I’ll ship USPS Priority.

Venmo or Zelle for payment