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Accessories WTT/WTB .22CM barrel

Looking to trade for or buy a cf 20-22" 22cm barrel for Zermatt origin or TL3.

I have. 20" 6.5cm proof carbon barrel for tl3 or origin with hunts recoil lug. Can also throw in a box of once fired lapua srp brass as well. Here's how the barrel shoots with 135gr bergers. Top hole was first shot then made an adjustment for 3 shot group. Avg 2807fps
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Results April 2025 Topstraps Rimfire Challenge

April shoot is in the books, was REALLY cold and blustery on Friday, started off cold and calm but as the day went on wind picked up. Saturday was a bit better but could still see your breath and Sunday got up to 60 and decent. Not a big turnout, not sure if cold conditions, a few other shoots going on or maybe some are just getting tired of the matches but those that came had a good time.

I added a few new targets for the bonus, mini little gongs going from 6" down to 1", I thought they looked like little frog heads so called it Frogger, you hit the first you jumped to next one, you missed you jumped back. You got 8 shots at 6 targets. If you got all 6 straight thru I gave you the last two points as a bonus. A few managed to do it straight thru.

Scores continue to go up a bit as more shooters are using better ammo, lots of Lapua SLR being used even though it's hard to snatch up. You sure can tell the difference watching thru the spotting scope and seeing the hits on the targets. Some still enjoy using upper middle range ammo and trying to beat the high end ammo scores. Chris and I shot peep sighted gun, I used an old Winchester 52D and He used a BSA Martini MK II, we both used SK Biathlon. He shot in mid day with bad lighting and I shot earlier with overcast skies so the targets stood out. Really fun using these old guns on 4moa targets from 25 yards out to 197 yards. He got 5 of the bonus and I only got 4. Cuda used $1.06/50 Aguilla and he actually didn't do bad but some places It prob had a 100fps spread it was off so far but he had fun, he showed them last year, using Lapua SLR and the same gun he won the match besting all the big guns. Makes ya wonder, it's all in the ammo.

Anyway, Randy Wise used his McGowen barreled Anschutz Pistol to eek out the win by reverse count. Seems that new barrel is gonna be a shooter. Kurt was on his way to besting Randy but at the end missed a Pizza piece and a 2" circle to let Randy earn the win. Was a nail biter watching both of them shoot. A couple other competitors also earned a place on the shoot shack ceilig by hitting the 197 yard rack 10" down to 1" in 10 shots with no misses. Good Job Dustin Kettlewell and Jeff Clark. Free entries for next month go to Randy Wise in A class, Dave Callipare in B class and Cuda Gatten in C class.

On to the Scores: All ties decided by reverse count. Max possible points 92 with all bonuses.

Score Class Name Gun Scope/Sights Ammo

1. 93 A Randy Wise Anschutz Exemplar Arken Lapua SLR
2. 93 A Kurt Yoder Sako Quad SWFA 20X Eley Match
3. 92 A Jeff Clark CZ Zeiss Lapua SLR
4. 92 A Bob Merillat Anschutz 1907 March Lapua LR
5. 91 A Bill Moran Anschutz 1710 Arken R-50
6. 89 B Dennis Kirkpatrick Win 52-D Peep Sights SK Bia.
7. 88 A Dan Steyaert Savage MK II Vortex Lapua SLR
8. 88 B Dave Callipare Vudoo NF SK Bia.
9. 88 B Chris Kirkpatrick BSA Martini MK II Peep Sights SK Bia.
10. 87 B Tim Humphrey Bergara NF SK LR
11. 86 A Dave Zander Bergara Kahles Lapua SLR
12. 85 A Tom White CZ 457 Arken Lapua LR
13. 85 A Matt Shatto Savage Arken Eley Match
14. 85 A Scott Hudson CZ 457 Vortex SE Eley Match
15. 84 A Dustin Kettlewell CZ 457 Burris Eley Rifle
16. 83 A Johnie Johnson Vudoo March Lapua LR
17. 83 B Darrell Smith Tika Arken SK LR
18. 82 A Scott Reed Vudoo Vortex Razor 10-X
19. 81 B Charles Faires CZ 457 Arken SK LR
20. 80 B Marty Kerr CZ 457 Arken SK Rifle
21. 79 B Chuck Wagner H&R 12 SWFA 20X Rem Eley
22. 79 B Kenneth Triplett CZ 457 Vortex Venum RWS Target
23. 79 A Jeff Wolfe CZ 457 Sightron Lapua Center X
24. 78 C Cuda Gatten Savage MK II Arken Aguila
25. 77 A Randy Gibson CZ 457 Arken Lapua LR
26. 70 C Dennis Hillberry Ruger 10/22 Arken CCI Std.

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Accessories Vertical AR Upper Hangers

I have had a few requests to print something to store extra AR uppers vertically. Prices are shipped TYD and I will provide tracking once shipped.

Two options for both an Ar15 and AR10. One is the low profile AR Hanger that provides just enough room to hang the upper. The High profile hanger will accommodate most bipods of the Harris style or smaller along with short front grips. The Ar10 type will work with DPMS style Ar10's. This will come with two undersized clevis pins that you will slide into the upper holes to lock them in place. They are easily removed when you want to remove it from the wall. Then just place the clevis pins into the two holes in the middle of the hanger. This mounts to the wall via 4 #8 Screws (not included).

Colors can be red or black, if you don't specify I will ship what I have on hand. Custom colors possible upon request.

Specify which model you would like please!


$35 TYD AR15 Upper Hanger Low Profile: Holds AR15 uppers close to the wall. Nothing can be mounted on the bottom of the handguard.
$40 TYD AR15 Upper Hanger High Profile: Holds the AR15 upper far enough from the wall to allow short handgrips and Harris size/style bipods to remain attached.
$35 TYD AR10 Upper Hanger Low Profile: Holds DPMS style AR10 uppers close to the wall. Nothing can be mounted on the bottom of the handguard.
$40 TYD AR10 Upper Hanger High Profile : Holds the DPMS style AR10 upper far enough from the wall to allow short handgrips and Harris size/style bipods to remain attached.

Items Other members have requested.

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Night Vision RH25v1 JV SBR WILCOX FTS

Rh25 v1 like new has SBR mount on it. full kit and box. 4 hours run time. , 4000.00 with a genuine wilcox skeet flip to side mount thats new also


Price breakdown
3400 rh25 literally like new.
100 jv sbr mount
500 fresh out of the bag wilcox FTS
4000 total shipped.


Would consider trade deals for a zco 5-27 or 4-20 10 mil 2 or 3 or tremmor 3 in fde with a mount

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Reloading Equipment WTS: Worlds Finest Trimmer Holder

Printed up a holder for my worlds finest trimmers. If anybody would be interested in one send me a PM. Holds 3 and one allen wrench. $25 TYD. It can be mounted to the wall or if you want you can remove the wall mount from the base via 3 screws and sit it on a shelf.

Other items people have requested:

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Accessories McMillan A3-5 Stock - Howa / Weatherby

McMillan A3-5 Stock – inletted for Howa 1500 or Weatherby Vanguard

Selling a McMillan A3-5 stock inletted for a Howa 1500 long action. I picked it up last year, and it has only been to the range twice, with approximately 40 rounds on it, basically brand new. Great stock for a large magnum.

I widened the barrel channel to accommodate a magnum contour with a 1" muzzle circumference.

Specs

  • Adjustable Cheek Piece
  • Bottom Metal Inlet: Atlasworxs DBM (Also fits stock Howa hinged floor plate)
  • Camo Pattern: Hard Edge Arid
  • Sniper Fill
  • Weight: 3lbs 12oz
  • Recoil Pad: Decelerator with spacer system for adjustable length of pull
  • Attachment Points:
    • 2 sling studs up front, 1 rear stud near the action screw
    • 2 QD flush cups mounted on the left side for sling attachment
$750 Shipped

Feel free to message me with any questions! I have more photo's but for some reason they wont upload. I'd be happy to send them in a private message if you're interested.

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Night Vision BNVD 1431 mk2 L3 2500 FOM

Bnvd 1431 mk2 with 2500 FOM L3 unfilmed 18UM tubes, very clean. 10160 w/ manual gain & carson milspec optics 4 hours run time, clean. Includes remote battery pack. 7900.00 shipped still under warranty from Custom Night Vision.


Trades: 4-20 fde nle zco plus cash

Zelle or check
Spec sheets on request.

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Reloading Equipment Shell Holder Organizer

I printed these shell holder organizers up for a few people and they worked well. If anybody could use one PM me.
Red or black. If not specified I will ship what I have on hand.
$20 TYD Shell holder rack for 18 shell holders: Holds 18 shell holders plus a few allen wrenches and can be mounted to the wall or sit on a shelf/bench.
$30 TYD Shell holder rack for 18 shell holders with cover: Holds 18 shell holders with a travel cover to keep them safe for anybody that uses them at the range or can just be used to cover on the bench.
$30 TYD Shell Holder Rack 30: Holds 30 shell holders for anybody with way too many damn shell holders. Can be mounted on the bench or wall.

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Suppressors .30 or .22: Best First Suppressor?

Thinking about buying a first suppressor, but can’t decide between a .30 caliber model or a .22 rimfire can? It’s a pretty common conundrum.
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A .30 cal. suppressor, like a BANISH 30 (https://www.silencercentral.com/products/banish-30), is a great, all-purpose option for hunting and target shooting. It covers the gamut from rimfire plinkers to larger-caliber rifles in popular chamberings like .308 Winchester or a 6.5 Creedmoor. The .30-cal suppressor quickly becomes a go-to tool for hunting rifles, especially when shooters step up to magnum cartridges for chasing larger game like elk. Not only does it bring the report of rounds like 7mm Rem. Mag. and .300 Win. Mag. down to hearing safe levels, it also eats up a lot of recoil. It’s favored for those same reasons by tactical and competition shooters who want to reach out and touch something without getting their shoulder punched and their bell rung with every blast.

Rimfire cans, like the BANISH 22 (https://www.silencercentral.com/products/banish-22) are also a must-have for any burgeoning suppressor collection. Typically, they are designed to work with .17- and .22-caliber rimfire rounds, and often cost quite a bit less than more sophisticated, larger-bore suppressors. Rimfire ammo, too, is less expensive and hardly recoils, so it is fun to shoot and shoot a lot. An appropriate suppressor increases that fun factor even further. They are great training aids, taking the bark and bite (recoil) out of the equation for new shooters, allowing them to focus on fundamentals. And they can be perfect companions for small-game hunting.

It's worth noting, too, that some rimfire cans, like the BANISH 22, can be used with small-caliber centerfire cartridges, including .22 Hornet and even 5.7x28.

While both suppressor types are great for in the field, they really shine when it comes to practice, where you’re getting a lot of trigger time. The hearing protection alone is worth it, and the added benefits of increased accuracy and recoil reduction are a big plus when introducing new shooters to the shooting sports.
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What was your first suppressor? Is there one you wish you had now?

ALERT!! Fundraiser: Shooter with spinal cord injury

Here we go. For those of you who have been around a while, you know this is something we do. For those of you who are newer, this is something we do. We all as a group give a hand to someone in need.

Story is this. Group of kids were traveling in a car and an intoxicated driver crossed the center line on a highway causing a head-on crash In Oklahoma.
A 15 yr old boy now is laying in the hospital with a major spinal cord injury. He currently is out of surgery and has some feeling and movement in his arms. Also in the crash, a 15 yr old girl in the car lost her life.

Bo Galloway is center. His father to his right.
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So, we have decided we need to do something to help out. As anyone can imagine, the stress on a family in a situation like this from all angles is huge. We are going to give a little relief on the money side of things.

For those who wonder about this, I invite a couple of long term Hider's to speak to how this goes. @Strykervet and @JMGlasgow can vouch for the crew and the amazing work that the Hide as a whole can do to help out.

Payments via PayPal. [email protected]

If you need snail mail, PM me on here and I will hook you up with my mailing address.

This post will be updated with info and pics as I get them.

6GT or Dasher Brass from 22-250?

Hi Team.
Has anyone here sized down then fireformed 22-250 in 6 Dasher or GT? I'm about to do a big build for my and my girl, problem here is brass is VERY hard to find and sporadic, and $280 per 100... mental. Also I hunt a fair bit and plan to use the dasher or GT but I will be forever searching for brass if it falls out the window. I would really like to know if anyone has done this... or... if you are at home and have a few spare 22-250 cases and GT or Dasher die would you mind running one through and let me know your results?
Thanks guys,
Jim

Firearms WTS: RADIAN MODEL 1 6ARC BUILD - UPDATE 11/20

I got the itch to build a 6 arc gasser, but now that I have it completed, I've lost interest in it. Shouldn't have built it to begin with. I like my 556 gas guns, if Im gonna play around with other cartridges, I just assume build a bolt gun I guess. Build has 0 rounds on it except the LAW folder, it was on a MK18 pistol before and saw about 200 rounds of 556.

Here's the build list and what I have into it with pictures of how I had planned to use it. Decided I dont need another cartridge I have to stock up on ammo for. The optics, mount, iron sights, and bipod are not included. Other than that, selling it as pictured with the LAW folder and the B5 stock. I was going to strip those 2 parts off for something else, but that is on the back burner now, so I'm including them in the sale.

Updated Price 4/15/25 - $2,500.00 shipped

COMPONENTDESCRIPTIONPRICE
LOWER RECEIVERRADIAN MODEL 1 BUILDER KIT 15.5" OD GREEN$1,400.00
LPKRADIAN$0.00
LOWER PINS / DETENTSRADIAN$0.00
LOWER SPRINGSRADIAN$0.00
TAKEDOWN PINSRADIAN$0.00
BOLT CATCHRADIAN$0.00
MAGAZINE RELEASERADIAN$0.00
SAFETY SELECTORRADIAN$0.00
TRIGGER GUARDRADIAN$0.00
BUFFER TUBEFORWARD CONTROLS DESIGN RE5F$60.00
BUFFER SPRINGGEISSELE SUPER 42 BRAIDED RIFLE SPRING$32.00
BUFFERBCM MK2 T1$42.00
BUFFER RETAINERFORWARD CONTROLS DESIGN RBF$9.00
CASTLE NUTFORWARD CONTROLS DESIGN CN5F$24.00
TRIGGERGEISSELE SD-E$245.00
STOCKB5 PRECISION MEDIUM$230.00
END PLATEFORWARD CONTROLS DESIGN ESF-H$66.00
PISTOL GRIPMAGPUL K2 XL$24.00
UPPER RECEIVERRADIAN$0.00
FORWARD ASSISTFORWARD CONTROLS DESIGN LOW DRAG LSFA AA$48.00
DUST COVERFORWARD CONTROLS DESIGN DOUBLE DIMPLE EPC$50.00
HANDGUARDRADIAN$0.00
BARREL NUTRADIAN$0.00
BARRELCENTURION 18" MK12 6ARC$450.00
GAS BLOCKCENTURION 0.750" KEYED$45.00
GAS TUBEBLACK RIVER MARK BLUE RIFLE LENGTH$20.00
MUZZLE DEVICECAT SPOOKY 5/8-25 FLASH HIDER$119.00
BCGSHARPS XPB 6.5 GRENDEL TYPE 2$270.00
CHARGING HANDLEPRI AMBI GAS BUSTER$93.00
SLING ATTACHMENTFORWARD CONTROLS DESIGN MSQ-H$34.00
VFGMAGPUL HAND STOP MLOK$25.00
RAIL COVERSMAGPUL MLOK TYPE 2 3 SETS$48.00
FRONT BUISMAGPUL MBUS PRO$95.00
REAR BUISMAGPUL MBUS PRO LR$135.00
BIPODMAGPUL ARMS 17S$115.00
MAGAZINES7X ASC 15 ROUND 6ARC$112.00
MISCMAGPUL MLOK BARRICADE STOP$25.00
MISCLAW TACTICAL FOLDER$220.00
MISCMAGPUL MLOK 2 SLOT ARCA RAIL$45.00
MISCADM QD 170-S BASE W/ TI LEVER$113.00
MISCKDG KINECT MLOK 3 SLOT PIC RAIL QD$63.00
BUILD SUBTOTAL$4,257.00
AL SALES TAX$383.13
BUILD TOTAL$4,640.13


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Accessories 6.5 PRC MOS-TEK Pre-fit Carbon Fiber Barrel for Seekins Havak, Havak HIT, and the new Havak M3

Up for sale is a brand new custom pre-fit for the Seekins Havak, Havak HIT, and Havak M3 actions. I confirmed with Seekins this barrel will work on all 3 actions. It was manufactured by Mos-Tek Barrels in Arizona. The machine work, fit and finish is phenomenal. If I hadn’t sold my HIT, this would not be up for sale. If I find a Havak Action before this sells, I may keep it. Details of the barrel are as follows. New and unfired and in factory packaging. Only opened to take photos. Lead time on this barrel was, I ordered it in May of 24 and received it yesterday, so here’s a chance to get one of these fantastic barrels without the wait. I’m into it for $1,200.00, I’ll take $1,000 shipped. Barrel is perfect for a lightweight shorty hunting build. I would imagine velocity with factory ammo will match what a 24-26” 6.5 creedmoor can do.

18.5” Length,
416SS Button Rifled Blank (Mos-Tek doesn’t disclose their supplier),
6.5 PRC Chamber,
1:7 Twist,
Carbon Fiber Wrapped,
Cryogenic Treated,
FDE Cerakote,
Modified M24 Profile 1.2” shank diameter, 1” muzzle diameter,
11/16-24 muzzle thread,
Weight is 2lb 6oz.

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