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SOLD Mounts Leupold Mark 6 - price drop

Badger 34mm Rings
I believe these are the extra high alloy rings. Weight is 5.1 ozs and measure approx 1.4 to center of ring from base.
$100 SPF to xp1k

ADM 30mm approx 1.5 QD Tungsten like color QD mount
SOLD

MIdwest Industries 34mm approx 1.5 QD mount
 SOLD

Leupold Mark 6 approx 1.5 34mm
$150

All mounts/rings are used and show some signs of wear but overall very good working condition. The leupold does have a little bare metal showing near one of the torque screws.

See pics or ask for more.

Prices are shipped.

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SOLD Impact SA Benchmark CF GAP 6.5 SAUM

Giving prices if sold separate but like to sell as a package but willing to separate if barrels sell first.

Impact SA 737r with magnum bolt and Trigger tech special, black flat shoe.
$1250

22 inch Benchmark CF barrel chambered by Blue Mountain Precision. Purchased off the hide used from a member who said he put approximately 200 rounds through it for deer management. I then put another 200 factory Prime rounds through it. It shot sub moa for me with the factory Prime ammo which is about as good as I ever shoot. It would probably be a lot more accurate with a better shooter and handless.
$750

A Second 6.5 Saum 18 inch Bartlein Rem 700 Sendero/varmint contour #13 I believe but check with me if you want exact measurements. Barrel weighs 3 lbs even. I purchased it new off gunbroker from a gunshot that had it spun up by GA Precision for a lightweight hunting build that they never did. I put approximately 200 rounds through it of Prime factory ammo and it shot sub moa like the Benchmark.
$675

Action wrench

Brand new 308 bolt assembly from Altus
$435

Everything as one package is $2500 shipped to your ffl from individual (me).

Happy to send additional pics, give measurements, weights, etc.

Will only split up if barrels sell first.

Usps money order, Guntab (you pay fees), ppff, venmo, check to members with good feedback.

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New Jug Syndrome

I have a load that I use for about 300 shots already, measuring speed with garmin chrono almost of each shot.
Got stable 2608 average speed in temperature condition I am in.

This time speed went down to 2575 average, about 32 lower for 10 rounds I shot and measure.

Did exactly same brass preparations, I would consider no changes there as it's works for me for the rifle stable for last 6 months for sure.
The only difference was a new jug of powder I just opened.

Powder is StaBALL Match

Someone told me that he have it with Retumbo, with a new jug he just opened he had lower speed for the first batch of rounds.
And than even loads loaded next day don't have it, speed for the next batch of rounds comeback to normal.

And I realized that I seen it couple weeks ago with StaBALL HD, I am doing load development and for a new jug just opened and loaded cartridges I seen speed is lower, but wasn't sure if it's me did something wrong.

Does anyone having the same issues before? Maybe it's known issues I just not be aware of?
Looks like it's makes sense to open a new jug day before I gonna do powder measuring and pouring and bullet seating.

SOLD WTS AIMPOINT PATROL RIFLE red dot sight=========SOLD==========

Used it a couple of times, has been sitting in my safe for about a year, no longer needed
2 MOA red dot, comes with box and papers, looks new, flip open lens covers integrated AR 15 picatinny mount.

Sell for 395.00 shipped=============SOLD==================

kenner

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Suppressors Alignment rods - steel or carbon fiber

I know some on here feel they aren't necessary. If you're one of those, no need to comment.

I would like a 30 caliber alignment rod.

I see some are made of carbon fiber, some stainless steel and some tool steel (maybe others that I haven't seen).

I've always been told to never put a steel rod down the barrel when cleaning, so I was looking at getting the carbon fiber alignment rod.

Are there pros/cons to using one material over the other with regards to alignment rods?
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Best high end action(s) for field use?

Hey guys, I've been scouring this and other forums for a week now trying to find an answer to this question and I could still use some guidance, so I apologize if I'm beating a dead horse.

I've dipped my toes into the precision game a few times over the years with gas guns and three different 700s in .308 and .30-06 and have a good bit of time behind Bergaras and a little on Tikkas. Got out of long range stuff due to not having anywhere to really shoot. Now I live in the big bear-filled Christmas tree farm out West and I'm looking to get back into it with a custom build .300 PRC for hunting and long range steel.

I see a lot of great info on various actions as far as feel and features (mostly in the context of competition/controlled conditions) but not much about general field reliability and robustness. I had pretty much made up my mind on the threaded Terminus Zeus LA , but while reading through a thread I saw a post about a highly regarded action from another manufacturer getting dirty and locking up the gun. It kinda gave me pause and now I'm wondering: What long actions are a good choice for a rifle that is liable to be lugged around, banged around on an ATV, get dirty, dropped, etc? I may be interested in competition in the future, but for now the primary goal is something thats durable, precise, and reliable under field conditions. It doesn't seem as simple as "Oh $1k+ they're all good" with this consideration.

Please share any insight on what to look for/avoid as i have NO experience with any non-factory actions. Thanks!