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Seconded. Heck, I'd probably take a barreled action for close to that price. Although, I wonder if Remington can still build them.
Imho, it's a long shot Remington could still manufacture the M24. The main reason is they shuttered the Ilion, NY factory a few months ago. All the employees were let go who worked there. This is the location they built the M24, and those workers were the reason this rifle was a superior build. The 2 main components of the rifle are the barrel, and the trigger group. Rem had a dozen hammer forges there that made the 5R barrels. No info if those forges were sold off in the auction, or moved to their new factory. Also, they had a very expensive trigger testing machine there that gauged the M24 trigger groups to Army specs. No idea if that is still around either. Other parts like recievers, stocks, bottom metal, scope bases, etc are still available. Prices for the original EuroOptics Limited Edition ASA Commemorative M24's are starting to climb well over the original price. And same for their earlier Collector Edition rifles built using Army take-off parts.
Any future availability will likely be from the CMP Auction website. They have been auctioning off USMC DARPA XM3 & Navy Mk-13 Mod 3 Sniper rifles, as well as USMC Unertl 10X Sniper scopes. Although I dont recall any M24 variants on their site, I could have missed some? Prices are strong!
Any future availability will likely be from the CMP Auction website. They have been auctioning off USMC DARPA XM3 & Navy Mk-13 Mod 3 Sniper rifles, as well as USMC Unertl 10X Sniper scopes. Although I dont recall any M24 variants on their site, I could have missed some? Prices are strong!
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Found a detail I hadn't noticed before. The lockring has 2 different mating profiles on each side. One perfectly flat, the other is beveled. Not sure which side is supposed to contact the front sight base
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Good morning,
I’m putting the funding together (taxes) to do an M24a2 inspired build and since I’m not flush with cash, I’m doing it on a budget and I'd like some opinions please…
First…. I’m planning on Altus Shooting do the work and assemble the rifle. Aden and I talked a good bit the other afternoon, and he guarantees 3/8 moa with his actions and rifles. Is that a true statement? Second…. What’s the general opinion on the PRI rail equivalent to the Badger Mars rail? I know they’re aesthetic differences, but is the quality there? Third… How long does it usually take Allen Engineering to crank out a batch of M24 suppressors or are there alternatives that are available?
Thanks to all for the input.
I’m putting the funding together (taxes) to do an M24a2 inspired build and since I’m not flush with cash, I’m doing it on a budget and I'd like some opinions please…
First…. I’m planning on Altus Shooting do the work and assemble the rifle. Aden and I talked a good bit the other afternoon, and he guarantees 3/8 moa with his actions and rifles. Is that a true statement? Second…. What’s the general opinion on the PRI rail equivalent to the Badger Mars rail? I know they’re aesthetic differences, but is the quality there? Third… How long does it usually take Allen Engineering to crank out a batch of M24 suppressors or are there alternatives that are available?
Thanks to all for the input.
Need to see the inside of the case. The one I got from Remington has a black, shiny nylon lining. It was slightly different than commercial ones I have. The Uncle Mikes sling swivels have a Remington logo on them as well.
Off topic question. Does anyone know if Remington Illion NY plant tours/museum visits are still happening? I live about 3 hours away and thinking about going before they close. I can call, but figured ask here in case any employees are following the thread.
Just bought an M24a2 from Robert Snyder (I’m not patient enough to wait and look for parts) and until my gun budget account recovers some and I can afford the correct scope, I’m pulling my newer MK4 off of my .300wm to use on it. The scope being a 52mm objective, what height rings do I need with the MARS rail?
Another wallet buster! Close to 600 sheckles
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Found a m24 trigger with the paperwork. Cool to see the exact specs.
Picked up an interesting barreled M24 action and I’m trying to figure out what it is. G prefix serial, rechambered in 300 WM. Bolt matches receiver and the bolt face is opened up. 20” barrel has been turned down to 0.775” about 2.71” from the muzzle.
I know the XM2010’s were built off of M24 actions, and some M24’s used Ops Inc. and AAC suppressors, but the barrel appears to be profiled for a Surefire FA762-SS suppressor mount.
I don't think it’s aftermarket since the barrel has Remington proof marks and the paint on the turned down section of the barrel matches the rest of it.
Any clue what this is? I plan on doing a FOIA request to see where its been.
Hrrrmm.....
There were some 300WM 24s. Both "unofficial" and some T&E pieces.
Yours looks an awful lot like it was one of these. Barrel length and muzzle device look right
Those were at 10th Mountain Division.
I don't know if they were Army or Remington demo guns.
I don't know if they were Army or Remington demo guns.
So... I got my Accurate Ordinance rifle back. Guess which one I had to give the GF this morning?
@Da_hot_stepper
@Da_hot_stepper
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Some old school reference pics from my 2nd Scout Platoon in Korea:
Those were the days of fixed non-swivel Harris bipods, fixed power M3As, and Palma sights still accounted for in the kits
Those were the days of fixed non-swivel Harris bipods, fixed power M3As, and Palma sights still accounted for in the kits
I forgot these ones too:
This was either Texas or New Mexico Range on the DMZ in Korea. We put iron maidens out at various distances for Sniper Sustainment Training. Korean winter is cold.
This is on Failaka Island in 2003. M24 with PVS-10 mounted.
This was either Texas or New Mexico Range on the DMZ in Korea. We put iron maidens out at various distances for Sniper Sustainment Training. Korean winter is cold.
This is on Failaka Island in 2003. M24 with PVS-10 mounted.
This pic right here just sums up a scout platoon...
I went to basic with the guy down on the M24, Joe C., we were in country at the same time but never reconnected.
Probably posted this before but me down on my M24 w/ PVS-10
I extensively read the build list on the first page. Didn't scan all 36 pages for a possible answer to my question.
I have an M24 on order from GA Precision.
My understanding is the OG scopes are fixed 10x. I'm thinking about the Leupold Mk4 3.5-10x40 LR/T, 60025 (TMR) or 52128 (leaning more to this one for the mil dot reticle).
Anyone got inputs/suggestions/objections?! Thanks.
I have an M24 on order from GA Precision.
My understanding is the OG scopes are fixed 10x. I'm thinking about the Leupold Mk4 3.5-10x40 LR/T, 60025 (TMR) or 52128 (leaning more to this one for the mil dot reticle).
Anyone got inputs/suggestions/objections?! Thanks.
I’ve only seen the L&S Ultra 10X M3A and subsequent Mk4 10X M3 used on the standard issued M24 SWS, but have seen the Mk4 3.5-10X on later enhanced/improved/upgraded/whatever-you-wanna-call-it M24s with newer hardware, such as this one used by “The Reaper”
Edit: I stand corrected about “standard” M24s with the variable power Mk4 3.5-10x M3, as others have posted below.
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Here's a few. Bit more common to see them on a Mirs/Mars but- standard 24s with 3.5s are out there.
How, pray tell, can you determine that?
I only know they exist because one of my guys (MSG Jared Van Aalst) told me he'd shot one (either when he was in 3rd Ranger Battalion or at Regiment).
Determine the number made or that one is one of them?
Zooming in on the photo you can faintly see the intermediate numbers on the mag ring match the other 4.5-14 models.
For number made, it was discussed on arfcom once upon a time. I’ll see if I can dig it up
Zooming in on the photo you can faintly see the intermediate numbers on the mag ring match the other 4.5-14 models.
For number made, it was discussed on arfcom once upon a time. I’ll see if I can dig it up
Thank you.
Your monitors and eyeballs are much better than mine.
I thought the objective bells were bigger:
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Bumping the above post by Blackfoot 7 for the intended “future reference”.I suspect that as well, but not sure why they'd allow the use of custom optics for a military sniper competition and not unit issued optics. I never participated in a sniper comp, so I don't know the rules.
*pic for future reference
Also, did anyone else notice what looks like a mismatched rear ring? The top ring half looks like an Ultra, and the bottom/base looks like a Mk4? Probably the nature of using what was available at hand at the time.
Does anyone have any information about an Accuracy International stock that was being considered for the M24?
