TacOps Delta 51 .308

[Yama Arashi]

- Tactical Operations Delta 51 in .308
21.75" TacOps proprietary heavy contour Krieger barrel 1/10 twist, McMillan A-3 stock, TacOps standard custom sniper fill, Anschutz rail

Rifle is in immaculate condition, not a scratch or scuff on it, and meticulously maintained.
Exactly 367 rounds through the barrel. All factory FGMM.
- Includes the cheek/stock pack, threaded end cap (has a tiny nick on the back edge, but does not affect thread or shoulder engagement whatsoever) and a B&T picatinny rail adapter for the anschutz rail. Scope/bipod not included.

$5600 - No trades please

 

[Lunchbox27]

A true work of art! Good luck with the sale.

 

[Spartan67]

this is not going to last long.

 

[Marinevet1]

Barrel length?

Never mind, I read it again...............

 

[Yama Arashi]

Barrel length?
Never mind, I read it again...............

Found all the original specs - modified that info slightly.

 

[Yama Arashi]

Up.

 

[JaredCO]

@reubenski

 

[Yama Arashi]

Bump.

 

[M5NSX]

Are the matching scope rings and fitted Pelican case included?

 

[Yama Arashi]

I do still have the Pelican case.

 

[M5NSX]

Yep I’m very familiar with Tac Ops weapons!! Mike says he can’t believe you are selling your rifle!!

 

[Yama Arashi]

Yeah I certainly never expected to - "Worst case" I end up putting it in a trust with a responsible person, and keep it stored for the next 6-8 years while I get myself set-up for an early retirement and come back to (hopefully) the free land.

 

[bluewaveaudio]

im thinking of a way to help you as an 02/07 but it looks like you would have to form 4 to an individual in Arizona and would have to hang on to it until it clears. It would be legal for the paperwork to be done and you could leave it with a local SOT dealer until the paperwork clears. They would just log in in to the A/D book

Make Sure the Buyer is Legal to Own Your Suppressor
This may seem obvious; but, there are some weird rules involved in the buying and selling of suppressors.

1. A person must be 21 years old to purchase a silencer from a dealer; but, they only have to be 18 to purchase from a private party. I have no idea what the logic is behind this, except to say "it's the government so it doesn't have to make sense."
2. The buyer must not have any felony convictions - or convictions involving violent crimes. Don't worry about them fooling you because the NFA Branch will take a careful look at the paperwork before approving anything.
3. Although it is possible to sell to a person who isn't in your state (as we'll mention later), it generally isn't worth it for either party. Once again, we'll talk more about this restriction in a bit.

The Buyer Should Reside in the Same State as the Seller
The main reason for this is financial; so, if you have a high-value collectors item - this general rule may not apply. Basically, if you sell to a person in your state you'll only need to submit a Form 4 directly from you to the buyer. If the buyer is in another state, you'll need to do a Form 4 to an FFL/SOT (i.e. Class 3) license holder in that state - and then the FFL will have to do another Form 4 from them to the buyer. Keep in mind that each Form 4 (even to a dealer) requires a $200 tax stamp payment as well as an NFA wait period. On top of that, most FFLs will expect to charge a transfer fee for this service. It's common to transfer a high-value machine gun to another state - which requires 2 tax stamps; but, the value of suppressors typically isn't high enough to justify this double-whammy. Also, please keep in mind that the double Form 4 does NOT apply if you purchase from an FFL/SOT license holder in another state. In this case, the suppressor can be transferred between dealers without a tax stamp payment using a Form 3.

 

[Yama Arashi]

Gone.

 

[Macdaddy]

OK, Sorry for the question but do I understand the rifle itself is still available at this time? thanks,

 

[Yama Arashi]

OK, Sorry for the question but do I understand the rifle itself is still available at this time? thanks,

Yes

 

[brucoop]

No sob story on this one - simply that marriage, family and career advancement have me moving to the opposite coast, and into a state where suppressors are a no-go; along with all of my shooting time now going toward either hunting big game or PRS matches. Hoping to move it locally in AZ, but can ship.

- Tactical Operations Delta 51 in .308
21.75" TacOps proprietary heavy contour Krieger barrel 1/10 twist, McMillan A-3 stock, TacOps standard custom sniper fill, Anschutz rail

Rifle is in immaculate condition, not a scratch or scuff on it, and meticulously maintained.
Exactly 367 rounds through the barrel. All factory FGMM.
- Includes the cheek/stock pack, threaded end cap (has a tiny nick on the back edge, but does not affect thread or shoulder engagement whatsoever) and a B&T picatinny rail adapter for the anschutz rail. Scope/bipod not included.

$5600 - No trades please
Please PM with any questions or specific picture requests. Located in Arizona.

I will take it

 

[Yama Arashi]

Sent you a PM.

 

[brucoop]

I am not seeing how to access or send PMs other than via conversation feature. Can you email me at my email address in our conversation, or (forgive me) give me a brief "how to" on accessing/sending PMs? Thanks. Good to go.

 

[Yama Arashi]

The conversation feature is what I'm referring to. There is a little envelope icon from the main screen, next to your profile icon, that should have a red indicator on it that you can click on to access the message I sent you. I also provided my phone number in the PM.