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BenderRodriguez said:

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Would jump on this but i have spent the gun money for the next month or two.

Love my MCXs.

I do have a used Nightforce NX8 1-8 I am planning on selling if you were interested in a trade. If not, maybe itll still be available after I sell that.

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I didn't see this until just now. Do you still have the NX8? I was really looking for a Nightforce rifle cope for my 7 prc so more magnification than this but would be interested to know more about this I do need an lpvo on my geissele.

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I do! Yeah its a 1-8 so it would be terrible for your 7 PRC but would probably be great on your Geissele.

Absolutely love the scope and I've used it for run and guns, carbine classes etc. Only reason I'm thinking about moving it is that I'm trying to slowly switch everything over to Mil reticles and this one is the MOA reticle.

It's this scope/reticle: NX8 MOA reticle

Iray Bolt TL35 V2 for sale. Works great, only used a few times. Comes with rings. Asking $2300. Located in Van Alstyne but will be in College Station Kentucky game weekend.

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ldg397 said:

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BenderRodriguez said:

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Would jump on this but i have spent the gun money for the next month or two.

Love my MCXs.

I do have a used Nightforce NX8 1-8 I am planning on selling if you were interested in a trade. If not, maybe itll still be available after I sell that.

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I didn't see this until just now. Do you still have the NX8? I was really looking for a Nightforce rifle cope for my 7 prc so more magnification than this but would be interested to know more about this I do need an lpvo on my geissele.

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I do! Yeah its a 1-8 so it would be terrible for your 7 PRC but would probably be great on your Geissele.

Absolutely love the scope and I've used it for run and guns, carbine classes etc. Only reason I'm thinking about moving it is that I'm trying to slowly switch everything over to Mil reticles and this one is the MOA reticle.

It's this scope/reticle: NX8 MOA reticle

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That looks like an amazing scope and just what I am looking for, but I am just getting into the FFP scope/long range game. I made the decision to go Mils and would like to stay with Mils as well. My only other thought is since it is not really a long range scope would it be that big of deal it being in MOA since you aren't dialing it most of the time?? I know you can get reticles switched but sounds like NF is pretty pricey. Just curious as I have not had that much experience with LPVO's and FFP in general. I don't know what I don't know.

ldg397 said:

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BenderRodriguez said:

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Only reason I'm thinking about moving it is that I'm trying to slowly switch everything over to Mil reticles and this one is the MOA reticle.

It's this scope/reticle: NX8 MOA reticle

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I made the decision to go Mils and would like to stay with Mils as well. My only other thought is since it is not really a long range scope would it be that big of deal it being in MOA since you aren't dialing it most of the time??

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Sounds like we are on the same page, ha.

It's not a huge deal and part of why I haven't listed it for sale yet is that I keep debating if I'm going to actually get rid of it just because its not in Mils or keep it myself because its a good scope.

I basically do zero dialing with this scope. When I used it for classes/competitions I just used velocity data and ballistic apps to know what my hold was for different distances and it worked just fine.

The great thing about this NX8 is that its light (only 17 oz) and great glass so its right at home on a 5.56 rifle for 0-300 range stuff. The reticle is daylight bright like a red dot at 1x, though it is thick and not super refined at 8x on small targets at distance.

Let me know if its something you think you might be interested in trading the MCX for, if not I can probably do cash for the rifle.

Here's a pic of it on my 11" MCX before a class.

BenderRodriguez said:

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ldg397 said:

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BenderRodriguez said:

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Only reason I'm thinking about moving it is that I'm trying to slowly switch everything over to Mil reticles and this one is the MOA reticle.

It's this scope/reticle: NX8 MOA reticle

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I made the decision to go Mils and would like to stay with Mils as well. My only other thought is since it is not really a long range scope would it be that big of deal it being in MOA since you aren't dialing it most of the time??

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Sounds like we are on the same page, ha.

It's not a huge deal and part of why I haven't listed it for sale yet is that I keep debating if I'm going to actually get rid of it just because its not in Mils or keep it myself because its a good scope.

I basically do zero dialing with this scope. When I used it for classes/competitions I just used velocity data and ballistic apps to know what my hold was for different distances and it worked just fine.

The great thing about this NX8 is that its light (only 17 oz) and great glass so its right at home on a 5.56 rifle for 0-300 range stuff. The reticle is daylight bright like a red dot at 1x, though it is thick and not super refined at 8x on small targets at distance.

Let me know if its something you think you might be interested in trading the MCX for, if not I can probably do cash for the rifle.

Here's a pic of it on my 11" MCX before a class.

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Sorry for the delay trying to do some research to figure out what I would prefer to do.

Got it, email sent if you want to take it down.

Back when I did a fair amount of long range shooting I went through this transition as well. Switched from MOA to Mil and SFP to FFP. FFP/Mil is definitely the most user friendly, but if you're dialing for distance and not using the reticle for holdover or wind, then MOA vs Mil and FFP vs SFP won't matter.

FFP essentially makes the reticle holdover and wind holds the same at every magnification, where SFP requires a certain mag to be correct (from what I can remember). You could use the MOA/SFP, get your 100 yard zero, then walk it out to 200 and 300 and get the zeros. Type it on a piece of paper and tape it to the scope then you always know what to dial. Or mark it on the turret with a silver sharpie. And as Bender said, now there are apps that will do all that for you, but you need the velocity of the specific bullet you are shooting for them to be most accurate.

The advantage of MOA if dialing at distance is that it has a finer adjustment than Mill. A 1/4 MOA moves the POI .26 inches at 100 yards, whereas 1/10th Mill clicks move the impact .36 inches at 100. That can be significant at long distances when dialing.

Glock 17 MOS, very good condition.

550.00 pickup in BCS

email tns9495 yahoo

Smith and Wesson shield in 40s&w. For sale in College Station. Like new in the box with less than 200 rds fired.
$325. Email canawhoopazz@yahoo.com.

Anyone have one of these in this configuration that needs a new home?

Maybe Next Year said:

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Anyone have one of these in this configuration that needs a new home?

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92 FS?

Can't tell from picture.

Yes sir, correct, with a threaded barrel

Just cleaning out the safe. These items never get shot, but all are clean and in good working order.



Mossberg .410 - $300
Taurus Judge .45colt/.410 - sold
Walther P22 - sold

Daddy-O5 said:

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FNX-45 Tactical

Asking $1100 obo.

Includes:

Gun
Case and all original parts (3x Magazines, backstraps and optics plate)
TLR-1 HL Streamlight
Holster that holds gun and mounted flashlight


Number of rounds would just be strictly a guess. I've put through a few hundred myself, originally bought from GunTrader. Shoots fine, just had it out last week. No practical use for it at this stage, however. Open to offers.

Located in Tomball

jdlco2005 at gmail

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Maybe Next Year said:

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Just cleaning out the safe. These items never get shot, but all are clean and in good working order.



Mossberg .410 - $300

Taurus Judge .45colt/.410 - $325

Walther P22 - $225

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That Mossberg .410's are hella fun, have the same gun.

Maybe Next Year said:

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Yes sir, correct, with a threaded barrel

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I'll check to see if mine has a threaded barrel. I was going to maybe send it to Langdon Tactical to have it upgraded, but it may make more sense to just get the fancy new one with everything already added.

Where you located

College Station

I'm interested.
Nine 79 too 20 three 941

The Mossberg is still available!

Anyone looking to offload an sig mpxK or a Coperhead in the near future?

Have some glocks (G19 and 17) and an LCR in 327 fed mag) to trade along with Glock accessories

Son in law looking for a Winchester Model 70 in .308....blued and wood. No stainless no synthetic.

Steve, Saw these two on Gunrunner Auctions. Thought I would pass along to you.
One is a .308. One is a 30-06.
https://auctions.thegunrunner.com/lots/view/1-DIE5FS/winchester-70-featherweight-308-win-cal-bolt-action-rifle-blue-22-barrel-bushnell-scope-sling-1953
https://auctions.thegunrunner.com/lots/view/1-DIHL4L/winchester-70-xtr-30-06-cal-bolt-action-rifle-blue-22-barrel-new

Beautiful rifles for sure. I will put the option in front of the boy.

Daddy-O5 said:

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FNX-45 Tactical

Asking $1100 obo.

Includes:

Gun
Case and all original parts (3x Magazines, backstraps and optics plate)
TLR-1 HL Streamlight
Holster that holds gun and mounted flashlight


Number of rounds would just be strictly a guess. I've put through a few hundred myself, originally bought from GunTrader. Shoots fine, just had it out last week. No practical use for it at this stage, however. Open to offers.

Located in Tomball

jdlco2005 at gmail

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Happy to trade for a bolt action .308, thermal, or a a nice new legal sbr. Cash considerations either way ok.

Maybe Next Year said:

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Just cleaning out the safe. These items never get shot, but all are clean and in good working order.



Mossberg .410 - $300
Taurus Judge .45colt/.410 - sold
Walther P22 - sold

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Interested in the 410.

2unofore-tree6for-3foretoo5


Beach

Looking for an AERO EPC-9 stripped upper receiver in DFW if anyone has a lead on one or one to sell. If used would like to keep it under 100. Also looking for a 9mm barrel in the 5.5" range.

TheGifGuy said:

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Anyone looking to offload an sig mpxK or a Coperhead in the near future?

Have some glocks (G19 and 17) and an LCR in 327 fed mag) to trade along with Glock accessories

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You probably already know this, but just in case you haven't seen it -- the regular (non-K) Copperhead does not come w/a threaded barrel, so if by chance you want to suppress one you have to either buy a new threaded barrel or find a shop that will cut off the integral flash hider and then thread it. IFAIK, the MPX-K and the Copperhead K both come with threaded barrels.

Also, a company called Thrill makes magazines for the MPX series. In fact, I think I read somewhere that Thrill is the OEM maker of Sig MPX magazines, but don't quote me on that. I can tell you that Thrill MPX mags work perfectly in a Sig MPX.

C

Yeah, I meant to go back and change the request but got distracted. It's crazy that the extra barrels alone are $800…at that point I might as well get the MPX K.

I really want a small package PCC, that's why the Copperhead K stood out to me. Maybe I can find one but who knows, might not be able to find stuff for a while now that the elections are over.

TheGifGuy said:

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I really want a small package PCC, that's why the Copperhead K stood out to me.

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You might also consider the following small PCC's:

B&T GHM9 compact (they make two barrel lengths), and the Stribog SP9A3G. The "G" model Stribog uses Glock magazines (non-G Bogs use a proprietary magazine). Both of these are very compact and light in weight. Both work extremely well. The B&T uses proprietary magazines, but IIRC they can also be had in Glock mag version too. You can also get a metal lower for the B&T that uses regular AR triggers and Scorpion magazines. The GHM9 uses a hydraulic buffer at the back of the bolt, and the Stribog has a roller-delayed action.

I believe that you can get a lower for the Stribog that also uses regular AR triggers and Scorpion mags, but I find that the trigger on the regular Glock mag version is perfectly adequate, and I have no problems having a small and lightweight minimally recoiling PCP that uses the same mags as my G17, even if it isn't a double-stack double-feed magazine. Be aware that many of the Stribog pictures on the interwebs show a huge name billboard on the side of the upper. They have (finally) gone away from this, and newer examples have a much more tasteful labeling on the side of the upper.

There is also the Springfield Kuna, but I can't tell you much about these other than they had problems with feeding and cracking magazines when they first came out. I think they have fixed these problems, but check to make sure if you are interested. I do know that a lot of people like these, especially if they add a metal lower that uses Scorpion magazines. I would not go down this route as the total price of firearm+lower+trigger is very near Daniel Defense PCC territory.

Lastly, you should also check out the new roller-delayed Extar MDB. The original Extar EP9 is highly regarded as it is very low in price but high in reliability. The brand new MDB has gotten stellar reviews, but they will be hard to get ahold of for a while. They released one batch either late last week or earlier this week, and they sold out in less than a day. But definitely investigate these before you make a purchase decision.

C

Located in BCS- Custom Left-Handed 6 Dasher PRS Rifle. - Cross posted in Classifieds.

Custom-built left-handed precision rifle chambered in 6mm Dasher, featuring premium components throughout. Total build was around $8000

Rifle Specifications:

* Impact Precision left-handed short action
* Foundation Genesis 2 stock
* Proof Research 6 Dasher prefit barrel
* Hawkins Precision M5 bottom metal
* TriggerTech Diamond trigger
* Area 419 Hellfire muzzle brake
* Foundation ARCA rail
* Approximately 400 rounds through the barrel

Optic and Mount:
SCOPE SOLD.

Additional Components if rifle purchased intact:

* 200 pieces of unfired Alpha Munitions 6 Dasher brass
* Approximately 500 Berger 105-grain Hybrid bullets
* 200 BR4 primers
* 10 round magazine.


* Rifle: $3,000
* Nightforce optic and MPA mount: SOLD


If parted out I will likely keep the action:
Foundation stock, ARCA rail, and bottom metal: $1250
Stock without bottommetal: $1000
Barrel with Brake: $500
Barreled Action: $2000


Gently used competition-ready rifle built around an Impact Precision action and Foundation stock, with premium components to get started in PRS or long range shooting.

With 31 grain Varget it shoot sub 1/2 MOA.







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AG

Nice group.