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130 VLDs and 140 Hybrids still available.

Probably me. I’m happy to anneal by the 100 for guys on here for $10 per hundred or a trade or whatever. As for annealing, I do it every time now because if done correctly there is zero reason not to, other than the time spent doing it. There’s really no arguing with the research that properly annealing your brass can improve accuracy, extreme spread, etc but I also admit that unless you’re shooting pretty long distance for the utmost accuracy (i.e. a hunting rig out to 500) you probably won’t notice a difference until your brass really starts hardening.

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*Sale pending WTS - Two unopened one-pound jugs of VV N165 powder. $80 or $40 apiece. Located in Corona de Tucson.

Sold I have two 100 count boxes of Berger 6.5 156 EOLs that I picked up the other night for someone who no longer needs them. I will sell them for what I paid or trade for Federal 210/210M primers. Located in Corona de Tucson.

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140 VLD Hunters still available.

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I'm kind of following up off of a thread I posted a couple months ago so forgive me but I'm still debating which AR I want to get and am still looking at the 16" barrel Recce style rifles such as the BCMs. Just wondering if anyone out there has any experience coyote hunting with one, and if so what range your shots are typically. The overwhelming consensus I've received so far is most shots are at or within 150 yards and a good Recce rifle with 55 grain Vmax loads may get you anywhere from 1-2 MOA. Seems sufficient to me but still wanted to ask. Thanks in advance guys.

I’ll buy them for 100 on Friday if they’re not spoken for already. PM me if interested.

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Check Unknown Munitions. It’s expensive but they do good work. I ordered some in the past when I was in a jam and was very happy with it.

Love my 6.5 PRC Ridgeline. Great rifles.

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I have Timneys in two of my three rifles and the third has an equally good Trigger Tech that came with the rifle. Absolutely worth it. Each rifle is set two between three pounds and a touch under two. Pick up a Wheeler manual trigger weight gauge. $17 on Amazon right now.

My POI shifts about an inch down with the Harvester but it is consistent and if I ever needed to I could account for it in my ballistic charts.

I currently own a SilencerCo Harvester, which is a great option for a hunting rifle that won’t get fired in long quick shot strings. I currently run it in my 6.5 PRC hunting rifle. Plenty of comments at the range about how quiet it is but that has to be taken with a grain of salt since most guys there are only hearing it while wearing hearing protection and are surrounded by guys shooting unsuppressed. However I can tell you that I took one shot with it while hunting in December and did not have even the slightest discomfort or ringing in my ears after. Just... crack CRACK. In case it matters, the round i shoot through it is a 156 Berger with 56.2 grains of N565 going about 2930 FPS. Highly recommended especially since it’s also significantly less expensive. No issues at all moving with it attached to the rifle (24” barrel) while out hunting, and that includes sneaking through mesquites and brush. The other suppressor I have is the Dead Air Sandman S that I have only used on my 243 and is absurdly quiet. Obviously that will be a different story with a 7mm Rem Mag. I am now looking at picking up a Dead Air Nomad L or a CGS Hyperion. Both are supposed to be excellent with the CGS becoming known as the quietest can on the market but it’s also expensive. Good luck. For what it’s worth, I will never go back to shooting unsuppressed so long as I have the choice.

I have a Redding Type S 2-die set. PM me if interested.

Excellent scope. I have the MOAR CF2 reticle version on my hunting rifle.

Shoot me a PM. I grew up hunting Wisconsin.

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Outside Tucson. And yes I have the spent cases which are included. Forgot to mention that.