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Up for grabs, I have 5 lots of gear and clothes. Easier and cheaper to sell in lots than piece by piece. That said, if you REALLY want just one item, I've got individual pricing too. My strong preference would be to sell as a group, so these are (hopefully) priced accordingly, and I'll wait for a bit to see if anyone wants the lot first. If I'm off in my pricing, you can always make an offer (worst I can say is "no" 
).
First unequivocal "I'll take it" followed by an email and/or PM gets it (not an "I'll take it" then emailing me a low ball offer). Please only post "I'll take it" here, and keep all questions, comments, and jokes private--email or PM.
I'll be listing locally and elsewhere, since I am trying to raise money ASAP for a limited run on barrels for a wildcat I'm building. For some weird reason, I am not getting notifications of any posts to my threads or my PMs, so please hit me with an email as well, just to be sure. Can't ship optics overseas--don't ask, it's illegal, even though they may have been made overseas. Please keep all comments, questions, offers, and anything aside from "I'll take it" relegated to an email or PM. Prices all include PayPal and shipping (happy to take a PMO too if you prefer). Not interested in trades. Unless otherwise noted, EVERYTHING IS NEW AND UNUSED!
Fair warning--I am working crazy stupid hours lately. I may not reply to your email / PM until late at night or sometime the next morning. May also take a day or two for me to ship. I am committed to getting you the gear you need as fast as I can, but for anyone that's had to work crazy hours on a few hours sleep every night, I hope you'll understand if my communications and shipping are a little slower than normal. Thanks for looking!
Oh, and for every lot purchased, I will throw in some sort of freebie IF you remind me to. Don't be shy! I am just brain dead and mentally fried these days. I will do my best to remember, but if you want the free stuff, please ask for it
AR PARTS LOT.
$120
Blackhawk! Knoxx stock and overmolded pistol grip. I pulled these off of a lower I got from PSA--no packaging, but I didn't take them out of the house. $35
Seekin FDE Billet Trigger Guard. New in packaging--requires a rear roll pin. If you need one, I might have an extra $25
Overmolded Sniper Grip With Hand Rest Shelf. Bought this for a project, but went a different route. Overmolded rubber with nice palm-swells and a solid shelf. Similar to an Ergo grip (which I used instead of this one), but not made by them. $35
Guntec Black 13 Slot Keymod Rail Section. Perfect for your keymod handguard, and reasonably priced for an American-made rail segment!$18
Angled Low-Profile Rail-Mounted Sling Attachment Point. I may have mounted this to see if it worked, though I think it is just an extra one I bought. NOT the Magpul branded one, but similar $10
Wildmountain USA Angled Oversize Trigger Guard. Solid trigger guard with screws. $12
Palmetto State Armory Milspec Fire Control Group. I'm gonna call it "lightly used" (I THINK it may have come out of a new lower that I dry fired a few times, but if it came out of one I used, it was well under 100 rounds before I swapped it out). Does NOT have the pins, but those are a couple bucks on eBay if you need them. Great for a new build or for the parts bin $20
FOUR PAIR BRAND NEW DOCKERS--SIZE 38 WAIST (Length=2x30, 2x32).
$80.
I've got four brand new pairs of genuine Dockers "Broken In Khakis" (Straight Style) still with the price tags on ($58 each). I have no delusions that these will fit me any time soon, so I figure someone else may as well enjoy them. Looking on Amazon, these seem to be running about $28-40 for these sizes/colors if you've got Prime, so I figure I'll knock these down to something even cheaper! The 30 length are blue/gray and khaki/tan and the 32 length are khaki/tan and darker brown $25 EACH
350 NOSLER 308 BULLETS (150 180GR & 200 110GR).
$110.
150 Nosler 308 182gr eTips. Solid copper alloy projectiles on par with Barnes but without the excessive fouling. Check out the videos on Nosler's site or elsewhere. These bullets give you AMAZINGLY HIGH Ballistic Coefficients, flat trajectories, and superior downrange energy. These are factory seconds (182 gr vice 180 gr). Generally, load like 180gr Barnes with the appropriate caveats (start with minimum loads and work up). 180gr eTips at Midway are $40+/50 $80
200 Nosler 308 110gr Varmageddon bullets. Perfect for your 300 Blackout, or for light / varmint rounds for your 30-06 / 308. Similar (nearly identical?) to the Hornady V-Max that Hornady uses in its supersonic rounds. Designed to fragment on impact at higher velocities (and shred the innards of Mr. Wiley E. Coyote), at the lower velocities of the Blackout (1900fps vice 3000fps), I strongly suspect that these will act much like the V-Max and offer more of a controlled expansion out to practical Blackout ranges (maybe 200 yards?). I have not been able to test that hypothesis yet (I'm shifting to 125gr Ballistic Tips after I run out of 110gr Barnes Black Tips), but given how almost identicle to the V-Max this bullet is, I have a hard time seeing it act much differently. These are usually about $30/box or so + shipping. Both are included in the lot price, or here for $55
OPTICS.
$75.
Here's your chance to outfit 2-3 budget builds with one fell swoop!.
Tasco Bucksight 3-9x50 scope. Nice bright 50mm optic without breaking the bank! I've read positive reviews of these. No, it won't compare favorably to a Leupold VX-2, or a $300-500 scope, but it WILL outshine just about anything in its class. And while the 50mm objective lens IS a bit heavier, it likely makes the scope competitive with 40mm objective lens scopes in the $150-200 range. Has a limited lifetime warranty. $50
Fieldsport Red/Green Dot Sight. Same size/shape as the Bushnell TRS-25. I ended up with at least two of these--a red/green and just a red dot sight (may have a third kicking around somewhere too). These red dots are solid, work well, and get great reviews on Amazon and elsewhere. Though the coatings aren't as high-quality as Bushnell's, they seem to work about the same (I also have a TRS-25 mounted to one of my handguns for comparison). Apparently, it's not too hard to make these sights well. Bushnell, Primary Arms, and these seem all to come out of the same factory at some point along the way (though the glass or at least the coatings are better on the former two). I have the red dot on a bumpfire set up and figured I might as well put the other one up. It's not been mounted to any of my rifles, though in testing it's function, I accidentally left the sight on. Remind me, and I will not only throw in a fresh battery but throw another in the box for fun (but please remind me). $25
AR Fixed Target Sight. Nice solid target sight for an AR 15 (or 10, I suppose). Set up at the right height to co-witness with most red dots on a riser. Perfect to pair up with your front gas block AR sight or any rail-mounted options. Solid with easy adjustment.This is a solid piece of equipment, virtually identical to the UGT$20
POUCHES.
$55.
2 x London Bridge Trading Company ACU admin pouches. Anyone who knows LBT knows they are top-of-the-line, quality US-made gear, made by warfighters for warfighters (and anyone else that appreciates gear you can trust your life to). These Admin Pouches are no different. Perfect for a chest rig, pack, or any place where you might want a little more organization in your life. These WERE $50 a piece, but if I have no need for them, why hang on to them? $25 EACH
BLACKHAWK! S.T.R.I.K.E. SAW Pouch (OD Green). SOLID pouches! I bought a ton of these at one point for extra storage on my rifle packs (I can usually fit about three boxes of rifle ammo per (depending on caliber and packaging), my backpack, and for organizing small gear (electronics, cables, medications, etc) for when I travel (They'd be good for use with your SAW too, if you had one ). They have a snap down elastic cover across the top with a slit in it to keep everything in until you want to bring it out. The snaps are tight, though I often leave half the snaps off for easier access--the velcro keeps everything secure. $25
).First unequivocal "I'll take it" followed by an email and/or PM gets it (not an "I'll take it" then emailing me a low ball offer). Please only post "I'll take it" here, and keep all questions, comments, and jokes private--email or PM.
I'll be listing locally and elsewhere, since I am trying to raise money ASAP for a limited run on barrels for a wildcat I'm building. For some weird reason, I am not getting notifications of any posts to my threads or my PMs, so please hit me with an email as well, just to be sure. Can't ship optics overseas--don't ask, it's illegal, even though they may have been made overseas. Please keep all comments, questions, offers, and anything aside from "I'll take it" relegated to an email or PM. Prices all include PayPal and shipping (happy to take a PMO too if you prefer). Not interested in trades. Unless otherwise noted, EVERYTHING IS NEW AND UNUSED!
Fair warning--I am working crazy stupid hours lately. I may not reply to your email / PM until late at night or sometime the next morning. May also take a day or two for me to ship. I am committed to getting you the gear you need as fast as I can, but for anyone that's had to work crazy hours on a few hours sleep every night, I hope you'll understand if my communications and shipping are a little slower than normal. Thanks for looking!
Oh, and for every lot purchased, I will throw in some sort of freebie IF you remind me to. Don't be shy! I am just brain dead and mentally fried these days. I will do my best to remember, but if you want the free stuff, please ask for it
AR PARTS LOT.
$120
Blackhawk! Knoxx stock and overmolded pistol grip. I pulled these off of a lower I got from PSA--no packaging, but I didn't take them out of the house. $35
Seekin FDE Billet Trigger Guard. New in packaging--requires a rear roll pin. If you need one, I might have an extra $25
Overmolded Sniper Grip With Hand Rest Shelf. Bought this for a project, but went a different route. Overmolded rubber with nice palm-swells and a solid shelf. Similar to an Ergo grip (which I used instead of this one), but not made by them. $35
Guntec Black 13 Slot Keymod Rail Section. Perfect for your keymod handguard, and reasonably priced for an American-made rail segment!$18
Angled Low-Profile Rail-Mounted Sling Attachment Point. I may have mounted this to see if it worked, though I think it is just an extra one I bought. NOT the Magpul branded one, but similar $10
Wildmountain USA Angled Oversize Trigger Guard. Solid trigger guard with screws. $12
Palmetto State Armory Milspec Fire Control Group. I'm gonna call it "lightly used" (I THINK it may have come out of a new lower that I dry fired a few times, but if it came out of one I used, it was well under 100 rounds before I swapped it out). Does NOT have the pins, but those are a couple bucks on eBay if you need them. Great for a new build or for the parts bin $20
FOUR PAIR BRAND NEW DOCKERS--SIZE 38 WAIST (Length=2x30, 2x32).
$80.
I've got four brand new pairs of genuine Dockers "Broken In Khakis" (Straight Style) still with the price tags on ($58 each). I have no delusions that these will fit me any time soon, so I figure someone else may as well enjoy them. Looking on Amazon, these seem to be running about $28-40 for these sizes/colors if you've got Prime, so I figure I'll knock these down to something even cheaper! The 30 length are blue/gray and khaki/tan and the 32 length are khaki/tan and darker brown $25 EACH
350 NOSLER 308 BULLETS (150 180GR & 200 110GR).
$110.
150 Nosler 308 182gr eTips. Solid copper alloy projectiles on par with Barnes but without the excessive fouling. Check out the videos on Nosler's site or elsewhere. These bullets give you AMAZINGLY HIGH Ballistic Coefficients, flat trajectories, and superior downrange energy. These are factory seconds (182 gr vice 180 gr). Generally, load like 180gr Barnes with the appropriate caveats (start with minimum loads and work up). 180gr eTips at Midway are $40+/50 $80
200 Nosler 308 110gr Varmageddon bullets. Perfect for your 300 Blackout, or for light / varmint rounds for your 30-06 / 308. Similar (nearly identical?) to the Hornady V-Max that Hornady uses in its supersonic rounds. Designed to fragment on impact at higher velocities (and shred the innards of Mr. Wiley E. Coyote), at the lower velocities of the Blackout (1900fps vice 3000fps), I strongly suspect that these will act much like the V-Max and offer more of a controlled expansion out to practical Blackout ranges (maybe 200 yards?). I have not been able to test that hypothesis yet (I'm shifting to 125gr Ballistic Tips after I run out of 110gr Barnes Black Tips), but given how almost identicle to the V-Max this bullet is, I have a hard time seeing it act much differently. These are usually about $30/box or so + shipping. Both are included in the lot price, or here for $55
OPTICS.
$75.
Here's your chance to outfit 2-3 budget builds with one fell swoop!.
Tasco Bucksight 3-9x50 scope. Nice bright 50mm optic without breaking the bank! I've read positive reviews of these. No, it won't compare favorably to a Leupold VX-2, or a $300-500 scope, but it WILL outshine just about anything in its class. And while the 50mm objective lens IS a bit heavier, it likely makes the scope competitive with 40mm objective lens scopes in the $150-200 range. Has a limited lifetime warranty. $50
Fieldsport Red/Green Dot Sight. Same size/shape as the Bushnell TRS-25. I ended up with at least two of these--a red/green and just a red dot sight (may have a third kicking around somewhere too). These red dots are solid, work well, and get great reviews on Amazon and elsewhere. Though the coatings aren't as high-quality as Bushnell's, they seem to work about the same (I also have a TRS-25 mounted to one of my handguns for comparison). Apparently, it's not too hard to make these sights well. Bushnell, Primary Arms, and these seem all to come out of the same factory at some point along the way (though the glass or at least the coatings are better on the former two). I have the red dot on a bumpfire set up and figured I might as well put the other one up. It's not been mounted to any of my rifles, though in testing it's function, I accidentally left the sight on. Remind me, and I will not only throw in a fresh battery but throw another in the box for fun (but please remind me). $25
AR Fixed Target Sight. Nice solid target sight for an AR 15 (or 10, I suppose). Set up at the right height to co-witness with most red dots on a riser. Perfect to pair up with your front gas block AR sight or any rail-mounted options. Solid with easy adjustment.This is a solid piece of equipment, virtually identical to the UGT$20
POUCHES.
$55.
2 x London Bridge Trading Company ACU admin pouches. Anyone who knows LBT knows they are top-of-the-line, quality US-made gear, made by warfighters for warfighters (and anyone else that appreciates gear you can trust your life to). These Admin Pouches are no different. Perfect for a chest rig, pack, or any place where you might want a little more organization in your life. These WERE $50 a piece, but if I have no need for them, why hang on to them? $25 EACH
BLACKHAWK! S.T.R.I.K.E. SAW Pouch (OD Green). SOLID pouches! I bought a ton of these at one point for extra storage on my rifle packs (I can usually fit about three boxes of rifle ammo per (depending on caliber and packaging), my backpack, and for organizing small gear (electronics, cables, medications, etc) for when I travel (They'd be good for use with your SAW too, if you had one
). They have a snap down elastic cover across the top with a slit in it to keep everything in until you want to bring it out. The snaps are tight, though I often leave half the snaps off for easier access--the velcro keeps everything secure. $25
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