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    WTS/WTT Burris AR-PEPR Cantilever Scope Mount 1"

    Yep, still available.
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    WTS Plan B style Muzzle Brakes + Suppressor Thread Adapters

    Yes, actually. I moved, and quit updating the thread, but all is available.
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    WTS CZ 1012 Semi-Auto Shotgun

    Up
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    Sold Bushnell TRS-26 Red Dot

    Price drop
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    WTS Plan B style Muzzle Brakes + Suppressor Thread Adapters

    Bump
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    WTS CZ 1012 Semi-Auto Shotgun

    Open to offers, and possible trades. I would be interested in a 22lr with threaded barrel
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    WTS CZ 1012 Semi-Auto Shotgun

    TTT
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    WTS Plan B style Muzzle Brakes + Suppressor Thread Adapters

    TTT
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    Sold Bushnell TRS-26 Red Dot

    Bump
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    WTS CZ 1012 Semi-Auto Shotgun

    Bump
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    Sold Bushnell TRS-26 Red Dot

    Bump
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    WTS Plan B style Muzzle Brakes + Suppressor Thread Adapters

    Bump
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    WTS CZ 1012 Semi-Auto Shotgun

    Bump
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    WTS Plan B style Muzzle Brakes + Suppressor Thread Adapters

    TTT
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    Sold Bushnell TRS-26 Red Dot

    TTT
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    WTS CZ 1012 Semi-Auto Shotgun

    TTT offers welcome
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    Howa Superlite 308win Field Evaluation

    I preferred the OEM trigger after cutting a coil from spring to reduce pull weight. It was a very good factory trigger. I think the Timney is acceptable, but nothing to rave about. However, I had to modify the safety lever as it was shaped for a short action footprint and wouldn't lock the bolt...
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    Howa Superlite 308win Field Evaluation

    My mini was fixed with a Timney. Sear never slips now.
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    Howa Superlite 308win Field Evaluation

    1) Pretty sure it's a fluke, not a feature. Probably fixed under warranty. 2) The Superlite is not a mini-action. It's a reduced-weight short-action. I think all their actions use the same trigger architecture.
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    Howa Superlite 308win Field Evaluation

    My Howa mini trigger did the same thing. What I discovered is that the sear slips with hard racking of the bolt, but there is a built-in safety mechanism that catches the sear so that the rifle does not slam fire. The leverage ratio changes, as does the sear position, so that it effectively...

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