Sapper811

This AR must go, reduced and a bargain !

BUMP ! REDUCED AND ADDED !

Ok if you can PM me your mobile i will give you a call, thanks

Thanks. Its a Gen 2

Hi, not sure on the Gen as its a good 5 years old ( but hardly used ) looks just like the one on SS website - will fit 20-21 inch barrel

Long story short is i have decided to leave the world of rifle shooting ( mainly CSR ) and pursue other interests that have been itching away for a while. If anyone wants / needs photos if they could PM me your mobile and i can text message some over. Thanks for looking Spikes Tactical straight pull AR15 .223 Wylde - Spikes Tactical Lower / DPMS upper with side charging conversion by Dave at Valkyrie / Match 2 stage trigger / Umbrella Corp grip / 18 inch Bartlein ( round count roughly 3500 ) with a genuine 15 inch Geissele NSX forend / Little 'B' brake again by Dave / Magpul PRS gen 2 stock. 4 No 30 rd mags and 3 No 20 rd gen 3 mags included - Rifle and mags all ceracoated two tone camo by Dave at Valkyrie. Also included a La Rue LT130 pic rail QD adaptor for bipod attachment along with a Sniper Systems 6-9 bipod. This has been a CSR workhorse over the years and is nigh on a perfect package - £1300 for everything - must have slot for .223 - FURTHER detailed photos can be messaged or emailed Thanks

The frames at Bisley are that which promotes growth and vigour. Full stop. Why ? Because income has been spent on other disciplines and range areas for years.

So maybe i was a little quick to shout out the other night against this thread. Constructive criticism for competition organisers is a good thing. there is only one way to get better and that is to learn, especially what people want. My experience is of organising small ish one day precision competitions at Diggle. Whilst being small a lot of work goes into organising, setting up and running the day. PRL looks and sounds great. I wish i had the time to enter and compete but alas there are only so many weekends in a year ! Cost. Cost will always be a factor. £150 or more entry is a sizeable chunk of cash and one would expect a certain level or organisation and professionalism throughout the event for the outlay. For me i have sat down and worked out the cost of competing in the PRL and it ran into the thousands ( this is factoring everything into it ) Prizes. Personally i shoot for fun, not for the chance of winning a prize. I disagree with the old ways of the top 3 winners getting prizes whilst everyone else gets nothing for their effort. To this end the precision competition that i organise a certain % of the entry fee goes into a prize fund for a raffle at the end of the day. If 30 people shoot, there are 30 raffle prizes ! Everyone takes something home. From AIM bags to Nerf guns ( yes, and the lucky chap was more than happy ) everyone gets something.

I don’t shoot PRL as my time is taken up with CSR every month at Diggle. However I am really quite shocked at this thread. I and a few select others organise, manage and run all CSR comps at Diggle. Near 30 individual competitions per year. And yes it is hard work but we love it. As far as I see it ONE man has had the time, energy and drive to get PRL started in the UK and what do you lot do ??? Discuss what’s wrong with it and how it can be changed !!FFS !! If you don’t like it get off your arse and sort something yourself ! Competitions happen because of the few who give their time to make it happen. If you don’t like it then take up something else !

A sad day and a great loss. Rest in peace Mark.

Colin I have some. Will email them over tomorrow 😎

You can order the Tri Trimmer ( as in the pic above ) direct from the company and the website. They are great at sending stuff over as long as the item is not classed as ITAR restricted as some of their products are. I have two of the trimmers and they are perfect for medium to large scale work

so there is !

What for ?

Posted photos of both before however a few changes have been made. I call them 'the quiet one' and 'the bitch' !

My Tikka so far T3 Tactical .223 6-24 Bushnell Ase compact