Few Bits for sale (AICS, USMC)

Hartman

Accuracy international chassis system for Remington 700 short action. Painted in Duracoat coyote tan.

€600







Rifle not included!

United States Marine Corps Improvised Load Bearing Equipment pack

Genuine Item and has been issued.





Full Spec is available on www.ilbepack.com

€300



Brand new condition Exelon NV Monocular + mount and 100mw IR illuminator. The monocular has been used for less that 3 hours in total and is in perfect brand new condition - lenses have no marks, scratches or any types of blemishes. Legal to own and use in Ireland. One of the better Gen1 units.
http://www.opticsplanet.net/yukon-ex...r-yk24101.html
http://www.opticsplanet.net/yukon-ir-flashlight.html





€300

patsat

Pm sent

Sparks

Please note, you will need a letter from your super for the NV monocular if you keep the rifle mount.

Using the monocular in the hand requires no licence to buy or use, but the moment you can mount it to your rifle, it becomes a firearm itself under the Act and you need permission to use it. Usually that comes in the form of a letter from the Super rather than a seperate licence.

Also, please read this part of the forum charter:

Sparks wrote: »

Folks,
Since this has come up several times in the last few days, please note that when some items are advertised, a mod may point out that permission from the local superintendent is required for the buyer to legally take possession of them.
This does not mean that the seller is engaging in an illegal act.
It does not mean that the buyer is engaging in an illegal act.
It does not mean that the item is illegal.
It is simply due diligence on the part of the moderators to remind potential buyers (where it might be forgotten) that some items cannot be sold across the counter as commodities.

Getting into an argument over this isn't required or appreciated.

The following items do require your local superintendent's permission before taking possession of same:

• Silencers / Sound moderators
• Night Vision Scopes (but not Night Vision equipment that's not designed to fit to a rifle, such as night vision binoculars)
• Laser sights (but not laser boresights)

Hartman

Sparks wrote: »

Please note, you will need a letter from your super for the NV monocular if you keep the rifle mount.

Using the monocular in the hand requires no licence to buy or use, but the moment you can mount it to your rifle, it becomes a firearm itself under the Act and you need permission to use it. Usually that comes in the form of a letter from the Super rather than a seperate licence.

Also, please read this part of the forum charter:

The mount is to attach the NV unit to the IR Illuminator.......

No need to bother the Super in this case

Sparks

If neither can be mounted to a rifle, then all's well.

bunny shooter

Sparks wrote: »

If neither can be mounted to a rifle, then all's well.

Can an IR illuminator not be mounted to a rifle either?

Sparks

Not if there's an NV monocular attached to it at the time...

patsat

Which model AICS is it??

Hartman

patsat wrote: »

Which model AICS is it??

Its a 1.5 Please also note that if you were to remove the duracoat paint the original colour is MOD Flat Dark Earth (FDE)

patsat

Hartman wrote: »

Its a 1.5 Please also note that if you were to remove the duracoat paint the original colour is MOD Flat Dark Earth (FDE)

See you on Saturday so!:D

Hartman

AICS SOLD.......

Hartman

NV and pack still for sale

Hartman

open to trades on pack or NV what you got