Rare, collectible parts lot for trade or sale

I dont want this stuff anymore but i want to make sure it gets into good hands so i'm going to put it up for sale/trade,open to any offers and you can bundle anything together.<br><br><br><br>*1ipsc brass lower, extremely rare, the brass ones are hard to find now, this is one of 5 made, this weighed 9.9lbs, 4.5lbs of the brass is in the magwell, pic 1, $350 includes the NFAT lower parts kit installed and comes with a signed letter of authenticity from theipsc, $350, extremely difficult to make copies of this so as you can infer in the pic it's not 100% brass<br><br>*NFAT upper, pic 2 original owner has it since day one, these uppers are known for never coming up used, i have not used it and i don't have a round count on it but it was only taken to a bunch of shows for display, comes with a signed letter of authenticity from NFAT, these have my well over 2k, selling for $1200, don't worry about the streaks on the gold it's just dust.<br><br>*Rare scope, pic 3, petersen's scope, comes with its factory carry case, i've never seen another one used or even in person, it was an award for a level 1 match, I'm not sure but i assume there aren't too many of these around, selling for $600, not within the realm of sanity but you are the only one i see buying this.<br><br>*1980 Louisiana state match signed match cylinder, pic 4, 100% functional, original, no rust or damage, comes with a factroy cylinder bushing, I'm not sure much about the history of this but it has the names of those who signed on it for some event, I'd be interested in trading for your interesting paperweight if you want to make a fair offer for me and you.<br><br>*1ipsc steel lower, extremely rare, the steel ones are hard to get, this is one of 4 made, 9.5lbs, pic 5, $400 includes the NFAT lower parts kit installed and comes with a signed letter of authenticity from theipsc.<br><br>*2" 24lb steel barrel, pic 6, 26.5" overall length, i don't have a round count on it but it was only used at a couple of local shoots, never shot hot or dirty, it's still accurate for a steel barrel, i've shot 13" 300blḱ 1" groups at 100 yards with it, $175, i don't know much about the twist or profile but it looks to be a decent shape.<br><br>*1ipsc folding stock set, pic 7, installs with a hex key, comes with all of the fixings necessary to put it on a lower, only thing you need is the tube, $120, 2" wide at it's widest point, 2lbs 1oz, 3/4lbs of the weight is the rear pic rail.<br><br>*1970's within range wind deflector, pic 8, made of stainless steel, 2" narrower than the Louisiana state match deflector, works great, $80, comes with 2-1/2" barrel nut, 0.705" bore, 1.22" wide, 0.33oz, 5" long.<br><br>*Steel suppressor, pic 9, 9.3lbs, 16.5" overall length, 10-11" over a 1" barrel, 1.05" wide and 1.05" deep, mounting thread is 1" x 14 tpi, comes with 1" cylinder, 8 holes 1/16", this was used at a couple of local shoots and never shot dirty or hot, it has approx 250 rounds through it, very accurate and very quiet, this is listed as a part, it's functional and it was used as a tool for a sound test, i've never had an issue with it and it works great, it's just a little heavy, $130, pic 10 is a 270wsm shot with this, it's 2/3 of the way to the target.<br><br>*Blue stainless CZ75 mag, pic 11, 0.33oz, 0.35" wide, 2-1/2" tall, 8 holes, 2/32", comes with a stainless cylinder, 1/2" x 10tpi, never shot a round but used in a sound test, this is listed as a part, it's functional and it was used as a tool for sound testing, it's just a little heavy, $130, pic 12 is a 270wsm shot with this, it's 2/3 of the way to the target.<br><br>*Adjustable compensator, pic 13, comes with 4 ports, each is 0.05" wide and 0.15" long, the ports are 0.15" wide and 0.05" tall, the last 2 ports you can see in pic 14 are 0.03" wide and 0.12" long, this is just a dummy piece, it has never been used in a real live fire, it has never had a live round through it, it has only been used in a sound test on an air rifle, in this sound test pic 15, the rifle was fired 3 times with this compensator and 3 times without the compensator, the sound was measured with a sound meter, a meter on the ground 8' away, and a meter on the ground 24' away, the results were an increased sound of 12.4db at the 8' meter and an increased sound of 12.8db at the 24' meter, the rifle used was a 223, this compensator does not do any good, may as well just use one with 0.05" holes, selling for $70.<br><br>*Blue stainless CZ75 mag, pic 16, 0.33oz, 0.35" wide, 2-1/2" tall, 8 holes, 1/16", comes with a stainless cylinder, 1/2" x 10tpi, never shot a round but used in a sound test, this is listed as a part, it's functional and it was used as a tool for sound testing, it's just a little heavy, $130, pic 17 is a 270wsm shot with this, the scope rail is 8' away so there was a little boom at the end of the video.<br><br>pic 18 is for those with a sense of humor, you aren't going to believe what happened in this sound test, this is the NFAT scope and the NFAT upper, it's a 270wsm in a short mag length barrel, the scope was set on low mag and it was fired with no hearing protection outside of the scope, you can hear the ringing in the camera and you can see the scope ring move, pic 19 is a picture of it, it's functional and you can still use it but you can see the damage, pic 20 is a diagram of what happened, it's 100% functional but it's so heavy as you know so i'm selling it for $600 cause someday it'll be worth something.<br><br>pic 21 is a pistol length, 270wsm, 12.5" barrel as weighed on the scale in pic 22, pic 23 is a target shot with this barrel, pic 24 is a video of it, pic 25 is a diagram of it, it's so accurate as you can see in the pics, it's very accurate, selling for $400 but i'm only selling the barrel and the receiver, pic 26 is the price included in the trade within the realm of sanity, as you can infer in pic 27, this trade is going to be done in less than sanity, $1200.