At the request of our readers, we provide select “Deals of the Week”. Every Sunday afternoon or Monday morning we offer our Best Bargain selections. Here are some of the best deals on firearms, hardware, reloading components, optics, and shooting accessories. Be aware that sale prices are subject to change, and once clearance inventory is sold, it’s gone for good. You snooze you lose.

NOTE: All listed products are for sale to persons 18 years of age or older. No products are intended for use by minors.

1. EuroOptic — GRS Riflestocks up to 43% Off

⏺️ » Amazing discount prices on modern, ergonomic stocks

If you need a modern ergonomic stock for hunting, varmint shooting, or tactical competitions, here’s your chance to get premium GRS stocks at big savings. Crafted in Hornindal, Norway, these GRS stocks have very comfortable grips, mate well with rear bags, and have tailored inletting for specific action types. There are both laminated wood and fiberglass models offered, plus designs with metal M-LOK fore-ends for PRS/NRL. Right now EuroOptic is running a super sale on GRS stocks with most discounted 30%. In addition, some GRS close-out model stocks are discounted a whopping 43%.

2. Natchez — LEE Reloading Products Sale with Major Discounts

⏺️ » Great sale on presses, dies, accessories and more

Natchez is running a major sale on LEE reloading products — various press kits, dies, powder measures, priming systems, and much more. Over 1000 products are on sale. For a limited time you get LEE Products at significant discounts. This is a good opportunity if you need dies, a reloading press, or complete reloading kit with press, scale, powder measure, and priming tool.

3. Midsouth — Winchester 5.56mm 55gr M193, 1000 rds $424.49

⏺️ » Great price on good ammo for ARs and service rifles

Here’s a great deal for AR owners. Midsouth offers 1000 rounds of Winchester 5.56mm M193 Lake City ammo for just $424.49. That works out to just 42.5 cents per round. This ammo is loaded with 55gr FMJ bullets — good for defense as well as target shooting. Winchester White Box ammo is very reliable and offers great “bang for the buck”. This is a good low-cost ammo choice for service rifle training.

4. Graf & Sons — Unis GINEX Primer Sale, $222.30 for 5000

⏺️ » Save 50% on primer costs with good, reliable Unis-Ginex primers

Primer prices are finally starting to moderate as primer production has increased. But some primer types, such as large rifle, are still not widely available at reasonable prices. But there’s good news — Graf’s has obtained a large inventory of Unis GINEX primers in most popular sizes, all offered at significant discounts. These Unis GINEX primers typically run $222.30 for 5000, which works out to just $44.46/1000, a great deal. This is a fine time to stock up before things change again.

5. Amazon — RCBS Auto Priming Tool, $129.99

⏺️ » Handy reliable tool with vertical primer stack tubes

If you’re tired of priming brass with hand tools consider the RCBS Automatic Bench Priming Tool (#ad). It is fast and very consistent, and its single-stage lever system provides good seating “feel”. Primers feed through the auto primer feed tube one by one, preventing potential contamination by oily fingers. You can seat both small and large primers with this bench tool — Two primer rod assemblies and two primer feed tubes are included.

6. Amazon — High Grade Bullet & Headspace Comparator, $45.00

⏺️ » Good product with precise bushings

How would you like an all-in-one bullet, brass, and loaded round comparator kit for an affordable low price? The High Grade Bullet & Headspace Comparator Set (#ad) by Derraco Engineering costs $45.00. This tool features a screw-on stainless steel bushing system that provides better concentricity and consistency than most comparators. High-grade CNC machining ensures precise dimensions. The color-coded bushings make it easy to identify caliber size. These bushings have a ceramic-like Type II hard anodic coating for durability.

7. Palmetto SA — Beretta Model 84 BB .380 ACP Pistol, $299.99

⏺️ » Good, handsome, metal carry pistol at bargain price

Every gun collector eventually may want a nice Italian pistol. Used by Italian “Polizia”, the Beretta 84 is compact, reliable, and nicely crafted. Right now Palmetto State Armory offers police trade-in Beretta Model 84 Pistols for the low price of $299.99. These pistols are chambered for the .380 ACP cartridge and come with one 13-rd magazine.

8. EuroOptic — MDT Send-It Level, $163.99

⏺️ » Smart device that signals when rifle is level for shot

The Send iT MV3 Electronic Level lets you rapidly and precisely level your rifle for more accurate long-range shooting. The Send iT MV3 overcomes the shortcomings of traditional spirit levels, which forced the shooter to look away from the target and wait for the bubble to move. Instead of a bubble, the Send iT MV3 uses five LEDs to determine the cant/angle of the rifle. When the green middle light appears you know your rifle is perfectly level. When the blue or red LEDs appear, that indicates the rifle needs to be adjusted.

9. Amazon — Pelican 40″ Vault Case, $169.95

⏺️ » Strong impact-resistant case good for air travel

Looking for a crushproof, high-impact multi-purpose case? Consider the Pelican 40″ Vault Case (#ad). It features heavy duty handles, push-button latches and stainless steel lock hasps. While only 40″ long, it works well if you remove your barreled action from the stock before traveling. Or it can hold a 16″-bbl AR or shotgun plus mags, binoculars and rangefinder. This TSA-compliant case offers strong construction. If you need a larger case, Amazon offers a 51″-long version for the same $169.95 price (#ad).

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New Jumbo .338 LM-sized Action and New KTS “Tactical” Stock
At SHOT Show 2013, Kelbly’s showcased a pair of impressive .338 Lapua Magnum rifles. One of these guns featured the beefy new .338 LM repeater action, fitted into Kelbly’s new KTS stock (top rifle in photo above). The KTS stock shares the long wheelbase of Kelbly’s popular 1000-yard benchrest stock. The particular KTS in the above photo features a 2.5″ rounded forearm, adjustable cheekpiece, and butthook cut-away on the bottom of the buttstock. Kelbly’s website states: “The Kelbly KTS stock is designed for long-range competition and tactical shooting. The KTS stock is based off of our 1M stock. It is available in right- or left-handed models. The KTS is extremely adaptable — we can install an adjustable cheek piece, a 3-way butt pad, a butt hook, or a beaver tail front end (2.5″ wide). The standard configuration is just like the 1M stock, the previously listed options must be requested.”

Personally, I found the wrist/grip shape on the KTS stock much more comfortable than the very fat, blocky grips found on some “tactical” stocks. If you are thinking about buying a McMillan or a Manners “tactical” stock, you should give this new Kelbly KTS consideration as well.

New 1-8x24mm FFP from March
What’s new from March this year? We didn’t see any new high-magnification scopes, but Kelbly’s rolled out an all-new March 1-8x24mm tactical scope. This First Focal Plane scope should be ideal for three-gun competition. The new March 1-8x24mm should also appeal to hunters who want a bright, compact scope with a true 1-power viewing option plus ranging capability.

Kelbly’s is now importing the beautifully-crafted GRS laminated stocks from Norway. Featuring an ergonomic grip, these GRS stocks come complete with adjustable cheekpiece and adjustable buttplate. For decades, Kelbly’s has been a respected source for quality fiberglass stocks. Now, as the GRS importer, Kelbly’s will offer some of the nicest laminated wood stocks on the market. Although final pricing has yet to be set, Kelbly’s expects GRS stocks to cost $600.00 to $700.00. We think this is competitive price range when you consider that GRS stocks come standard with adjustable hardware and no final clear-coating is needed.

Shown above is the Sporter/Varmint model, which comes in six colors. This design has a butt hook and the 6° grip angle for more comfortable hand positioning. As with other GRS stocks, the Sporter/Varmint model features quick, no-tools adjustability using a Speedlock system. Inlets are offered for Howa (SA, LA), Rem 700 (SA, LA), Sako (models 75, 85, L-579), and Tikka (models 55, 65, 595, 695, all T3 versions, including T3 RH, T3 LH, Varmint, Tactical).

Next, shown above, is the GRS Adjustable Hunting model which comes in four colors: Black, Brown, Green Mountain Camo, and Royal Jacaranda. The fore-end is comfortable when shooting without a rest and the grip angle is canted 6° to provide a more ergonomic hold. Inlets are offered for Howa 1500 (SA, LA), Rem 700 (SA, LA), Sako (models 75, 85, L-579), and Tikka (models 55, 65, 595, 695, all T3 versions, including T3 RH, T3 LH, Varmint, Tactical).

Last, but not least, is the GRS Long-Range Model, offered in six colors. This design is inspired by military sniper-type rifles. This stock is similar to the sporter/varmint model, but has a more pronounced butt hook with an integrated monopod with quick release and micro adjustment. The longer fore-end provides a better bipod platform and aids in balancing long, heavy barrels. Inlets are offered for Rem 700 (SA, LA, left/right), Rem 40X (single shot), Sako 75 (IV, V), Tikka T3 (Std, Varmint, Tactical).

Save $100 with Introductory Pricing This Month
For more information visit the GRS Stocks page on the TikkaShooters.com webstore. NOTE: Introductory pricing is available through May 31, 2012. The GRS Hunter and Sporter/Varmint stocks are currently priced at $697.00 fully inletted, including adjustable hardware. The Long-Range Model is currently priced at $897.00 fully inletted with adjustable hardware. Unless the intro pricing deal is extended, expect prices to increase $100.00 per model starting June 1, 2012.