Big or Bust

Reduced to $1500...

Habimap if your friend....

Barrel is stainless underneath...

Just don't support anti-gun BS. Thanks. Lots of tire kickers...

Sold....

I have never mounted this scope but purchased it used last year. Sightron SIII 6-24x50 Scope. Has some ring marks going through finish on bottom of tube, they have been touched up with a sharpie and you can hardly see where this occurred. Scope is in excellent condition. Fine Crosshair with Dot Reticle, side focus , 1/4" MOA clicks, glass is pristine. $550 shipped. No box or papers. First I'll take it gets it. Photo can be mailed or texted if you PM me. Photobucket not responding at this time. Thanks - In the Tucson area but will ship.

Figured a loony like you Lance may like it...grin... No CC accepted though. I'll look at trades plus cash on either end for 12x50 binoculars; swaro, leica, or meopta only OR flyweight to lightweight rifles in 6.5 mm or 7mm only. Rifles need to be no more than 5.5 pounds bare.

Tried to tell you...grin...

Trust me, don't trust the folks at Walmart. Idiots putting it mildly..

Tell the local store which day you want it to start.

Think that's a last years buck. Brad Faulk.

Absolutely.

If you can, I'd shoot groups at that distance from the onset. Shotting at 100 yards in my opinion is pretty close to a waste of time and components.

M1 way better in all ways. A CDS can be in 1/4" MOA as well. I have 3.

Tikka t3 or the superlight. 16 ounce scope and rings will get you at 7 lbs all up on nose or a bit less. I'd run a 7-08 though, which we do...

Checked your scope mounts? Lots of issues arise here...

I have for sale a Foxpro CS-24 caller for sale. The caller is approximately 7 years old but still works like a champ. This is the top of the line for Foxpro but I believe a couple of newer versions have come out since. The newest version of the CS-24 retails for over $600. It is just too much caller for me and I just do not have the time anymore to do much calling. This caller has 168 sounds on it currently and has much more room for sounds to be added. Sounds range from prey in distress of all kinds, to coyote vocalizations to crows. The sound quality is extremely excellent and the remote has a good range. The caller has literally killed hundreds of coyotes, fox, and cats. A couple of years ago I had to rewire one of the wires from the caller to the battery box and it doing to snipped open thefabric of the battery carrier a bit so it was easier to take out and charge the batteries (in picture). I have had zero issues electrically with it since as it was a very simple reconnect. Caller does have some paint missing in areas simply from being carried and field and used but is still in excellent shape. The caller comes with the owners manual, the USB cable, the caller, the remote, and a carry bag for in the field. Price is $250. I am in the Tucson area.

Grin... No skin off my back hoss. You enjoy your day now...

If it was an auction I would have stated so. A price was stated. It was sleazy...

Trying to buy it out from someone for more than the asking price to test my honesty? Pretty sleazy.... Caller has been sold for the asking price.

Caller is sold pending funds.

Caller still available. Lots of low ballers and tire kickers...

I do olmos occasionally.

Ideas on amount of weight it could handle on it?

Oh I believe you. I'm a handloader too and as you mention, it takes a lot of stuff to align for a true half inch rifle, let alone 5 of them. I was simply curious if they were one time 3 shot groups or 5 shot groups at extended range, etc. as I'm interested in a rifle and was curious to your definition of a half inch rifle. Good luck with sale.