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Very close to the Sportsman at I17 and the 101.

I sent you a PM for the primers. To the OP nice rifle.

PM sent! I will take it if its still available.

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Bump for a good deal!

I will take it!

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The 150 or 160 gr. Partition, the 160 gr. works very well, or the TTSX.

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The barrel is still for sale. All other items have been sold.

SPF 1) $535.00 Shipped, 3006 SPR. Savage 116 action SS, has been trued by a gunsmith, the bolt, receiver threads, and receiver face are perfectly square. Per PCR. PTG Bolt Body. PTG Bolt Head, with SSS modified extractor and ejector kit installed. Timney trigger. Burris tactical steel bases, epoxy bedded, and thread locker used on the screws. 2) ***SPF***$40.00 Extra Magnum mag. box and follower. SPF 3) $ 32.00 SSS recoil lug .240 SS SPF 4) $32.00 NSS barrel nut SS 5) $265.00 Shipped, X-Caliber Stainless Steel, Match grade barrel, Chambered in 3006 SPR. Shilen # 3 Contour .630 at the muzzle, 24 in. 1/10 twist, 100 rounds fired. Shoots .76 to .79 with 168 gr. TTSX. haven't tried seating them closer than 50 thousand from lands. Shoots factory Remington core-lokt 180 gr. .95 in. 6) ***SPF*** $265.00 Bell & Carlson Medalist Stock Gray with black swirl. The stock is in perfect condition. For a long action stagger feed action. Professionally bedded.

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http://www.midwayusa.com/product/705932/hornady-interlock-bullets-30-caliber-308-diameter-165-grain-sst-boat-tail-box-of-100

Coleman 5000 watt generator for sale, I have owned it since it was brand new, it has only been used to power a tool and then shut off, it hasn't ever been left running continuously or stored with any gasoline left in the tank or fuel lines. I have the original paper work/receipt. $ 450.00 obo

Here are some! http://www.huntingtons.com/store/product.php?productid=19860

#2 has sold, the barrel is still for sale.

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The Bell & Carlson Medalist Stock is ***SPF***

I grew up in a very rural area, so we cut a lot of firewood. One summer my dad and his friend cut 300 cord of wood, I was the one who pulled, burned, split and stacked all the wood in our yard, I was 15 years old at the time. All they ever used were Stihl chainsaws, he never had any problems with them.

You would do well armed with a electronic caller and a ground blind, don't forget the fawn decoy.

2, 5, and 6 are still for sale.

I wear hunter orange on my rifle hunts even if its not required. When I was in my early 20s I drew a high country rifle tag, an old road used as a fire cut followed the base of the mountain which was about 3/4 of a mile up from the valley floor. I used this to access the remote basins above, I was about 400 yards above the fire break when I hear a woman screaming big buck, long story short I was the big buck, and lucky for me her husband was within a few feet of her and slapped the gun straight to the ground before she fired the rifle. Camo clothing dont help much on a rifle hunt anyway. Animals see movement before color.

With a 250 gr. Partition ^^^