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A Shilen DGR action or a rem. 700, greybull stock, #4 barrel, VX 111 LR/ 4.5X14X50/MOA or Sightron 6x20x50 FFP/MOA. Caliber, 280 AI or 7mm rem. mag.

Very nice bull.Did you use your 308 win?

Excellent price! Davis tents are also very well made.

I layer my clothing, a lite set of thermals, pants that dry quickly (micro-tec) I also use a heavier wind proof pair of pants, that are not insulated for really cold late season Colorado hunts , wool socks, insulated gore-Tex boots , gaiters are a MUST have for bad weather even when there is nothing but heavy dew at the end of the day your pants are dry, on top a mid weight thermal, a micro-tec shirt maybe a quick dry long sleeve shirt under the heavy shirt, and a 300 gram vest, I have a lighter vest when its not so cold out, two pairs of gloves and the outer most layer MT-50 rain gear, and good hat of your choice, or two. It may be 60 today and 10 degrees and snowing in the morning or worse.

When I was younger and hunting in a premium unit I had left my truck and headed straight up the mountain and across a scree field to a remote basin that always holds good bucks. I was about 250 yards from the dirt road, and hear a women shout BIG BUCK as turn to look in her direction she has her rifle pointed right at me, and her husband/boyfriend is yelling at the top of his lungs NO! This country is wide open sage and I have no where to go as the sage is very short in this very spot. I dont see any deer and drop to the ground firing my rifle into the hillside, I could hear her husband screaming at her and ripped that rifle right out of her hands. There was no deer anywhere to seen. I wear orange when rifle hunting and so do my children. As far as being seen do you really think your hiding from a guy behind a quality pair of binoculars? Or deer seeing you, take a look at Colorado's buck harvest every year. Or stop by a local taxidermist shop in Colorado.

Well done!

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I have a Savage 116 SS Stagger feed, flat back, long action, small shank with a SSS Competition trigger installed, bolt head is MAG. there is a standard bolt head included with the action. I also replaced the firing pin spring with a WOLF Power spring. $425.00 Shipped North-land Barrel nut and lug $25.00 each, only to be sold after the action.

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FOR SALE 116 SS 3006 SPR. FACTORY S porter, nut and lug. A few scuffs good cond. rd count unknown. $50.00 shipped, $35.00 FTF. ​Simmons 3 x 9 x 50 duplex, its a take off from the savage rifle. $15.00 FTF Savage Black Syn. factory Stock, Stagger feed, not a scratch, as new $35 shipped ***SOLD***

These guys are top notch http://www.phoenixcustomrifles.com +++1 for Phoenix Custom Rifles

Action, barrel nut and lug are ***SPF***

I have a Savage 116 SS Stagger feed long action with a SSS Competition trigger installed and an extra MAG. bolt head (PTG) The factory MAG. bolt head is installed. ***$400.00*** I also replaced the firing pin spring with a WOLF Power spring. The triggers are 104 new. North-land Barrel nut and lug $25.00 each B&C Medalist stock green for a Savage stagger feed 110/116 barrel channel is for a #4 barrel $225.00 ***SOLD*** Every thing listed is in excellent cond. the stock has only been to the range once. The action has seen very little use.

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The action is still for sale! If you rate Savage triggers in order of excellence: 1) Rifle Ba six SAV-2 2) Sharp shooters Competition trigger 3) Timney/Rifle Basix SAV-1

You can donate the tag to youths with a terminal illness. http://www.huntofalifetime.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=34:hunt-of-a-lifetime-making-wishes-come-true-for-terminally-ill-children&catid=14:articles&Itemid=16

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Someone must need a good Savage SS action?

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Two pounds of Retumbo, $35 each ***SOLD*** 100 6.5 140 gr. VLD HUNTING $50.00 ***SOLD**

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