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    Unsealed powder

    I know this is not the normal current thinking, but I am old enough to remember when Hodgdon started out in business by buying surplus WWII military powder like 4895 and 4831 and selling it in bulk. heck, I still have and use some WWII surplus 4831 that works the same way it did when I first bought it 50 years ago from Jensen's in Tucson. I don't load near as much anymore, but I still have some quite old metal cans of IMR powders like 4064, 4320, 4350 etc. that were first used a decade or more ago and closed with the metal cap screwed back on tight and it still works just fine. Just to let you get an idea of how old some of this powder is, the surplus 4831 was about 50 cents per pound. Some of the old IMR cans still have price tags of $2-$3 on them.
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    Barrel Replacement with Factory Barrel - Headspace?

    All the factory barrels have a slot for the rear sight, not holes like Remington. Also the barrels are slotted at the receiver for the extractor on a controlled round feed action like the pre-64s. Then there is the "writing" on the barrel that needs to be in the correct position on the left side. Hence the question about how likely is headspace to be correct by just screwing the barrel in to the original factory rotation when it is going into a different action than it came from the factory in. Thanks.
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    SOLD Weatherby

    Geez, give him a break and let him make a bit.
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    Mauser Wood Stock

    Sent you a PM. Nice offer. Where are you located?
  5. I have two boxes of Hornady 160g FTX LEVERevoution 30-30 ammunition that I won't be shooting. $60 FTF near Shea and the 51 in Phoenix. I think that's about the store price so if you don't need it soon, just wait until they have it. Perhaps somebody has a hunt coming up and needs it. Thanks guys.
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    WTB 25-20 Winchester Ammo/Cases

    I've never tried it, but .218 Bee is also the same case. It might be easier to run a .257 expander ball thru the .224 neck rather than reducing .32 to .25?????
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    WTS 22 long rifle Thunderbolt 500 rnd boxes

    Get out the Vasoline....
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    FYI Cabelas has alot of ammo

    Shelves mostly bare now. No 9mm. Guy said it all went in the first hour.
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    FYI Cabelas has alot of ammo

    Did you notice the 9mm prices? It's way across town for me.
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    .257 Wby Magnum Vanguard - NIB $400.

    I always wanted a .257 Wby Mag. Bought this new from Sportsmans almost 10 years ago and before I ever shot it, my buddy passed away and left me his custom .257 Wby. I think it's been out of the box once to look at it. I'm in N. Phx. Sorry, but the price is firm. Must be at least 21, AZ resident and not a prohibited possessor. We can exchange receipt and bill of sale.
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    .257 Wby Magnum Vanguard - NIB $400.

    Sold pending funds. Thanks guys.
  12. 40-year-AZ-hunter

    WTB Reloading Press

    Withdrawn
  13. 40-year-AZ-hunter

    Remington 700ADL (1962) 30-06 $350 -SOLD

    SOLD
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    Remington 700ADL (1962) 30-06 $350 -SOLD

    Remington 700 30-06 from Dec 1962. 20" barrel. I've owned for decades and not shot it for over 30 years. Very low round count. Never sent to Remington for trigger issues. Original except for wood cutout for receiver sight. No rear open sight. Has Weaver bases. Located in N. Phx. Sale FTF to AZ resident with bill of sale and receipt exchanged.
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    Replacement Leica spotting scope eye piece cover

    Have you tried Leica? Years ago I called needing a cover (cant remember if it was objective lens or eyepiece) for a Televid 77 that I bought used at Outdoorsmans and they sent me one gratis. They are generally pretty good. I have many Leica products. They are currently repairing a set of binos under the Passport warranty even tho I am not the original owner (which is what the written warranty specifies).
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    WTB 30-30 WINCHESTER MODEL 94

    Wow, I'm old, have had AZ driver's license for MANY YEARS without SS#. IF your AZ license has SS# you should get a new license.
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    WTB 30-30 WINCHESTER MODEL 94

    Reasonable, in fact prudent for seller and buyer to see each other's IDs to verify that both are residents of AZ if the private sale is in AZ and is to be legal.
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    Smith & Wesson 44mag sold

    He said he bought it here and HE never fired it. He did not say it had never been fired.
  19. 40-year-AZ-hunter

    WTB 150gr Federal Soft Point .270 win Ammo

    You might want to make it clearer that you are only looking for Federal at this time. The posting sounds like you would prefer that but want generic 150 gr.
  20. 40-year-AZ-hunter

    WTB 150gr Federal Soft Point .270 win Ammo

    Dang, is even .270 getting hard to find? Anyway I have 18 Winchester 150 Power Point and 11 Remington 150 CoreLokt, but I'm in Flagstaff. If you reload, I also have Winchester 150 Power Pt bullets and Speer 150 soft pts.
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    delete

    Just curious which underlying carrier you use. Verizon perhaps? My understanding is that the booster, as it's name implies, will "boost" a weak signal but can't create signal where none is present. I've been all over the strip and found very limited cell service with or without a booster with my carrier (not Verizon).
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    Lieca Duovids

    Thank you Josh!!! You are great. Look forward to meeting you in person for a cup of coffee or whatever!
  23. 40-year-AZ-hunter

    WTS custom deer rifle and accessories $500

    You guys look at the pictures in the ad? It shows a bag of new .264Win Mag brass.
  24. 40-year-AZ-hunter

    WTB 357 ammo

    Sent you a PM
  25. 40-year-AZ-hunter

    FYI: Clearance prices on hunting rifles at Wally Land

    Well, I for one appreciate guys like Boarman who are willing to share a good deal rather than simply keeping it to themselves.
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