Cell4soul

This is sold pending funds

Great rifle. You’d be hard pressed to find a better shooting rifle for this price.

Kimber is still available

This scope did not sell. It has a blemish on the glass, inside the tube. The blemish is not near the reticle and has no effect on the sight picture. That said, I am going to keep the scope nd send it in to Leupold to be fixed.

Thanks. I love this pistol, the trigger is amazing.

I possibly will, but I don’t want to be left with a few items that will then be useless. I am going to try to sell as a complete set first, I’ll let you and others know if I decide to break up.

Sold pending payment

7 shot

it is a 686-6.

East Mesa

I am not sure, so I am going to have to say no.

Still available. This is a solid, lightweight pack rifle that shoots.

This is sold....I will repost if the sale falls through.

I am located in East Mesa. This rifle is a shooter. I have repeated those groups numerous times. The group above is a 200 yard group, so this rifle shoots consistent 1/4 MOA groups. I will include more than 200 pcs of brass and whatever loaded ammo I have for the rifle (I think I have 20+ rounds). I will also include whatever 6.5mm projectiles that I have.

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I am not in a position where I need to sell things to make ends meet. I have just decided to downsize my house and life and start really putting away for retirement. I am keeping some select firearms and have reloaded a bunch of ammo for the rifles. I have several friends with reloading equipment as well. So, selling the firearms and reloading equipment to downsize my life. Thanks for any interest in the equipment. Also, as stated in the initial post, I am not looking to separate the reloading equipment. If I don’t sell everything, then the items that don’t sell are useless; so, this is all or nothing.

I use a Hilleberg Soulo. It is heavy for its size, but also bomb proof and 4 season. I do a lot of my hunting in Wyoming and feel the weight sacrifice was worth the tent construction. I’ll eventually get a lighter tent for trips I know that weather will cooperate. For a lightweight tent I will be looking really hard at the Tarptent Notch LI.

I’ve got one in .300 WSM I picked up through the classifieds on this website. I picked it up for $1,100 with 75 pieces of new Nosler brass and Redding dies, so I couldn’t pass up on the deal. Figured if I couldn’t get it to shoot, I’d put a new barrel on it and have light weight stock, action and decent trigger for a rifle build. I did a little load work before life got busy and I had to put things on hold. I found a couple loads that shot sub MOA, with the best being a load with the 200 ELDX. The load went sub .75 MOA and was only a seating depth test with a mid charge weight using H4350. 6 shots were basically touching. The rifle seemed to like the loads further OAL, but I would have to check my load data for how far off. I never messed with charge weight before I stopped development. So, I think you can get one to shoot. As was already stated, that light of a rifle is gonna be really finicky and enhance all shooter errors. I am really considering swapping the barrel anyways, even though I know I can get it to shoot. For some reason, I really want to build a .270 WSM throated to shoot the Berger 170 EOL’s. I think I could push them close to 3,000 fps with a BC close to .700.

Time to start reloading. Your velocity spread is huge with either of those factory ammo and the further you shoot the more it will affect you.

2 of my hunting buddies in Wyoming just bought these units. With no adjustments to BC or muzzle velocity in the app they are holding sub-MOA to 700 yards. I think this technology will be a game changer and other companies will soon follow suit. I will probably give the system a little more time and wait for a scope on the 3-15 magnification Range, which I am sure will be out in 2019.

Congrats. Just made it back from Wyoming myself. No buck tags, but I do have 3 points built up, so I should be guaranteed a buck tag next year. I had 2 doe tags. Killed one at 360 yards and the other at 578 yards. I was hunting unit 73 and this year was more difficult than year’s past due to rain making bentonite dirt roads impassable and significantly shrinking the accesible Hunting areas. Nice buck.

I have the same pistol with the 4”barrel. I love the pistol, shoots great. I just had it out shooting some of the Buffalo Bore 180 grain bullets, good times. Free bump for ya!