Boarman03

Too pretty to hunt with. 😁

I have a couple of brand new Badlands, your choice + some cash. PM me and I will send pics. and info.

Great guy. He takes good care of his equipment.

And the apprehension of dealing with an out-of-state sale. Most on the site prefer a face-to-face sale, especially when dealing with higher monetary transactions. Nice looking equipment.

Nice! Best wishes.😁

I hope you find it. Best wishes.

I'm looking for a few Savage 93R 17 HMR magazines to go with our rifles. If you have any extras that you don't need and are willing to sell me, please let me know. Thank you.

Awesome job! Great ingenuity!👍

I'm looking for any of the .17 cal Center Fire caliber rifles. 17 Hornet, .17 Fireball, and .17 Rem. .17 Javelina, .17-222, .17 PPC, .17 Ackley Bee, .17 Jet, .17 Squirrel, .17 Tactical, .17-223, Etc. I just have a hankering to play with the various .17 cal Center Fire rounds. Please DM/PM me with you number so we may discuss what you have and how much you want for it. Thank you.

Thanks. I have a few varmint problems and those calibers fit the bill. I already have 17 HMRs but I would prefer center fires to rim fires, in part because of reloading.

Thought about it. I'll bet that is a canon.

I may be willing to trade an S&W SD9VE pistol.

PM sent.

Mileage? Appears to be a long bed, correct? Emissions?

Yeah, I forgot to mention that.

Get permission from the property owner of record to remove them. Then leave them on you property for a while to meet the criteria. Then follow procedures for abandoned titles. Or Get the VINs and find the original owner of record. Get them to file for a lost title and then title them to you. Not Legal advice, just what I might would try if I were that interested.

Nice looking stove. Too bad I don't have a very large tent, or a cabin.

Todd South, Southern X-Press Custom Rifles also does leather work. He's in Mesa.

Never mind. Last picture I got my answer.

Any rust on the inside or on the bottom?

Tucson right?

Great guys!

I have a Ruger Takedown. Logically, flipping a stock to one side is faster than pulling a bolt back and then releasing, twisting, and separating the front assembly. While not promoting the S & W, it is ready to shoot even when it's stock is folded. The Ruger has to be reassembled. Which weighs more?

Is it a take down? I just looked it up, folds. Probably easier than the Ruger Take Down.

Southwestern did an excellent job on my mulie.