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Do you have the rest of the parts not pictured, powder cylinder, shot cylinder, etc.? I have one and they are nice loaders.

Health rules. They are counting the number entering and exiting. Next... temperature checks? Covid Paradise!

Turns out that was the bull barrel with the Accutrigger model. Those used to be over $300.00 according to the info. I encountered.

If he past the first group OK he probably passed the second group as well, unless his finances didn't support it. What caliber were you searching for?

As mentioned before, since January 2020 they are no longer selling any pistol ammo, .223 or 5.56, or 7.62 x 39, etc. That means they no longer will carry firearms that support those rounds.

All Wally Lands are getting rid of their .223/5.56 rifles. Find a store that has them and keep checking!

Was it a fellow Coueswhitetail?

Hang in there, more Wally Lands should be dropping the price on their inventory as well. At least some of you have found success from this. Glad to be a help.😁 Keep the goodwill moving forward.

Which Wally Land?

Only the one Remington 11-87 Sportsman's 20 gauge camo that was $400, normally around $700. 26" barrel.

Walmart on Northsight in Scottsdale N of Raintree has 1 Savage Axis .243 with Wood Stock Weaver 3-9x40 for $188.00 plus tax. Was over $300 originally. Approximately 49% discount. I left there at 12:10. I don't need it.

Found a Savage Axis 270 Winchester in Mesa at Greenfield and McKellips this AM. Department Manager said they had six Axis in different calibers yesterday. He picked up an Axis 223 when he got off at 5:00pm. They had Remington 770's there for $124 in 243, 243 youth, and the same Department Manager had purchased one in 7mm mag. I'm not fond of 770's but at $124 they are tempting. Keep looking. The deals are still out there. Good luck guys.

I don't know the problem you are having. Gary will know. That's all he does is trannies. I just know my vehicles.

Arizona Precision Transmission on Center Street N. of Southern in Mesa is the only guy I let touch my transmissions besides myself. Highest quality and the most honest person I have ever met. That's all he does and decades in business.

Was that the brown wood stock Savage Axis? If so, that is one of the packages and was a $300 plus gun before. The $125 Savage Axis rifles had plastic stocks. What if you had sold the scope for $30? $169 for a Savage Axis is pretty dang cheap. However, these have regular triggers, not the accutriggers.

You definitely have serious problems and fears. Get some professional help. I warned you it was too much for you to handle.

Evidently the Walmart at Gilbert Market Place had some, but they are gone now. I talked with the guy in the gun area.

Tried a local store. The scan supposedly showed the old clearance price. The department head has to mark them down, when he gets around to it. Keep checking! The gun department manager in Tucson told me the Tucson stores got the new clearance prices on Wednesday, but he didn't drop the prices until Thursday at 3:00 pm. Then closed up at 5:00. A friend ( who wanted to remain anonymous) told me so I was there at 7:00 am. this morning. I could not believe what I saw. Roughly six rifles all discounted heavily. I had my pick! Other people showed up while I was getting mine. By the time I left at 9:15 am, they were all spoken for. Evidently several people had seen the prices the night before. I wanted to share this potential opportunity with the rest of you guys. I heard, I saw, I experienced, and I shared. Best of luck, and good hunting?

They began clearancing yesterday. I saw those rifles this morning at 7:00 am.😁

Interesting how the majority of those seem to be referring people to someone in Texas, whether they really are in Texas or not.

Someone beat me to it. I'm in line.😁

The previous adjacent state rule appears to be gone. A rifle or shotgun may be purchased in any state following their rules and the home state rules. That's a rare reduction in restrictions.

Also, an out of state resident may transfer a firearm to a licensed (FFL) in any state.

BTW, dry ice is considered a weapon in certain situations.

AZ law regarding firearms purchased out of state include compliance with the Federal Gun Control Act of 1968. See firearms purchase in other states (13-3106) ;