Stray Horse

Thanks Casey Lark I'm trying to get a friend to look at it but, now it may be until Thurs. It's has a steel trigger guard and floorplate. The barrel is not pencil thin, but it is 24". The bolt matches the reciever.

Late bull elk 4B

It's a 1951. The bolt is jeweled, that's why it doesn't look like a controlled feed. The stock isn't original, but done well. The bolt has been polished too. Also it has a replaced Winchester barrel which I'm almost positive. It does say Winchester and .270. I'll have to show it to a friend of mine tomorrow. The reason why I'm selling it is because it's a toss-up between this and a Remington 700 Mountain Rifle .30-06. It's one of the first ones with a floor plate. It's very light to carry in the mountains compared to the 70.

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You could make money on that one!

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I'd like to look at the mower. Call me at 480-201-6570. I'm in Queen Creek.

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I've had it happen to me and never saw them again. It makes me so mad when I here this. I'll keep an eye out.

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Well said Lark. I shoot a Winchester 70 from 1951. I like 150 Power Points for everything. 2.5 in. high at 100 yds. and close to dead on at 250 yds. If I so choose to shoot out to 300 which I have never needed on an animal I'm just a few inches low. Even though I have other rifles, that old .270 seems to be used, especially for elk.

Congrats on a fine looking bunch. I hope to hunt soon with my son.

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I like the picture of that pretty doe.

I have 2 Remington 600s in 6mm Remington. I think that cartridge is perfect for Coues. I also like the .270 Winchester but think it's too much gun and it doesn't shoot any flatter. I might sell one of the 6mms though

80 yards not bad. I have a Blackhawk that I love that's also accurate.

Wow great price!

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