Hoofnit

collect interest on all that money for a month...think about it, even at a few % it's a fair chunk.

I looked on there earlier and only see steel shot, he is looking for lead ...not so easy to come by anymore.

I do reload 10ga & it's nearly impossible to duplicate factory ballistics especially with the bigger shot sizes. I think those shot sizes are a seasonal run and everyone is probably sold out. Federal still shows them on their web site as an available load & I may have a box of factory 2's or bb's that I'd part with, I shoot coyotes with 'em. 5's for turkeys. Mark

Got about an inch at my house in west Flag...

elderberry I think...

might help if we knew what you're looking for...

well it probably needs a new trigger & hammer...coulda had a bubba trigger job at some point...

before you take it to a gunsmith remove the grips and make sure the strain screw at the bottom front is tight...some will loosen this to get a better double action pull, it needs to be tight or it can cause this. Mark

I'll take it...per pm

I use a 10 ga. now bb's or #2's buffered lead its good to 80 yards with a patternmaster choke...before the 10 I used a 12 ga. 3 inch mag. same shot sizes good to about 50 yards with a good full choke...that all said it's getting tuff to find big lead shot these days. There is the dead coyote load from hevi-shot that works well in a 12 but its spendy stuff. just my 2 cents...

Having had rifles in all three I'd vote for the fireball, the k hornet will get reasonably close to 3000 fps but brass life is short at those pressures...I still have a 22 hornet rifle and a chronograph so I'm not guessing here, to get that kind of velocity you are only going to get 2 or 3 loadings in the hornet brass and it is always a little hard to come by. Fire ball brass can be easily made from 223 brass and it will easily reach 3k ... Just my 2cents

I'll take the grips for $50 if you will mail them to me in Flagstaff...

By the time you get all the stuff to load 10 ga shells you will have spent enough $$$ to just buy quite a bunch of loaded ammo...just a reloader (pretty much each gauge has its own press & although you can buy dies it is quite the process to change a press to another gauge) is $200 ish (mec jr or mk v) then you have wads, shot, powder, primers, hulls & some other stuff. then there is figuring out how to get it done ...Ive loaded shotgun shells for more than 30 years from 410 to 10 gauge.... buckshot is a little different than regular shot and its really not possible to load the same performance as most of the factory stuff. All that being said I enjoy rolling my own shot shells, I got started when stuff was cheap (the good 'ol days) & it is possible to get very good results. I could go on for an hour and probably not cover it all. Good luck, Mark

Sent you an offer...

I'll take it for $100...pm me your payment info

Sent you a PM

So what are you asking for the package ?...If it's $150 I'll take it ...

Sent you a PM...

Keep looking there are some out there somewhere....good luck. On a side note most of my stuff will shoot the ballistic tip of the same weight to the same point of aim as the accubonds...just a thought.

pm sent on S/A synthetic stock

i'll take the single six, sent you a pm Mark

I've sold some stuff on craigslist...had some of the same experiences described above. I have also met some real genuine regular folks just looking for a deal...use common sense, be proactive & above all don't give anyone your personal info...any of it !

I Guess I should have put a conditional "I'll Take It" on there to hold my place in line ..... dang !

Is this for a Remington 700 short or long action & is it single or double palm swell ? Thanks, Mark

I'll pm you an email address if that will work...I've been looking for one for a while Mark