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.25 WSSM Coyote Light Selling my Winchester model 70 rifle package. Nice gun in a fun caliber thats not produced anymore. I spent a couple years buying up ammo and have a lifetime’s worth of rounds selling with the gun, rails, along with dyes, projectiles and once-shot brass. Easy caliber to shoot. Hard to find. Kills deer - references available on request 😁 Everything listed below is included in package: Winchester Mod 70 .25wssm 20 MOA picatinny rail 107 HSM 115 berger hpbt vld 139 winchester 115 gr ballistic silver tip 120 hsm 117 gr sierra game king 48 once shot brass 43 ct. 100 gr nosler partition spitzers 29 ct. 100 gr nosler e tip spitzers 32 ct. 100 gr scirocco spitzers Aristotle rifle rail $1850 for Everything or open to trade combos. Items particularly interested in: - .22 Remington Speedmaster, wood stock shotguns (pump or over under), compact carry semiauto pistols, .25-06 and 7mm centerfire rifles, honda generators. Or any other cool stuff. Let me know what you have. Located in Queen Creek. 480-603-seven three 2 6

If you are an FFL and have a platform on Gunbroker, I have a couple questions Id like to ask. Please send me a DM if you can. Thank you SW

Weekend look. Open to trade combos. Items particularly interested in: - .22 Remington Speedmaster, wood stock shotguns (pump or over under), compact carry semiauto pistols, .25-06 and 7mm centerfire rifles, honda generators. Or any other cool stuff. Let me know what you have.

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Ill take this. I see you are in Scottsdale. Pm inbound

@Rancher thanks. PM sent.

I know they are uncommon, but if you have one collecting dust in your garage and want to sell please let me know. Post Script: If you have a ‘Be the Decoy’ hat.. I’ll buy that too and promise not to tell @ GSPjimmy lol.

Serial number and barrel length on the 7mm?

Please let me know what you have. Looking for built-in floor. Looking for stand alone pole structure that doesnt require treking poles. Want less than 5.5 lbs pack weight. Would be very interested in either Kuiu stormstar or mountain star. Thanks

You can find a couple of these stories in Epic magazine. I really enjoyed reading them. Awesome stuff man.

Thanks for the reply. I called WF also and they said the same thing. Supposedly the charges are there and posted but not showing anywhere online. WF is killing me. Still going to be nervous until the tag shows up in the mail!. Thanks again

Following up on this @Heat. Curious if your charges posted today? Im in the same boat. I had a sheep charge last week and it disappeared on Saturday.

Ill take the .300wm Barnes. Text inbound

Jack White did the first one of these that I ever saw back in the 70s for my uncle. @MogollonTaxidermy recreated it for me. Jack did the best pig rugs.

Another vote for heelers here. Very fair price.

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Updated reduced price - $1500 Willing to separate scope. Will consider trades. Remington 700 mountain rifle chambered in .280 Rem. I bought this rifle from another member on here and have not had a chance to hunt with it. I have shot it less than 10 times to sight the scope in. Its a sweet lightweight rifle. I havent weighed it with the scope but she was sub 8lbs bare. This thing also has a crisp light trigger. Barrel is floated. I inherited a .270 weatherby and dont expect to use this one now. Here are the specs: - 700 Rem BDL in .280 Rem Mountain Rifle 22” - Newly installed decelerator pad - RCBS dies - 20 MOA Talley Picatinny rail - Zeiss V4 Conquest 4-16x44 Z plex reticle. (scope has never seen the woods) - Zeiss Ultra Light 1913 precision rings with integrated bubble (Ammo pictures below not for sale) Located in Queen Creek. Text or PM: 480-603- seven three two six

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Looking to buy a few cords. Looking for juniper as a first preference, but open to others (oak, pecan, etc). Trying to find an alternative to the big wood lots. Please let me know if you, or anyone you know has some for sale. Based in the valley but willing to travel for pickup based on amount and price. Thank you 480-603- seven three two six

10/30. Deeper curl below the jaw. Higher off the head. Wider gap between horn and face on the straight on view. More gap between tip of ear and horn on the profile view

Short Answer: Stone Glacier and Kuiu Long Answer: Ive not run the Kifaru bags but will offer a review of a few others based my experience. I have bought and hunted with several models of Eberlestock, Outdoorsmans, Stone Glacier. I have been using the Stone Glacier (SG) Sky T 6900 for several years and really like the pack. It makes 75 lbs. feel like 40. Eberlestock and Outdoorsmans made 75 lbs feel like 100. Outdoorsmans packs are bullet proof. Drop it off a cliff and watch it float down a river and youll find it in one piece. But comfort and customer service made me switch. Eberlestock packs are good packs. The other member review here is a good one. They are just heavy. They felt good at home in the garage but 300 yards from the truck I was wishing I could drop weight. They have some of the best lumbar support of packs on the market and that can be important for some guys based on back conditions and fit. If I were to buy a new pack tomorrow Id go Kuiu. In the earlier years I was not a fan of the Kuiu packs. Some of that was me being recalcitrant to the Kuiu hype. Last year I bought my Dad (60 yrs old) a Kuiu pro system with two interchangeable bags off the same frame (which most manufacturers do now). My Dad has used Eberlestock for 10 plus years until this season. My Dad has a torn meniscus in his knee. He packed out 2 mulie quarters at the same time in his new Kuiu and said he could easily take more with no pain on the knee. I carried his pack under a meat load on the pack out to get a feel. It was great. Add Kuiu pro packs to the list of bags that make 75 lbs feel like 40. What I really like about the Kuiu bags are the amount of built in storage pockets (different than SG where I have to add pockets inside bags) and the extremely well thought out strap design. If you have ever messed with a SG bag youll know that there are more straps and buckles than a Friday night rodeo. It took me 90 seconds to break my Dads bag down, load quarters in the meat shelf and put the bag back together. The design is well thought out. It took me 15 minutes to do the same on my SG. Good luck with your purchase. A top end pack is worth its weight in gold when you are tired and trying to hump meat out of a canyon at 7 oclock at night. Post Script: Ive hiked out meat out with good friends running Mystery Ranch (i.e Pinter, etc) and they love those bags. I dont think you can go wrong with any of the top brands (SG, Mystery, Kuiu, Kifaru). Fit feel and design (just like boots) is what it should come down to based on your personal preferences.

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