cactusjack

The buyer backed out. Back up.

I have the ARB 45 liter now its the 50quart. I like it. It works well. I used it to process my son's and his buddies Coues deer way back. I boned them out and froze them one at a time in gallon ziplock bags, then put the frozen deer in a Yeti for the drive out. During the day I have it running off of a deep cycle battery, being charged by 2 solar panels.

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I love old Sakos too. I have a Finnwolf. Speaking of levers

Bought this for my wife but she likes her 9mm better. I have the box and everything it came with. She shot 50rds through it and it has been in the safe ever since. 375.00

Sold

Sold pending funds

Bought this 22mag to shoot prairie dogs and had it threaded for a suppressor. I only took it to the range once and it's been haunting my safe since. Asking 275.00 It's on gunbroker. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/806082028

Chandler

Its posted on gunbroker https://www.gunbroker.com/item/805477520 The 300 Tejas cartridge is basically a 300 Remington Ultra Mag “improved.” The 300 Tejas is a 300 RUM with the cases walls and length at the shoulder slightly expanded. This allows for a larger case capacity and higher velocity than the 300RUM - approximately 150fps faster but due the fact this rifle has a 28 inch barrel it is close to 250 fps faster. The rifle has about a 60 rounds through it and I have chronographed 180 grain bullets at 3300 to 3390 fps. The rifle will shoot both 300 RUM and 300 Tejas. In order to create a 300 Tejas cartridge case you simply load a 300RUM case in the rifle and fire it. The case will fireform to the 300 Tejas dimensions in the process. At this point, if you are a reloader, you can simply reload the case and shoot it as a 300 Tejas, if not, then just continue using 300 RUM ammo. It would be kind of a shame though not to take advantage of the improved performance of the 300 Tejas. Obviously a reloader will get the most from this rifle The rifle has never been out in the field and has no dings, dents or damage and will shoot three shot groups measuring .264 to .45 inch at 100 yards depending on the load, bullet type, powder type, etc.

Glassing on really could days, some fluid heads are difficult to use. I like Jim white.

What does it weigh as it is, with bipod

Is the barrel threaded

How about without the scope and rings?

Is it true you can use a Jim White doubler on these? Btt

What does it weigh

dang you. Such a sweet setup.

I thought I saw a brake. My bad.

What thread pitch is the muzzle threaded? What does it weigh?

I bought this thinking of building a 7mm Mag but have changed my mind. It once belonged to a famous CWT contributor. It's in great shape.

Sold. Thank you.

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I'd trade you cash

Where are you located

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