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I have two unopened boxes of these bullets with another open box with 30 bullets remaining. All bullets are pristine and have never been loaded. Unlike Berger's VLD design, the Classic Hunter will fit comfortably in the magazine of factory rifles. These bullets typically sell for $42 - $48 per box, plus shipping. Looking to get $80 with a FTF in Phoenix area. Can ship on your nickle. Listed on other forums. This is a good price, so please no low ball offers. Not looking for trades at this time. Live in north Phoenix and work in central Phoenix. If interested, call or text 602-361-7191.

This is some of the best brass available for 300 WSM. Nosler exercises great quality control for uniformity of brass. Their brass comes from the factory with all flash holes de-burred and chamfered and the necks chamfered as well. I have 50 count of once fired Nosler 300 WSM brass for sale. Comes with blue, plastic ammo box. New prices for this stuff run $112 to $130, plus shipping. Price for brass and ammo box is $80 for FTF in Phoenix. Can ship on your nickle. This is a good price, so please no low ball offers. Not looking for trades at this time. Listed on others forums. Live in north Phoenix and work in central Phoenix. If interested, call or text 602-361-7191.

I'm a Berger guy, but there is a lot of evidence out there that Bergers tend to rupture too violently and don't get the rquired penetration when a shoulder shot is attempted under 200-300 yds. Stay away from the shoulder and you should do fine with the Berger. The accubond would be a better all-around choice at shorter distances.

I have $60 in Arizona Trade Exchange scrip. It has set on top of my dresser for the past year. Lots of restaurants and stores in SE valley take the scrip, but not nearly as many up in north Scottsdale. Need to move this on to somebody that can use it. Looking to trade for: Hodgdon H-100 Hodgdon 4831 SC Federal Mag Rifle primers Berger .244 VLD 105 gr. Match Hunting Berger .338 VLD 300 gr.Elite Hunter Berger .308 VLD 230 gr. Match Hunting who knows what else?? I hate to post and run, but heading out to do some bear scouting. Be back Saturday afternoon.

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Just sold my 300 WSM rifle. Buyer did not reload, so I need to move these items on to someone who can use them. 1) Redding deluxe two die set (full length re-sizing and seater dies) $35 2) NIB 50 ct. Nosler 300 WSM brass. Never fired or primed. $100 3) 200 ct. Berger Classic Hunting 30 cal bullet in 168 gr. $75 4) 37 ct. 300 WSM rounds of ammo loaded in new Nosler brass with 168 gr. Beger bullets, plus 13 ct. 1x fired Nosler brass, plus plastic ammo box,plus 16 2x fired Winchester brass (nickle plated). $150 Items total $360. Will discount to $325 for entire package. I may break up package after first week on CWT. Not looking for trades at this time. Karl: 602-361-7191. call,text or respond here. First "I'll take it" post has precedent over PM.

LRH classifieds have a left hand Savage long action with magnum bolt face for $275. Don't get much better than that for a good build on a budget. Youi can even buy chambered barrels for it for DIY.

Although any rifle can be shot long distance, the 338-06 is way too slow to be even marginally acceptable for long range hunting. Think more along the lines of a brush / bear rifle. In my previous post I did not make it clear that magnum calibers cannot be rebarreled in your rifle 'as is'. You have a standard bolt face and would need to swap out your bolt for a magnum bolt face.

The family of rounds that come from the 30-06 are as follows: 35 Whelen, 338-06, 280 Rem, 270 Win, 25-06 Win. There are other wildcats as well. You can also do anything based off the .308 such as the 7mm-08, 260 Rem. 243 Win. Although these calibers are usually found in a short action, they can be used in a long action as well (such as your 30-06). For me, the 280 Remington would be the most logical choice. Makes even more sense if you reload (and perhaps go with a Rem 280 AI?). In the short action calibers, I would go with the 7mm-08. If you can stand the recoil of the magnums, they provide the best bang for the buck. In standard calibers, the Rem 7mm Mag and the Win 300 Mag are tough to beat. A 300 RUM is top of the line. Expect to pay around $250-$300 in gunsmithing services to chamber/rebarrel your rifle. If you want a brake - add another $100 or so. Custom barrels can run anywhere from $250 t0 $350, depending on brand. Add another $100-$150 for fluting. Most gunsmiths have a backlog that will keep you waiting at least 6 months. Sometimes it is simply better to get another rifle. The Remington Sendero is generally great right out of the box, with little left necessary to make it top notch. Just be careful of buying used/abused. Some of the Savage rifles are great shooters, but their stocks leave a lot to be desired unless you go with the higher end models. Good luck in your quest.

It might be helpful to list a range of calibers and a general range of the amount he is willing to spend for the rifle.

These scopes were made during the mid to late 1970's in Japan under license agreement with Colt Firearms. They were made to attach to the carry handle of the M-16/AR-15 model A-I & II's. The elevation turret is actually a BDC for the M194 military issue ball round. They were manufactured in both 3x and 4x power. These scopes are not rare, but the 4x power model is highly desired by collectors when accompanied by the original box, paperwork, and cleaning cloth. Finding one with the original cap covers is even more desirable. This scope pkg. is all original and comes with everything in the pictures. The scope itself is in excellent shape with pristine glass. Some very minor wear on turret cap and cam lever (typical of all used Colt scopes). If the scope is the only thing that interests you - then this is not the deal for you. Scopes by themselves can be had for $275-$325 on eBay. If you collect original Colt M-16/AR-15 rifles and accessories, this item is a 'must have' for your collection. Asking $400 OBO. Not looking for trades at this time.

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I will assume this is a .45?

I will take this. Just too good of a deal to pass up. Contact info sent via PM.

Add Couesdan to the list of reliable Buyers.

I own two. Like 'em better than Leupold or Vortex. Bought my last one from Big Supply. They are GTG.

Another A+ transaction for MattMan. I bought a Slik tripod head from him. Smooth transaction. Item was exactly as described.

I've got one extra, unopened bag (50 ct) of Winchester brass in Rem 7mm Rem Mag. So far, it's been pretty good stuff. US Priority mail to your door for $60.

Go to www.shoot-long.com. They have Norma brass for sale. It's expensive, but much higher quality than Remington brass. I haven't seen any bulk Remington brass in 300 RUM for several years now.

I saw one or two for sale over at longrangehunting.com. They usually go for $1,300 to $1,400 used. That Cabelas sale was a nice find.

Any trades?

I'll take the one that is top row, third one in from left. PM sent.

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