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I tried to send you a pm too but there may be something wrong with the site because it gives me an error that you can not receive messages.

Sorry about that. Should be clear now.

or best offer

Ttt

I have some 20x Kaibabs that I'd like to trade if you're interested....

It's a pretty common gun so I don't think I'd regret selling it if it were mine and I didn't have any attachment to it. I'd probably try putting a price on it of $550 or $600 and see if it would sell or generate an offer close to that. If the 1 is visible, it makes it better. Most dealers would probably price it closer to $700-800. And, there are always dealers willing to put very high prices on guns like this.....I've seen guys ask $1200 or so....but, when I sell one of mine, I never get anything near that.

I'm not sure I'm the go to man but, for what it's worth, that's my opinion. I think most of the gun dealers would price it higher but I think that's about the right value given the serial number problem.

I was wrong when I said that. I couldn't see the photos well enough and just assumed that the listed serial number was correct. When I looked on the bigger screen of my desk top, I think the gun is 100% correct but it is a 1952 model with serial number 1,931,115. The receiver is the 1950s-60s style with an unmarked upper tang. The 1 in the serial number has either worn off, been removed, or never marked due to a factory problem (unlikely). I should have waited to comment on it till I could see it more clearly. Sorry

I take all that back. I looked on another screen where I can see it better......are you sure there isn't a 1 in front of the 9? It may be worn off but the gun looks correct for a serial number around 1,931,000......if the 1 is gone it hurts the value but should be around $450-550. Sorry but I couldn't see it very well before

Actually,.the buttstock is probably 1940s or early 50s

If I am seeing it correctly, it is a 1920s receiver with a much newer barrel. The buttstock is also newer.....probably 1950s or 60s. The forend is from the 1950s or 60s, too, and the receiver sight holes are not correct for a 1921 receiver. Its value isn't very high....probably around $350-450

I'll take it. I will pm you

Ttt

This is a pretty much like new Sako AV in300 Winchester with Redfield bases and rings. It's been fired but not taken into the field. It was made with a stock made by McMillan which has the Sako pad on it. It's a very nice gun. $900 located in south Tempe area.

I'll take those. I will pm you later as my wife has me headed out the door

Where are you located? I think I;d take them if you are in the Phoenix area.

Are these the roof prism model?

Nice condition Leupold 24X. Gloss finish with sun shade and fine crosshair reticle. $325 located in south Tempe area

spf

A while back, I thought I'd like to be able to change barrels on a gun. But, after I got this, I lost interest and never used it. It is new and has 5 barrel bushings of different sizes. Located in south Tempe area. $75

Ttt

Here's an old Winchester that seen a lot of work. I haven't fired this one but it seems solid and looks like it works as it should. Pretty cool piece of history. $450 Located in south Tempe area.

Tough to break a habit

Sent a pm on this and the Spencer. I will call you tomorrow

I have a Finnwolf in 358 Win that is collecting dust