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Gloss Vari-X III 2.5-8X36 Duplex reticle 1/4 MOA click adjustments Lenses are excellent Tube shows some nicks and ringmarks. $300 Located in Catalina, north of Tucson

Older Remington 700 chambered in 22-250 24" barrel Barrel date code (K-M) indicates a May, 1965 manufacture date Bluing is excellent Bore looks great Stock is intact, but does show some scratches and dings. It does have holes where sling swivels had been. $700 Located in Catalina, north of Tucson

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Lots of tire kickers, but no buyers yet, $650 is my bottom dollar on this rifle.

What PRDATR said. I have send a few older Leupolds back for repairs/cleaning over the years. They have either fixed the scope and sent it back, or sent me a comparable replacement. Process usually takes 4-6 weeks.

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I'll take both, Rick. Text on the way.

I'll be going through PHX in about a month.

BTT

Are you interested in actually purchasing the rifle or are you just helping me sell it? That said... Yes I do have a bore scope. Rifling is strong throughout with no signs of corrosion. Throat is dirty, but no significant erosion. There is a bronze sheen on some sections of the lands, indicating that a couple of passes with a good copper solvent would be prudent. Very good to excellent for a 60 year old rifle.

The one that you have ammo for.

Nice! Cool find!

Ruger 77Mk ll 270 luepold vari x lll 3.5-10 $650 I will take this.

Scope is sold

I have a set of Sig Canyon 10X42 4000 yd Rangefinding binoculars. (SOKCN101) New, with opened packaging. https://www.scheels.com/p/79868167702/?queryID=423ef7ad180809c1e89176c10818e8cf $550 Also have a Sig Whiskey4 4-16X44 Scope (SOW44001) 30mm, FFP, MOA Milling Reticle New in unopened packaging. https://www.scheels.com/p/sig-sauer-whiskey4-4-16x44-moa-milling-hunter-2.0-riflescope/1701-SOW44001/?srsltid=AfmBOop3IYMYPwcq21S0jbMCZvpfImEU08_mvLWzPOocgXqrgnZNK-kX $300 I will put some actual photos of them up when I get home this evening. IN the Tucson area, but I'm happy to ship at actual cost.

Very cool... Wish I had the coin, ability to restore it, and place to keep it! Already have a cooler of Keystone Light for the backseat and a Whitesnake cassette for the tape deck! heck Yeah!

I would like the scope, 300 RUM dies, and the BB shot. Pm on the way

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I have a Timney adjustable trigger (1.5-4 lb) that will fit remin gton 700s and clones. Includes RH safety. $100 picked up in Catalina AZ. Another $5 gets it shipped to you.

$280 for the Sig scope.

Scope is still available. I would trade for/toward a savage 110 series rifle or action with a .223 boltface.

I was lucky enough to have drawn the first hunt in the Picacho Mountains (37A east) six years after the reintroduction of sheep to the area. Because the area is so close to my home I chose to go about the hunt self guided. First call was to AZG&F to figure out what I had gotten myself into. Officer Smallwood, the manager for 37A, kept me on the phone for well over an hour during my first phone call to him. He gave me areas to access the mountains and information on where they had been seeing sheep. This was huge. In all, I spent at least one day almost each weekend from beginning of September until the hunt in the area looking for sheep. I managed to wear out a set of tires on my Jeep on that road. Hunted seven days. It was physically and mentally strenuous. At one point, we found ourselves up on the mountain as the sun was setting. Coming down in the dark with headlamps on, moving from cliff to cliff was no picnic. I vowed that if I was ever in that situation again, I'd sleep on top of the mountain and come down in the daylight. I had several friends help out. I was never alone. My hunting partner, Jeff was with me every day of the hunt. Made two new friends from this website. Luis (Lucafu1) and Patrick (PatrickJr) each accompanied me for a day. Solid guys. Helpful to a fault. In fact Patrick glassed up the Ram that I ended up killing, he prepped the cape/head and hauled the meat off the mountain for me! I hope to repay the favor someday. I am including pics from scouting as I had as much fun looking at lambs as I did looking for mature rams! I did not kill the biggest ram in those mountains, nor the oldest. That said, I am super happy with him and he is going to look great on my wall! G&F determined it to be a 6 year old ram (probably born in the Picachos the year they were introduced) He nets 164 inches. An amazing once in a lifetime experience! I totally understand the fascination and addiction to finding sheep in the mountains. I hope to be a helper on somebody's hunt in the future!

Binos sold. Scope is still available.

Unfortunately, Macie is not for sale. If I got rid of her, her little brother would run around unchecked!