Couesdeer

Trades, reasonable offers considered!

Stuck at home? Why not make your own ammo? or Beer? Reloading: $175 takes it all RCBS Rockchucker 4 reloading press Inertia bullet puller with collets Hand priming tool Universal case loading block Case Lube Pad Hand case trimming tool Primer pocket brush Shell holders Funnel Lee .308 two die set 1/2 lb IMR4451 powder 3/4+ lb accurate 4350 powder 150+ assorted .308 bullets (150 gr Hornady and 190 gr. scener) 300+assorted .308 brass Beer brewing: $80 takes it all. Three five gallon fermenters, vapor locks, bottle washer and drying rack, hydrometer, sanitizer, bottle capper, caps, bottle filler, siphon pump, brushes, stirrer, everything you need except for a 5 gallon pot. Also included: several bottles, 12 oz, pint, 22 oz, and 750 Ml bombers many with the grolsch style cap. I also have one kit from northern brewer supply. Irish ale. You will need to purchase yeast for the kit. Bottles and equipment have been in storage for a few years. they are pretty dusty and will need a good cleaning and sanitizing.

$60 for your own home brewery!

Back up. I found a case and a half of blue rock to add to the deal.

Nope, but that for the offer.

Yes, still for sale.

If only you were closer! Howzabout $125?

BTT for the brewing stuff.

Reloading gear is sold. Thanks DirtyHarry, I replied to your PM.

All of these treasures are located in Catalina. North of Tucson.

Nice toys, but no room to store them. BTT

I purchased this a while back thinking that I would like the heavy duplex more than I do. Leupold M8 6X42, Gloss finish, heavy duplex reticle. Optics are very good. I can't find anything wring with the glass. The tube does show some wear. mostly scratches and a few chips in the finish. No dents or heavy gouges, though. $175 FTF (North Tucson/OV/Catalina)

RCBS Trim Pro 2 manual case trimmer kit New and unused. Comes with 9 different pilots, still in packaging. This one: https://www.natchezss.com/rcbs-trim-pro-2-manual-case-trimmer-kit.html $85 FTF (North Tucson, OV, Catalina) $100 shipped.

Sold!

I purchased this with a 14X12 tent several years ago. I have never used it and would like to get it out of my shed. The nameplate says Cylinder stoves, Cedar City, UT. It measures 24" long, 13.5" diameter, and stands 22" off the ground with the legs attached. (they are removable and can be stowed in the stove with the stovepipe.) about 10 feet of 5" stovepipe included. $150 in the North Tucson/OV/Catalina area. As per always, trades considered!

The stove is sold. Thanks all.

Lots of interest, but so far, it is still available,.

Bell and Carlson m40 style stock. Fits Long action Remington 700 BDL, long range, sendero barrel fits the barrel channel nicely. Cerakoted coyote tan. Very good condition. $200 FTF Tucson area. I am happy to ship for an extra $15.

Sorry Swampokoie, I didn't see your reply as I had been out of town this week. The stock has sold, however.

BTT

Lets try $175

My first big game rifle was a Brazilian mauser in 8X57. In the late 70s, my father purchased the barreled action from a local gunshop in for $20. He had the bolt sporterized, the action drilled and tapped, and put it in a utility grade stock from Fajens. Topped with a 3-9 bushnell sportview, I killed my first two big game animals with it. The first rifle that I ever purchased was a Winchester 70 XTR chambered in 7mm Rem Mag. I bought it used out of the local classifieds (not only am I old enough to remember newspapers, but I can remember when they had a firearms section in the classifieds!) Anyway, I got the rifle, with a harris bipod, leupold 2.5-8, sling, 2 boxes of ammo for $400. Not bad for a college kid on a budget. Side note: I still have both rifles (or actions anyway) the mauser has had the bolt face opened up and has been rebarreled to .257 wby, and the model 70 spent a few years as a .257 until I shot the barrel out. Now, I am going to build a 7mm of some sort on it for my son.

Congrats on both of those tags. So, I'm due for antelope in 4 years? (22 points currently)

I IRIC, 1st choice: 7w, 2nd choice: 4a. Best of luck to you. Youth hunts are a blast!

Nothing for me, but a $100 charge tells me that my kids drew their youth elk tags! I am elated!