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Everything posted by Couesdeer
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Leupold VX3 (not vari x III or VXIII) LR 6.5-20X40. 30mm tube, Duplex Reticle, M1 turrets (.25 MOA). Some wear on tube, but nothing through the finish (it has been hunting). Glass is excellent. $650 FTF in the Tucson area. I will ship this at buyer's expense.
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Mcmillan A3 fits LA Winchester 70 with a 2 piece bottom metal. Black, heavy barrel channel (1.25" at the end of the forearm.) Previously bedded, most likely will need to be redone to fit your action. 13 5/8" LOP, heavy fill (stock weighs 3 lb, 3 oz. $300 FTF I will ship this stock at buyer's cost.
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Lakefield Mark I single shot .22 Very little use. Bluing is very good, wood excellent. Chambers, fires, and ejects .22s as it should. Fantastic starter .22 for a kid. $100 FTF in the Tucson area.
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It's yours, Cactusbuck. I'll send you a pm shortly.
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They have been sold.
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Christmas shopping has almost wiped out my fun money, so I'm selling my backup binocular. Vortex Kaibab HD 15X56. Excellent condition. Comes with case, lens covers, and tripod adaptor. $800 Add another $15 if you need them shipped.
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IMR 4064 is now gone.
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I need to clear out some of the stuff in my reloading room that I no longer have use for. Here's the first of it: Brass: 30-06 mixed headstamp, 1x fired (200+ ct.) $60 .308 mixed headstamp, 1x fired (400+ ct.) $100 338 Win Mag, 47 pieces 1x fired Remington headstamp. $25 Bullets: .308 180 grain Nosler ballistic tips (169 ct.) $60 .308 165 grain Nosler solid base (250 ct.) $75 Powder: Hodgdon h4831 (almost 2 full lbs. 1 sealed full lb and one open with 14 oz left) $40 for all. IMR 7828: 2 full pounds, sealed. $45 for both IMR 4064 2 full pounds, sealed. $45 for both I will be posting more stuff as I organize. I am in the Tucson area. If needed I will ship at the buyer's expense. I would consider trades for: Reloader 17, 19, 25. 7mm-08 brass, Hornady Amaxes (7mm 162gr or .243 105gr) Hornady BTHP .243 105gr.
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FREE: 7mm Rem Mag ammo, 243, 9mm and 45acp brass
Couesdeer replied to vizsla-dog's topic in Classified Ads
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Growing up in Tucson, I taught myself how to cast with a $9.99 Kmart rig in my swimming pool. First time fly fishing was when I was 10 or 11 years old. I took the rod to Pena Blanca lake and caught a mess of bluegills and one bass, using black gnats and poppers. After college, I spent several summers working in Yellowstone Park. Pretty much spoiled me. Fly fishing took over as I accumulated more and better gear, began tying my own bugs, leaders, etc...
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NIce rig! My '03 with the 6.0 Vortec will be turning 200k miles this month. Still runs great!
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165 noslers are gone.
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Remington 700 Switch barrel?
Couesdeer replied to 300RUM's topic in Rifles, Reloading and Gunsmithing
I'll echo what stomp442 said. Also, I would stay away from using epoxy between the recoil lug and action. You want metal to metal contact in that area. I have rebarreled a dozen or so 700s and have never pinned or welded recoil lugs. My action wrench has a recess that does a nice job of centering the recoil lug. -
IMR 7828 and 338 Win Mag brass are spoken for.
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Back to top. Added some more stuff
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22-250 and 25-06 brass are gone.
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I'll take a look at what I got and contact you this evening, mfer. .257 87 grain bullets are sold.
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I haven't loaded for 7mm Rem Mag in quite a few years, but I remember having success with 140 gr Nosler partitions/Ballistic tips with both Re22 and H4831. I'm sure the results would be the same with the 139 Hornadys.
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I own two non-accutrigger savages. One has a Timney and the other, a sharpshooter supply trigger. Both are excellent, and fairly easy to install. However, I prefer the latter. Just a little better "feel". I am not sure if they are still being made or not. I had tried a rifle basix (I think) in one of the rifles and found it to be too similar to the factory trigger for my liking.
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I have owned and used a few of each (one inch tubes, 40mm objectives). Both A/O and non A/O versions on the 4.5s. I still have the 3.5-10s and sold off the 4.5s. Mostly due to better eye relief, more forgiving eye positioning, and better FOV with the 3.5-10. I wouldn't feel handicapped running a 3.5-10 on my elk rifle.
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And now they are sold pending.funds.
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Still available. Located north of Tucson.