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SOLD

This rifle started life as a Remington Sportsman 78 in 30-06. Identical to a 700 action except the bolt handle is not gnurled. Rebarreled to 25-06 using a new stainless 700 take off barrel, 24" sporter contour. Mag Satin Cerakote. The stock is a LA ADL stock that was stripped and refinished. Weaver rings and bases, Hawke 3-9X40 scope with mil-dot reticle. I have put 64 rounds through it. Shoots 100 gr Sierras under MOA regularly. (I'll share load data with buyer). $475 FTF (Tucson area)

Two scopes sold... two scopes are still available. $45 takes the pair.

Cleaning out the shop. This stuff needs to go. Prices are for FTF transactions in the North Tucson to Oracle areas. I will ship on the buyer's dime. 1) I have 4 Remington (bushnell?) scopes. All of them are 3-9x40, duplex, matte, and as new. They all came off donor rifles. $25 each or $90 for all four 2) RCBS .280 FL die set and 50 peices of 1x fired winchester nickel brass. $35 3)Remington 165 gr RN 7mm bullets (125 in all) $25 4)Sierra 175 gr 7mm Gamekings (125 in all) $25 5)Berger 180 Gr 7mm VLDs, moly coated. (200 in all) $80 Pics will be up shortly

Sorry Casey, that is something that I do not have at the moment.

Nope. Just a simple switcharoo.

Looks like the dies/brass/bullets are all spoken for at this point. Here are some pics of the scopes!

I'll give you a call this evening (off to a dentist appt) The dies, brass, 165s and 175s are on hold for now.

MRAD or MOA adjustments?

$80 for 1k is about twice the going rate... IF you can find them. I'll take a look and send you a PM this evening.

I'll take this

I traded into a Franchi 48 AL 12 ga. shotgun and have decided I really don't need it! 28" barrel, modified choke. According to the previous owner, it was bought new in 1969. Overall very good condition. It does have some scratches in the stock, bluing is excellent. Shotgun weighs 6.5 lbs and is a pleasure to carry in the field. $450 FTF. I can meet anywhere in the Tucson area or possibly Florence to partially accommodate those of you living in the PHX area.

SOLD

I'll take both leupolds

Still available. $400 FTF is as low as its going to get.

Complete fly tying kit EVERYTHING in pic is included (will throw in bag of assorted feathers and threads) $50 i'LL TAKE THIS

Price reduction: $425 FTF

Vortex is sold pending Leupold is sold.

Making some room for new toys...... Both scopes are in very good condition with perfect lenses. 1) Leupold Vari-X III 2.5-8x36 Matte, duplex, CDS elevation turret. $325 + shipping, if needed. 2) Vortex Diamondback 4-12X40 Matte, V-Plex. $125 + shipping, if needed. I'll get some pics up later this weekend.

Slicker than owl sh!t on a glass doorknob, it is! Might be interested in a 10/22 as partial trade.....

These binoculars are too nice to sit in the safe as backups, so I'm offering them for sale. Leica Trinovid 12X50 BA As new, Immaculate condition. Comes with original box and instructions, leather case, and a cheapo neckstrap. $950 plus shipping if needed. I'll also consider trades

SOLD Thanks for all the interest!

I'm north of Tucson, How about $900 plus shipping?

As far as trades, I'm looking for: Spotting scope higher power variable (16-24x on the top end) scope with MOA turrets LH 700 action (chambering, adl/bdl unimportant) Not sure i understand your challenge, SPOTnStalker. However if it has anything to do with my ability to fling arrows, I'll pass!

This is my daughter's first year hunting. She put the hours in to obtain her safety card. She has been to the range and out in the desert practicing her shooting skills. After not getting drawn for Jr. Elk or Jr. deer, we bought a leftover Javelina tag. For three days, we have spent a lot of time glassing, talking, napping in what has been perfect weather to be outdoors. This morning, we found a herd of pigs and were lucky enough to have a small boar stand broadside at about 80 yards for enough time for me to watch her pull up the rifle, comment that she couldn't see anything through the scope, realize that the cap was still on, flip it up, and fire. The pig turned around about four times and ran down into the wash, I told her that she had to have hit it, and that I was surprised that it didn't drop after spinning. We found blood at the bottom. followed for about 100 yards and found the pig in some catclaw. She was able to put the finishing shot on it. When I retrieved it for her, she was all smiles. In her words, it was the best day ever.... You know, I have to agree with her!