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Lets try $1100 shipped.

Pre-64 Model 70 FS It is with heavy heart I post this listing. Our family has had more than its share of financial surprises lately. So several of my guns are going to have to go. Up for sale is this Winchester Model 70 pre-64 in .30-06 Springfield. I have only had it since April of this...

$85 shipped takes the rest.

Speer 130’s sold.

Any takers for $125 shipped? 501 bullets in all.

I want to sell it all as a package. This needs to go to a .270 aficionado! 110 grain Sierra (100) 130 grain Speer (138) 150 grain Sierra (163) 170 grain Speer (100) Would sell them all for $140 shipped. Paypal f/f preferred. Not interested in trades. Cross posted on RFC and the Fire

Blkram, I have to hand it to you brother, these are great thread topics and fun! My first cartridges: Rattlesnake - .22 LR Ground Squirrel - .22 LR Cottontail - .22 LR Badger - .45 Colt Coyote - .243 Bobcat - .30-06 Cougar - .22-250 Russian Hog - .243 Mule deer - .300 Savage Whitetail deer -...

All sold.

Sold.

Open for trades. I would rather see this go to someone like you Guy!

K. Willing to consider trades. Then its off to Gunbroker.

Well I had planned to give the .35 Whelen a spin. Other more important things have arisen making it necessary to sell a few guns, the .35 included. This year for elk, I am planning to use Golden Ticket. A pre-64 Model 70 .30-06 that I built for use in crappy weather. It shoots great! The load...

I was 13 and very gangly. The Savage 99 EG .300 had a steel buttplate which seemed much too friendly with my bony shoulder. Still, despite missing more bucks than I care to admit, on the last day I got a little 2x3 Mule Deer buck at about 75 yards. The factory loaded 150 grain Silvertip bullet...

That’s darn good shooting Jorey. Every time I get an itch to build a .22 Creed, I remember the under appreciated .223 and what its capable of with a fast-twist barrel and heavy bullets. It may be the ultimate cartridge when it comes to popularity, ubiquity of both guns and ammo as well as...

Can’t go wrong with a .30-06! Having a hard time imagining what a 6.5 PRC or .300 WSM will do that your 7mm Rem Mag wouldn’t. The 6.5 PRC will kick less. The .300 will shoot heavier bullets. Hmm. Flip a coin. Or get one of each!

Reasonable offers welcome.

For sale: Starline Brass (virgin) .30-06 Springfield 100 pieces: $55 shipped Nosler Accubond .308 165 grain 2nds, 380 count: $225 shipped $275 shipped for all of it. Not interested in trades, cross posted on the Fire and RFC. Conus only. Paypal f/f preferred.

I would load a 240 grain Hornady JHP to whatever shot the best and go to town! I might also see where the easiest to find factory 240 grain stuff shot in correlation with your handloads just in case. I always wanted one of those Ruger M96’s, they look like a scaled down Savage 99!

I have taken two mule deer bucks and one cow elk with a 7mm Rem Mag and 160 grain Accubonds, one shot each. I think the 150 grain Accubond (only 10 grains lighter) would be a great all-around load frankly. Something in the 4350-4831 burn rate range would work famously. I’ve not found the 7mm...

Right now it will be a Savage 99 .243 that these are tested in. I have made arrangements to acquire a nice takeoff barrel and have it installed. Not sure what the timeframe on that project will be. So many other things going on that it might be a while before I get to test them though. As soon...