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| His asking price is less than 30% of replacement - before you add engraving, claw mounts or a scope. In the condition you describe, I'd be in the car now taking him sixty 100-dollar bills. |
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| .............And if you decide against it, just let me know where I can buy it! ...................... ....Mac >>>===(x)===> MacD37, ...and DUGABOY1 DRSS Charter member "If I die today, I've had a life well spent, for I've been to see the Elephant, and smelled the smoke of Africa!"~ME 1982 Hands of Old Elmer Keith |
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| With your information I purchased the rifle at a lot lowered price the gun appeared new in every-way but it had been mag ported and so I had him cut the price to 5000.00 which I thought is fair. Now by 9.3x74r and hello 375 H&H |
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| quote: ...which I thought is fair.
Did you ask him to cough as well? I'm no expert, but I think you did real well on that deal. Congrats and enjoy! Dean
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| quote: Originally posted by rnb: ...but it had been mag ported
You didn't mention that earlier, but I wouldn't say that was a complete deal-breaker. However, you need to understand that it may not regulate correctly. The magnaport will reduce the muzzle rise, and the muzzle rise is integral to the regulation. Worst-case-scenario, you would spend another $1,000 to have it re-regulated, but you won't know that until you shoot it. Either way you're still into it "right," and you've got a lot more rifle than you paid for. Nice buy! |
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| Had the same model in a 9.3 bullets for each pair in the same hole, both pairs a few inches apart. The scope from mine was missing but it did have claw mounts. Enjoy |
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| Just got in from Deer hunting here in Kansas,I took the rifle I got Monday to the farm to shoot after deer hunting while showing the rifle to my brother in-law we looked up a saw a doe by the hay barn since I had the rifle out and the ammunition laying in the front seat of the truck I loaded the rifle up and after setting up shooting sticks, I shot at about 80 yards the doe never moved a step after being shot the 300 gr Federal worked like a charm and in the excitement I never felt the gun go off. What a gun, what a caliber! |
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| Did this rifle come out of a Cabelas store? Good to hear it's working out for you! Cheers Tinker
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| Yes after a great deal of dealing |
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| Let us know how it shoots.
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| What are your plans for the 9,3x74? Did I read "bye-bye" right?
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| I traded it for a Kreighoff stocking rifle in 300 win mag at KC KS along with dies, brass and five boxes of factory ammo. |
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