Makes me with I was left-handed (photos)

02 August 2006, 05:43

new_guy

Here's a buy for some "lucky lefty" out there.

GMA action, with integral barrel components...

See details and more photos at the link below:

LEFT-HAND 375

www.heymusa.com

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02 August 2006, 22:46

ROSCOE

Chris,
You got a good one here! One question...
"integral Ruger bases"....why Ruger and not Talley? I can't imagine the sight of a set of ruger rings on such nice rifle.

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04 August 2006, 01:36

new_guy

quote:
Originally posted by ROSCOE:
Chris,
You got a good one here! One question...
"integral Ruger bases"....why Ruger and not Talley? I can't imagine the sight of a set of ruger rings on such nice rifle.

I didn't order it that way, the original purchaser did. I haven't measured the dovetail that's machined into the action, but it looks like to me that it could be made to accomodate Talley rings. Figure about $80 for that plus refinish of the action.

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$6600 for a rifle with a synthetic stock?? I don't think so...

I agree that on the suface it seems expensive, but the components are all top-shelf (GMA Action, Pedersen Cut-Rifled Barrel with all integral components...) If a guy wants one with a glass stock - compared to $8K replacement cost for the same gun - it's a good deal on a new gun.

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04 August 2006, 22:30

new_guy

Price reduced to $5600.00 for quick sale. The owner want it sold fast.

That's about what the barrel and action cost - as individual components.

You guys get the first shot at it here, then I'm changing the price on gunsamerica.

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07 August 2006, 08:20

new_guy

Empire uses Bell & Carlson stocks. Obviously modified.

I know, I was skeptical too... but apparently B&C isn't the same product it used to be.

I guess Empire using them speaks to the quality of the "new" B&C stocks.