221 Fireball

Bump ... surely someone has an old Baby Browning stashed away.

106 factory .25 auto rounds for $40. FTF Murfreesboro

SPF

Remington 572 Fieldmaster, older model, high mileage, missing elevation blade, forearm loose but functions. Chambered for shorts, longs and long rifle. Good restoration project that I'm not interested in. GONE

Like new, Crown Mark grey dining table with four chairs, 42"x42" with 24" chair height GONE

I had a "bench" AR built with a White Oak 24" heavy barrel. It was as accurate as any bolt gun I've owned. Only dislike was that it was a 10lb AR! Sold it through TGO a few years back. The new owner was quite happy with it.

Bump to the top.

Selling this for the wife. Cherry curio cabinet, 19"wide x 51"high x 12"deep. $40 - you come get it, Murfreesboro

Surely someone wants to get into long range shooting. Bumperoo!

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https://www.opticsplanet.com/vortex-viper-hs-t-6-24x50mm-riflescope.html This is the scope I bought new from Optics Planet. You can get all the info on the scope you need from this attachment. The scope alone was $640.

Back to the top. No single shot lovers?

After digging a bit deeper on these (boxes are long gone), these are Challenger II's, which were made from 1976-1982 in Utah, so this was the last run before Browning came out with the Challenger III in '83, which ran till '85, when it then became the Buckmark, which is what is currently built. Today's FYI.

Matching pair of 1982 Browning Challenger II .22's, both in excellent condition. (These are made in Utah, not Belgium, or they'd be priced quite a bit higher ) Don't want to split them up at this time. GONE

Up for another look.