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Unfortunately my ex took all my Bangor Punta blue boxes (with others she thought trash) and put them out to the curb on garbage day, many years ago, before I had a chance to round them up. Things that make you go hmmmm.

Bought this new in 1982. It's in really nice shape considering its 43 years old! Used it for metallic silhouette matches and challenging squirrel hunts. It has an 8 3/8" barrel, factory target grips, target hammer and target trigger. As all older Smiths, a really clean, light trigger pull. It has a recessed cylinder and partridge front sight. There is slight holster wear near the muzzle which I tried to show. $1000 for me to part with this safe queen, sorry, not interested in trades, shrinking my collection.

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Have 5 to sell, $15 each or will trade for same mag in 20 round version.

Oh, I like this. It has a snowball in hell chance of passing ... but I still like it. I have my dad's old goose gun ... a double barrel 32" full choke 10 gauge ... that should work nicely. https://fox17.com/news/local/tennessee-congressman-proposes-allowing-property-owners-to-shotgun-low-flying-drones?fbclid=IwY2xjawI-hWFleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHTxmemrHZvs3NsO5ZIkH6AUQwD5qqI0hzLSVJw4kgIdFBRkzAjlacWAqMw_aem_t8DH4b3aIZTeP6wsiejuLw

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I totally understand. I started selling off deer rifles about 5 years ago ... I averaged using about 3-4 different rifles per season. I started feeling silly about it and sold off quite a few, some that hurt like my Mannlichers in 6.5x55 and .243 ... a few Ruger 77s...at least half a dozen lever actions. I'm finally down to half a dozen deer caliber rifles and half a dozen varmint caliber rifles. Think I'm good to go now. I understand the recoil thing. I no longer desire it at 70. I sold my Weatherby Ultra Lite .300 Weatherby Mag years back...that one hurt ... my shoulder that is. Somebody is going to get a nice rifle from you, I hope they hunt the heck out of it.

Bump for a beautiful rifle ... but ... Kimber, if you really like it, use it! Quick story, my dad bought a beautiful new German made .300 Weatherby Mark V in 1967 for a hunt to Alaska that never happened. It sat in his gun cabinet sighted in but unused for 24 years until he passed in '91. My older brother got the Weatherby and hunted hard with it, with great success, from Ky to Colorado for the next 33 years. There are scuffs and dings on the stock, bluing rubbed thin on the barrel and bolt, that tell stories of many great hunts and downed game. I always thought he gave justice to a rifle that was built to hunt ... no matter how pretty it was.

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Awesome Bill! Being your bean pole buddy, let me tell you I totally understand the long sleeves and sweatshirts. You should see me on a cold morning in the stand ... I look like the Stay Puff marshmellow man.

Sorry to hear. Prayers sent.

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Bump for adding the dash 2 ... because asked, and I forgot.

S&W Model 28-2 .357 Highway Patrolman 4", pinned barrel, recessed cylinder, original diamond magna grips serial numbered to gun's serial number. Tight lock-up and a great shooter. $1000 this one is GONE FTF Murfreesboro

That's some hard to find ammo right there!!!

Let us see that engine!

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

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

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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.

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