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proarc last won the day on December 18 2021

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    Cookeville
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    Aircraft mechnic

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  1. This is a custom built oak reloading bench I had built by a cabinet shop. It is made out of oak and is very heavy. Has quality cabinet type latches and slides for the compartments. The top hangs over the cabinets where LED lights illuminate the reloading area. There is a massive storage area underneath the bench. The bench surface is made out of Formica counter top material. There are two large bolts that are patterned for a RCBS rock crusher press. This is really one of the nicest reloading benches I have seen and the workmanship is first rate. 1,500 Email is the best way to contact me as I can’t check this page often enough Located in Crossville. proarcaviation@gmail.com
  2. No it’s sold and the ad is closed
  3. Price drop to 200.
  4. Price drop to 225$
  5. I think it’s rifled and when you shoot shotgun shells you have a choke tube that installs to stop the shot wad from spining . Will double ck bore and confirm. Choke is installed.
  6. I bought this gun brand new 25 years ago and used it in Alaska for shooting halibut before you brought them into the boat. This model to my understanding is no longer manufactured. It is a very neat 410 shotgun or shoots 45 Long colt. Has storage in the butt stock for extra shells. It is in very good shape for the length of time that I have had it. The barrel is marked Survivor I don’t know why but for some reason all these years we always referred to this type of gun as a “snake charmer”. My son killed many ptarmigan with this gun strapped to his 3 wheeler. 400.00$ please use email for best response. Proarcaviation@gmail.com
  7. This would fit in a Christmas stocking.
  8. DL126 thank you for posting the video definitely shows how this rangefinder operates
  9. This is one of the Knight industries refurbished PVS 30s. Originally sold for over $10,000. Zero blems in the tube, will handle scope magnification up to 12 to 14 X. Clamps on to any Picatinny rail with no shift in your zero. Rated up to 50 Cal recoil. This is an ITAR controlled item. 5500$
  10. These were made for a very limited time by silencerco and work very well. Easily mounts to any Picatinny rail and allows you to push a pressure pad and get an instant reading of distance to target. You can set it to constant on and with Night Vision watch the IR beam range your target. I use this mainly with Night Vision as its hard to judge distance in the dark. Figuring out how far a coyote is in an open cornfield is difficult without a rangefinder. Perfect condition not a scratch on it. 950$
  11. I do not.
  12. Safe is 60” tall, 22 wide, and 15” deep. It does not have fire protection. Basically a heavy walled steel locker. Probably 100lbs.

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