Handsome Rob

If someone wants to come pick it up, I'll toss in a couple of rods & reels!

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Price dropped to $2500

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200 Hornady SP Interlocks, 150gr $50 (SOLD) 126 Nosler 165gr Partitions $100 (SOLD) Shipping $9 extra

Unopened 8 pounder. $400. Can meet between Winchester & Murfreesboro.

2, unopened 1lb jugs $60 each, $110 for both

I no longer own a .308 & don't see myself having another. I've got 335 reloads* I put together for my old M1a. 150gr Sierra Gamekings in once fired LC brass with Federal large rifle primers & loaded to 2.80" COAL. Light taper crimp on each case. 45gr of IMR4064 for +/- 2750fps. All rounds loaded on a Dillon 550 press, using Redding dies. This has been a universally accurate load in every rifle I've tried it in. Ammo comes packed in a .50cal ammo box & has been stored in a warm, dry cupboard. $280 Can meet between Winchester & Murfreesboro. *I'm not a commercial reloader, just passing on ammo I no longer need.

D'Oh! $3000 or near offer.

Fully equipped, 2021 Nucanoe F12. 360⁰ Fusion seat in perfect condition with extra cup/tackle holders. Fully tracked with YakAttack rails in every available surface, extra T bolts & nuts included. 2 YakAttack rod holders & GPS base Foot rests Anchor cleats & YakAttack soft anchor pulley system XL Dashboard with positions for extra rod holders, phone, speakers etc.... Lowrance Hook2 Fish finder/GPS plotter with Scotty transducer arm. Runs for 28 hours on a 7 amp Lithium battery (not included, sorry!) Bending Branches 280cm Classic Angler carbon paddle. Fiberglass, soft ground/bank anchor pole, plus folding grapple anchor Clip on nav lights (RGW) 1 emergency Co2 Auto inflate PFD size XL. Worn, but never deployed Waterproof bag insert in front storage hatch. Full set of scupper plugs. 1l I'll even throw in the net & tackle crate The boat comes on the galvanized trailer. I replaced both wheel bearings & tires last spring before a trip to Texas & they have years of life left. I also fully rewired the trailer & installed new lights (needs a 1⅞" ball hitch) Everything is in near new, perfect condition, other than a little normal gravel rash on the exterior of the hull. I try hard to take care of my stuff! If I find anything else related that I've forgotten to mention, it'll be included in the sale. The only trade I'd be interested in, would be in part for a Softail Harley (No Dynas thanks!)

*stares wistfully at the 3 hives.........

"Take the pain, leave the swelling"

I'm only planning on spending 4, tops! Fingies crossed I can claw a little bit of that back by selling off everything that doesn't make it start, stop or go around corners.

USPS does that, pretty dang efficiently. Well, for long guns anyway. I believe UPS or Fedex take care of the smaller stuff.

Out of interest, it's going to end up not dissimilar to this.....

Also, if anyone has or knows of a battered, tatty, unloved, cosmetically challenged bike in the 'very sub-4 grand' range, hit a brother up!

I'm looking at buying myself a very used bike, specifically a Road Kind, Fatboy/bob or Heritage. One of the fat front end jobs. It's going to get a complete strip down & do away with all of the unnecessary bits (fenders, turn signals, shiny bits, any freaking HINT of tassels....) & I'm on a super low budget. I'm not concerned about a title, even. I've titled bikes before & the hassle, to me, is worth the money saving. Anyway, aside from all that, what I'm wanting to know is, in my price range I'm looking at late Evo & early Twin Cam bikes, probably with pretty high mileage & multiple (I would assume, knowing "Harley Types") clueless previous owners. Which would be the better motor to go with? My knowledge of big twins is pretty much limited to sidevalve 45s & later Shovels.

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I have enough goats. I have more than enough goats (any number higher than '0 goats' is too many goats)

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This one hurts to post, but if I'm honest with myself, I've sat & stared at it for 2 years now. It's just too damn pretty for me to hunt with & I know I'm going to spend more time worrying about it getting scratched than I actually would hunting. I built this up from parts. The action is a Sears model 52, which is the Sears specific brand Winchester Model 70. I had the entire action blueprinted & rebarreled to 6.5x55 Swede by E.R. Shaw. The barrel is 21", 5R rifled with a 1:8 twist. The profile was turned to match the factory M70 barrel which is basically a medium/light Sporter. The barreled action was then mirror polished & sent to a specialist refinisher in Wyoming for bluing. Along with that, the hinged bottom metal, bolt shroud, trigger, grip cap, scope mounts, sling swivels & all screws & fasteners were sent for color case hardening. While all the metal was away for finishing, I found an unfinished, Exhibition grade walnut stock & set about hand fitting & finishing. I hand sanded everything to 800 grit & applied 24 coats of Alkanet oil, wet sanding the first 12. Once the color I wanted was achieved I applied 32 very fine coats of polymerized Tung oil (over a period of about 4 months) The stock was then sent to Ahlmans for hand cut checkering in a 22tpi Winchester point pattern. Once finished, the checkering was then very lightly oiled. Once it was all back here & together, I added a Leupold FX-3 6x42 scope. I've taken it to range 1 time to zero & work out a load & that's literally it. I don't think I've fired 40 shots since I finished it. The whole project was a labor of love, because I wanted an Heirloom Quality gun, only to find out that I'm far better served with working guns. I don't know how many hours went into the build, but I'm pretty sure I clocked over 100 just in the stock. Since then, it's literally sat in the cabinet slathered in anti-rust. I've occasionally taken it out to look at & fondle. It's a crying shame to just have it sitting & it needs to go to someone who'll actually use & appreciate it for what it is, rather than just being a decoration. I'm not gonna lie, I'm pricing this at slightly less than I have in it, but not much & the price is NOT negotiable. I paid nearly half the cost just for the stock alone. $2000 will buy it & if it doesn't sell for that, it can stay in the cabinet. I'm only selling her now to fund a used Harley purchase (unless someone wants to part trade me for a ratty big twin.....) Link to photo album....... https://imgur.com/gallery/LrNFN1l

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