KahrMan

Now that brings back some memories

Should be a great concert

I am the second owner of this fine rifle. I bought this from the family of the original owner after he passed. It is a 1953 Winchester 70 Super Grade in .270 Winchester. It is in immaculate condition. There is no scratches or rust on this rifle. It is in such good condition I could never get myself to take it out to hunt with it. It has sat in my safe for the last couple of years. It is time to move this on to someone who will appreciate and use this fine piece of craftsmanship. The last couple of 1953 Super Grades, not in as good of condition as this one, that sold on gun broker went for $3500. Let's keep this one in Tennessee. $3,000. I am in Nashville but will drive some for the right deal.

I’ll take it. Sending pm.

SPF

I have 2 of these cases. The foam is in good shape and each has one key. They are 13”x26” $35 each.

Put him in the HOF already.

I believe is it Outpost Armory now.

RIP Ginger

Damn. late again

You can but clays is not the easiest sport to watch because is is shot at 10 different stations. If you stayed at one station you could watch or walk the course while following different teams. That would be a lot of walking though. Most teams are riding in vehicles or golf carts to each station. You do not need a ticket to watch or dib on any silent auctions. The lunch provided after the shoot is just for ticket holders though.

I agree. With the ammo included this is a good deal.

It is not ignorance. I bet most people don’t realize how restrictive CA is on what you can have shipped in. I am on the Colt forum a lot. That’s the only reason I knew that.

PM9

True but Pythons are on the short list of guns that Californians can actually buy and have shipped to California. That’s probably why he is asking.

We are thrilled to announce the Third Annual Music City SCI Sporting Clay Tournament! Join us on Sunday, September 22nd, 2024 at the Nashville Gun Club for a day filled with excitement, camaraderie, and purpose. Event Details: Date: September 22nd, 2024 Registration: 9:00 AM Shoot: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM Lunch and Awards: 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM Location: Nashville Gun Club, 1100 County Hospital Road, Nashville, TN Ticket Options: Single Shooter: $150 (Includes lunch and shells) Team: $750 (1 team of 5 shooters + Station Sponsorship) Corporate Sponsor: $2,000 (1 team of 5 shooters, Station Sponsorship, Custom Banner placement) Sponsor a VIP Veteran Shooter: $150 (Includes Lunch & Shells for one of our Veteran Warriors) All proceeds from this event will support the Jim Hall Hunt for Warriors, a cause that is near and dear to our hearts. Why Participate? Support a Great Cause: Proceeds will directly benefit the Jim Hall Hunt for Warriors. Enjoy a Day Outdoors: Engage in a fun and challenging sporting clay shoot. Network: Meet and mingle with like-minded individuals who share your passion for hunting and conservation. Compete and Win: Exciting awards and recognitions await the best shooters! How to Register: Click the link below to secure your spot and purchase your tickets. https://www.musiccitysci.org/3rd-annual-mcsci-sporting-clay-tournament-tickets Don't miss this opportunity to be part of an amazing event, support our veterans, and enjoy a fantastic day with the Music City SCI community. We can't wait to see you there! Thank you for your continued support! Warm regards, The Music City Chapter of Safari Club International

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I'll take #1

What a stud! The deers not bad either.

Somebody needs this.

I used 300 win mag. Did a fine job on the cow elk I took.

I have had one AR in .204 Ruger with a White Oak barrel. I didn't put it together. Leroy you have been around long enough you might remember Brent aka @Rightwinger. He built this AR and loved the White Oak barrel. I shot it for a couple of years before I sold it. I was always impressed with the accuracy of the barrel.