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I do not need a second model 70 in .375 H&H.. I do not need a second model 70 in .375 H&H.. I do not need a second model 70 in .375 H&H.. hopefully somebody buys this….

All of it is sold.

The can of 1000 is sold.

The price for wolf gold online is all over the place. I have seen it for .68, .70, .85 and .95 cents a round. That seems high to me but I have not bought any in a long time. I have 2 ammo cans. 1 with 1,000 rounds and one with 960 rounds. Selling it for .50 a round so $500 and $480 respectively. If my price is out of line let me know.

It's not compared to some of the guys on this site.

If you live in Chicago why are you joining a TN firearms site if I may ask? Moving here soon? Oh and welcome.

I bought another deer rifle. I have been on a lever gun kick for awhile. One lever gun I did not have was a Winchester 94. I came across this Winchester 94ae and kinda fell in love with it. This was a banquet gun for the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. It has gorgeous wood and really nice engravings. It also just happened to be in a caliber I did not have, .356 Winchester. I don't have a lot of lever guns but the one caliber I do not have is a .30-30. I have levers in .22, .357, .338 Win, .348 Win, .356 Win, .375 Win, .44 mag, .45 Colt, .45-70 and .500 S&W Mag(on order).

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All early Coltsman rifles were made on FN actions while later ones (60's) were made on Sako actions. Yours was made by either Kodiak Arms or Jefferson Arms. They made almost all of the early Coltsman on the FN actions. These are generally regarded as good, accurate hunting rifles.

That is exactly what I thought as well.

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What an awesome story.