Weatherby 30-06
December 12th, 2016, 06:45 PM
#2
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Nice.
No need for it, myself, though.
What's the longest shot you've got with it (in a blizzard, with a crosswind, and forgot your glasses in the truck
)?
Good luck with the sale!
- Eric
No need for it, myself, though.
What's the longest shot you've got with it (in a blizzard, with a crosswind, and forgot your glasses in the truck
)?Good luck with the sale!
- Eric
December 13th, 2016, 02:55 PM
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Thanks Funk
The Lefty model is pretty rare.
My dad would have loved this rifle.
Furniture is nice I was told 90% condition like new
It is just too fancy for me to drag through the swamp scrub and brush where I have hunted. My beater pump carbine 30-06 does just fine for that.
December 13th, 2016, 02:58 PM
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I have only take mister weatherby to the range once. Fired it maybe 20 times. Nice July day , with glasses and a picnic lunch. More than adequate to put holes in paper targets at 100 yards.
December 13th, 2016, 03:22 PM
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Thanks Pat
It has a Pentax scope. Installed by previous owner , who never fired the gun.
I feel it has little value compared to the rifle and am basically throwing it in for free.
06 is not the smallest round you can hunt deer with
But works well when harvesting critters
There is a local FFL guy that I have used that can do paper work transfer and shipping for a nominal fee........
It has a Pentax scope. Installed by previous owner , who never fired the gun.
I feel it has little value compared to the rifle and am basically throwing it in for free.
06 is not the smallest round you can hunt deer with
But works well when harvesting critters
There is a local FFL guy that I have used that can do paper work transfer and shipping for a nominal fee........
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December 13th, 2016, 04:10 PM
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I got you on the scope . Should have figured if it was Leupold, Ziess etc yudda said. I have good luck buying my scopes used, older Redfields and a old Burris. Got a old remington model 6 w/ burris in 06 added syn. stock as my deer gun. Shoots better then me. Reload 165 grain soft points and they just drop.
December 13th, 2016, 04:21 PM
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http://patents.justia.com/inventor/bernard-c-white
The rifle came from bernard c white collection
He invented the desert eagle
a grenade launcher
and sundry heart valves
He used it 4 blue printing for Gov't Israel
to design a prototype
sniper rifle
never came to be
But something I was able to trade 2
super rare shot guns for LoL
The rifle came from bernard c white collection
He invented the desert eagle
a grenade launcher
and sundry heart valves
He used it 4 blue printing for Gov't Israel
to design a prototype
sniper rifle
never came to be
But something I was able to trade 2
super rare shot guns for LoL
December 13th, 2016, 05:23 PM
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I got you on the scope . Should have figured if it was Leupold, Ziess etc yudda said. I have good luck buying my scopes used, older Redfields and a old Burris. Got a old remington model 6 w/ burris in 06 added syn. stock as my deer gun. Shoots better then me. Reload 165 grain soft points and they just drop.
seems to be the scheme any more
$gun
opitic next
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December 14th, 2016, 11:48 AM
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I got you on the scope . Should have figured if it was Leupold, Ziess etc yudda said. I have good luck buying my scopes used, older Redfields and a old Burris. Got a old remington model 6 w/ burris in 06 added syn. stock as my deer gun. Shoots better then me. Reload 165 grain soft points and they just drop.
I did purchase an ACOG
and
an accupoint
trijicon
recently
old classic stuff is cool with me
what i grew up with
