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Last two of the group. WInchester Model 12 12ga made in 1937. All original(except pad) lots of patina, 30" full choke barrel $425 Smith & Wesson 3000 in 20 ga with a 28" mod choke barrel. Made for S&W by Howa in the 1980's. Really good condition just some minor dings in forearm checkering. $325 In Tucson. Thanks, Kent

This has pristine patina. 😉

Smith & Wesson Howa $275 FTF in Tucson. Kent

Not on GB yet. Bump

Bum before I get them on GB today.

I don't want to do math here but there is no tricking physics. Pushing a 117 grain bullet out of a 25-06 is going to give about the same recoil as a 7-08 in 120 grain. The advantage of the the 7-08 is that it can also go 140 gr and beyond. The 25-06 can't. And I in no way support Chuck Hawks but I do use his recoil table occasionally. Recoil table If I got to choose it would be 6.5x284 but 25-06 is a great round, it is easy to get ammo for and screaming flat for Coues. Kent

How light is it?

Offers? Bumps for pumps.

Great caliber for anyone, not just youngsters, though it has been kind of eclipsed recently in the 6.5/260 anything trend. The 25-06 being limited in bullet weight compared to the 6.5's. Good luck with your search! If no one has something locally there is a barrel on Ebay at $49 currently.

The Howa S&W is a nice shotgun. Japanese made in the 80"s and imported by S&W, like their 1500 rifles (Weatherby Vanguards). Numerich has parts for it including barrels. It was supposed to be an improvement on the 870 design, aka a copy, but it does seem really well built. Kent

Bump.

Listing on Gunbroker. BLR on GB

I will let people guess which is which. 😀

Barrel is 20" Kent

Bump before Gunbroker.

Another from the older guy I am helping sell a few things. Winchester 70 in .264 Win Mag. I dated it 1964, so the first year of push feed. In very good condition, wood shows wear from normal use, metal finish is excellent. Don't think it was shot much at all, he had a pre-64 in 270 that he actually used (he's keeping that one). Cool old rifle in a great Arizona caliber. $525 In Tucson Kent

Bump and I still have a ride north for the rifle tomorrow, if needed.

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Will be sharing this listing on 24CampFire tommorw, so if someone is really interested let me know soon. Kent

I have a ride for this to Phoenix this Saturday if someone is firm on purchasing. Thanks, Kent

The serial number is 715***, so 1964 and the barrel is the 24" model. Weighs 7lb 12oz. Thanks, Kent

Lines on the receiver in the first pic are a reflection. Receiver bluing is solid throughout. Bump

I don't own anything that says magnum in it anymore, Elk rifle is .280 Rem. CDNN still has Ruger M77s in .280 for $470. CDNN .280 Leaves $500 for a good scope. Meopta maybe.

Neither my book, cheaters or cactus beach towel are included. Unless negotiated otherwise. 😉 Kent