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I have a new, un-fired Remington 11-87 Sportsman Compact 20 gauge I would sell. It has synthetic youth model butt stock but includes the spacers to increase the LOP. IIRC the barrel is 21" and I have some new extra chokes to go with it. I have the lock, plug, manual etc. (in north Phoenix)

Cleaning up the shop I have for sale: 793 - new Remington 45 ACP nickle plated brass $120.00 148 - new Triton 45 Super brass, also 85 once fired $30.00 1000 - 230 gr jacketed HP (Winchester I believe) Corrosion on some of these $150.00 650 - 185 gr jacketed SWC, unknown brand $60 400 - Freedom Arms 260 gr jacketed SP for 454 Casull $100.00 I can bundle all the 45 ACP components together for $300 Thanks to everyone for your views

TTT

IA Born, Yes, 150 TSX FN for the 30-30 with the big hollow point. Just went to the Barnes website and they show TAC at 32.4 gr max.

Just joined, saw your post. My brief experience FWIW: Working up loads for my son's Marlin 336 XLR, I found the Barnes max load with Ramshot TAC to be the most accurate (about 32 gr IIRC). It was giving 3 shots under 1" off the concrete benches at Ben Avery. Repeated that for a couple of groups so I kinda stopped development at that point. The Hornady 140 gummy tipped monos were about 2.5" but I didn't spend much time with them. Regular Federal blue box and Winchester silver box 150s were still decent at 1.5" - 2" for comparison. The Factory Hornady LEVERolution were the worst for some reason with 3"- 4" groups (stringing)