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Almost new (98+% overall), had it out turkey hunting for two seasons. Has a total of about 15 shells put through it. Has a 24" barrel and red fiber optic front sight bead. Includes three chokes, choke wrench, and sling (all pictured) along with a slide-on recoil pad (not pictured). Great shotgun, great finish, etc. $325. Nice shotgun, just not quite what I want. No trades, please. I'm located in the West Valley area, but will ship to anyone that's interested but not within driving distance (shipping extra). Thanks for looking!

I've got a couple containers of powder that I purchased originally to split with some coworkers/friends. However, that never *quite* happened, and now they're simply taking up room in my safe. These were purchased a little over two years ago, and have been in my (always air-conditioned) house ever since. Obviously I've loaded from each, and both powders are fine (just not something I'm going to use *that* much of...). So if you (and maybe some buddies) want to save a bunch on two common & useful powders, here's your chance! BTW, I'm in the West Valley area, and am fairly flexible with pickup times & places. For obvious reasons of expense, I don't really want to ship this if someone's too far away. Thanks, and happy hunting! H4350, 8lb container, with 6+ pounds remaining: $75 R15, 5lb container, with 3+ pounds remaining: $40 Wolf small rifle primers, box of 1K, 900 remaining: $10

Revolver is in excellent condition. Very smooth double action, crisp single action trigger. Has had approx. 350 rounds through it, and almost all of those were light/medium power 200gr loads. Includes original box, original Hogue grip, laminated Hogue grip, four speed loaders (two Safariland, two HKS), Sidearmor kydex belt holster, and speed loader case. This should make someone a great trail/back woods/hunting revolver. I've really enjoyed it, but have found I'm just not a revolver guy, and don't have the time/resources/desire to become one (this has been my third try with different variations, and it just doesn't work...). $625 FTF in Phoenix area, or buyer pays actual shipping (keep in mind that would be overnight, as required by UPS/FedEx). Also, if local and looking to reload for 44 (and pick up some loaded ammo to start shooting), I have the following setup for sale: - RCBS dies - Dillon 550 44 mag/special caliber conversion - five 50-count boxes of Hornady 300gr XTPs - 50 Hornady 200gr XTPs - 25 Swift 300gr bullet heads - 200 rounds of 200gr XTPs loaded in Starline/W-W brass over 10.2gr Hogdgon Titegroup (MV ~1200 fps) - 50 rounds of 300gr Swift bullets loaded in W-W brass over H110 - Some H110 and Blue Dot powder (~ 1/2 pound of each) Asking $150 for all the reloading stuff (FTF in Phoenix area). Or, if someone is interested in everything, $750 for the whole package (FTF only). Pictures of the firearm package:

Sorry, put the price in the ad. I typed up the ad in Word, then did a cut & paste. Not sure how I managed to drop the price in the process. Must be getting my senior moments early in life...

I have a Dillon 550 that is set up to load 9mm and 223 (two caliber conversion heads). The 9mm dies are Dillon, and the 223 dies are RCBS. These calibers have been set up and used, so they're good to go once you dial in your bullet/powder combination. The 550 itself includes everything that comes in the standard setup (large primer drop tube,manual, spare parts kit, etc.). I also have the following as part of the setup: 1000-plus 9mm brass (W-W, RP, FC, etc.--cleaned, once fired) 1000-plus 223 brass (newer FC, PMC, PMP, LC, etc.--once fired, cleaned, deprimed) 800 sm rifle primers (Wolf) 1000 55gr fmj (Hornady and Winchester bulk) 7 lbs H322 (part of an 8lb keg, a little over a year old, stored in ac conditions) 3.5 lbs R15 (part of a 5lb keg, a little over a year old, stored in ac condtions) 5 lbs titegroup (part of a8lb keg, same as above...) Basically, if you buy this setup, you're ready to start loading 223 and 9mm as soon as you set the press up. The press itself is a little over 12 years old, but has not seen much use. I got the press as a gift before I had my first child, and had a lot of fun using it for about a year. Then, children came along, and I barely have time to shoot, let alone reload. Tried getting back into it recently, but found even though my kids are older, I still don't have the time. And realistically, that's not going to change anytime soon. So if you're looking for a great reloading setup in these calibers, this is your one-stop shopping place. Asking $750 for the whole setup (press, powder, primers, bullets––everything). Looking to sell this face-to-face in the Phoenix area, as I don't even want to contemplate shipping this much stuff. No trades, please. Thanks, and please feel free to ask any questions.

***SOLD*** Gen4 Glock 17 with standard sights, 2 back straps, original box, manual, 2 extra mags, etc. Also includes a one-piece single stage recoil spring from glockmeister. Has approx. Shot enough to get break in and get used to. Finish is at 98%-plus; hard to tell it's used unless you look at really close. Asking $400. Looking for local sales in the phoenix area only at this time. No trades. Thanks, and good luck this fall to everyone!

Advantage MAX-1 camo. Great pack for everything from day hikes to hauling big stuff. Just the right number of pockets, with just the right number of ways to get at everything in them. Pack is in like-new condition. Took it on a few trips, but despite the extra adjustments this one has over some others I've tried, I just can't get it to fit right on my frame (I'm 6'8"). *Sigh*. I really wanted this pack to work, but it's about 4" too short (or I'm 4" too tall...). $220 shipped CONUS, or $200 if you want to pick it up locally (I live on the west side of Phoenix, in the Goodyear area). Don't have any pictures at the moment, but can get some if anyone is really interested. Here's a link to all the info on the pack from Eberlestock's webside: Link to JP9 on Eberlestock.com Thanks! edited to lower price from $240/$220 to $220/200.

Price lowered on the pack.

Has about 250 rounds through it. Well taken care of (no "atomic" loads), with a very crisp trigger and VERY tight action. Attached Leupold scope has a few dings on the body (bought second-hand, dings already on the scope--shoots just fine). Prints approx. 1.5" 5-shot groups at 50 yards with everything from 180 gr to 300 gr bullets in front of H110. This is a wonderful hunting pistol--long enough barrel to get plenty of velocity out of the 44 mag, but short/handy enough to still be a pistol instead of a rifle with no butt stock. The 2x Leupold is also just about perfect for a handgun--easy to pick up the target, great light gathering, etc. Used it to hunt elk and javelina. Packs great in the included holster. Package includes the Uncle Mikes holster, attached bullet holder, 5 a-zoom snap caps, and the original fixed sights (if you prefer those to the 2x leupold). Asking $1200 FTF in Phoenix area.

Badlands 2200 looking for a new home. Slightly used (packed my boned-out whitetail last season), but in great condition. Missing a pull tab on the right-side small pocket (replaced with braided 550 cord). Otherwise, pretty much like new. This is a great pack, but just doesn't quite fit me, as I'm 6'8". (Looks like I'm Kifaru bound...). However, if you're anywhere between 5'10" and 6'4", this pack should fit you like a glove with just a little adjustment. Includes a 45oz Camelbak water bladder (fits perfectly in the water bladder sleeve). Asking $120 FTF in the West Valley area, or $130 shipped CONUS. Thanks!

Slightly used 629 (all stainless). Approximately 150 rounds through it, 50 of which where factory ammo, 100 of which were light reloads. Great shooting gun, especially if you're looking to hunt with it. Used it to take a javalina this last spring and it did great. Includes original box and RCBS carbide die set w/shell holder, along with an extra set of Pachmyer grips. Asking $525 shipped to your FFL, or $510 FTF in West Phoenix area. SOLD. THANKS! [edited to lower price] Thanks!

price lowered from $575 to $525 shipped to FFL, or $510 FTF. Everyone have a good Memorial Day. Thanks!

Mr. GameHauler says he wants it. Thanks for the patience and interest though, Jeff.

Got the J105 pack new a couple monthes back, but just can't get it to fit my 6'8" frame correctly. It's in perfect shape--only loaded with gear a couple times to try it out. I even have the original tag from Sportsman's Warehouse. Would like $190 shipped CONUS for it. If you're interested in a "Just One" pack without paying the extra for the new j107, here's your chance. Also, I know I'm new as a member here on this board, but I can provide references if desired. For starters, you can check out my ebay rank under the username "shooting_nut". Also, I can be reached in person (I live in Goodyear, AZ) if someone is serious about the pack. Thanks!

OK, just as an update--GameHauler is first in line (thinking about it this evening), with akuritone second with an "i'll take it" this afternoon. Will update as I hear back from GameHauler. Thanks again, gentlemen!

Wow. I didn't expect this much action on this post. Thanks for all the input, gentlemen! To answer the one gentleman's question, I did investigate the longer straps via some email conversations with Glen Eberle. His frank recommendation for someone my size was to just wait and look at the J107, which he says was designed to accomodate taller/longer torso individuals if necessary (longer pack, slightly different adjustment points). I did that as soon as one came into my local Sportsmans, and he was right; it fits perfectly. *sigh* I was hoping the j105 would work when I got it, as it's a little cheaper and weighs about a pound less. Oh, well. And I don't really need the detachable fanny pack (although it's a nice touch--certainly better implemented than Badlands' 4500 pack by far). Thanks again!

LOL--I wondered how long it would take someone to comment on that... The J105 should fit you just fine. It has a good range of shoulder pad height adjustment on it (five different increments, I believe?). It just doesn't have enough for a freak like me. Let me know if you want some more detailed pictures of how the shoulder straps adjust. Thanks!