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Tikka T3 right hand, blued, Magnum Short Action. This action is used, but with very little wear. The bolt has the .535" magnum bolt face (.6.5 PRC, & PRC, 300 WM, etc). The action is right handed with deep blue finish. Everything is OEM. It has the short action bolt stop and short action OEM magnum magazine (3 round) with bottom metal/composite. It came off a 270 WM TikkaT3 rifle. Complete pkg. consists of the action, bolt and assembly, trigger, composite bottom triggerguard and magazine. Everything is OEM. Located in N Phx/Scottsdale. Price: $625

Tikka T3 right hand, blued, Magnum Long Action. This action is used, but with very little wear. The bolt has the .535" magnum bolt face (.6.5 PRC, & PRC, 300 WM, etc). The action is right handed with deep blue finish. Everything is OEM with the exception that the bolt has been fluted by Longrifles, Inc ($75 service). It has the long action bolt stop and long action OEM magnum magazine (3 round) with bottom metal/composite. It came off a 300 WM TikkaT3 rifle. Complete pkg. consists of the action, fluted bolt and assembly, trigger and magazine. Everything is OEM. Located in N Phx/Scottsdale. Price: $700

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Need to raise some funds for my upcoming sheep hunt - and this one is gonna hurt. Many years ago, I bought a complete set-up from the original owner of this rifle to get into black powder metalic silhouette shooting. I did take it out and fired approx. ten rounds through it, just to a get a feel for it. Since then, it has stayed in my safe. I would love to hang on to this, but sheep hunting can be expensive. About the rifle: This rifle is a faithful reproduction of the 1874 Sholoh Sharps in 45-70 Government made in 2003 by the Shiloh Sharps Company of Montana. It is the #1 Sporter model and includes the following upgrades: 1) 30" heavy octagon barrel (now standard); 2) Semi-fancy walnut stock; 3) schnabbel end forearm (no longer offered on this model); 4) double set triggers w/curved triggerplate; 5) spirit level globe front sight; 6) Soule long range rear sight (I no longer have rear sight, but the tang base remains); 7) factory bedded forearm; 8] period-correct steel buttplate; 9) mva drilled & tapped scope bases; 10) faithful reproduction of period-correct telescopic sight. The rifle has probably been fired less the 500 rounds total and is in immaculate shape. If you go to Shiloh's website, you will see that the base price with the additional upgrades mentioned (less the Soule rear sight) come to a purchase price of $3,421, plus a year's wait due to backorders. The scope is the Series 300 28" Montana Vintage Arms scope (also purchased from and mounted by Shiloh Sharps Co.), which goes for $1,125. Cost for total rifle set-up would be: $4,546, if purchased today. The rifle also comes with a large inventory of supples and assessories including: 1) three sets of custom cross-sticks; 2) hardwood shooting box in pictures; 3) 21 custom hardwood shooting/loading blocks; 4) 150 new 45-70 brass; 5) approx. 120 used 45-70 brass; 6) at least 137 loaded rounds of 45-70; 7) 203 cast lead bullets sorted by weight; 8) casting equipment, including a large Wagge melting pot ($400 value), two moulds - including a coveted, single cavity P&D Jones mold #45001 for 545 gr. round nose bullets; 9) custom drop tube; 10) hard case; 11) lots of lubes, waxes, wads, patches, solvents, etc. Asking price is: $4000 for complete package (remember all the extras); and $3,500 for just the rifle, scope, shooting box and hard case. I do not want to break up this package until after the rifle sells. Not looking for any partial trades at this time. Need cash for my hunt. Location is N. Phx/Scottsdale area. Lowballers - please don't waste your time or mine.

North Phx/Scottsdale near 56th St. & 101 Loop.

Need to raise some funds for my upcoming sheep hunt. Up for sale is close to two pounds of Alliant Reloader 25. In order to save space on my powder shelves, I consoldated a nearly full bottle of RL25 into a new unopened bottle of RL25. RL25 is a dense powder, so it was easy to get it all to fit in a single bottle. (See picture of bottle on scale to confirm weight). All of the combined RL25 was of the same lot and purchased at the same time. I know this powder is nearly impossible to find. I have hung onto it for several years thinking i might find a new caliber that likes it, but at present I am not using this powder in any of my loads. I estimate this bottle to at least hold 1.75 pounds of RL25. Price: at $85 per pound, that works about to be $150.

Need to raise some funds for my upcoming sheep hunt. Up for sale is close to four pounds of Hodgdon HS-6. Three of the 1 pound bottles are still factory sealed. The fourth 1 pound bottle has been opened and a small fraction used. I would guess about 7/8 full. HS-6 is a great all-around pistol powder (38 Special, 357 Sig, 9mm, 40 S&W, 10mm), but is also used extensively in shotgun shell reloading. Cheapest price I could find on line was from Bruno's at $41 plus tax. Price: $35/pound on seal bottles; and $30 for opened bottle.

I have the TB 300 Dominus SR unit. Not sure if that helps, but the mount has to be the same I would think.

I would love to have these. Will send a PM.

Looks like all three tags for unit 41 West have now been accounted for - and all are CWT members. Kinda cool. See you out there when it gets a bit cooler.

Yup. I paid homage to the sheep gods at the banquet and they finally rewarded me.

Portal is now updated with draw results. Looks like I'm headed to 41 West.

***SOLD*** I may have a SA Magnum action coming available in a couple of weeks.