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This is a custom-made fire kettle that was initially made for Rev War & Mountain Man re-enactments. Not into that as much any more, but I still use it now and then for camping, cooking and general relaxing. Now with the grandkids all moved out of state, it just sits in the garage. Time for it to find a new home. When set up, it measure 24" tall and 24" in diameter. It has a three piece grate that makes for a smooth cooking top. When not in use, both the grates and the stand fit inside the kettle for compact storage. This is well made with heavier gauge steel and will outlive all of us. kept me warm on many a night. Asking $250. First "I'll take it" trumps any PM or text messages. That way, everybody knows who was first in line. Use PM and Text for any questions you may have. Not looking for any trades at this time. Karl 602-361-7191.

Scope & rings - SPF

HYNOON gets another thumbs up. Smooth transaction. Easy to deal with. Great communication.

SPF to HyNoon.

North Phx. - added location to description.

Clearing off the bench. Sightron scopes don't typically have the name recognition that some of the other manufacturers do. They don't advertise much, but what they do - is make a great scope for the dollar invested. They are best known for the clarity of their glass and repeatability of their turrets. This scope has a 30mm tube and allows for 100 MOA of travel for elevation. The reticle has 2moa stadia. It is a rugged, well-built scope that always returns to zero after dial-up. Read the reviews and look at the customer ratings on the various sites that sell these scopes. The Mark 4 rings are fitted for a picatinny rail. Asking $650 for both the scope and rings; or $600 for just the scope. Not looking for trades at this time. Low-ballers: walk right on by. First "I'll take it" in this thread trumps all PM's. That way, everything is out in the open and nobody can snipe your deal later on. Karl 602-361-7191. Located in North Phx - near Tatum & Bell

Need to make more room in the garage. Selling my portable shooting table. I honestly can't remember where I bought this, but I have used it for nearly ten years so it has some bumps and nicks. It is lightweight, portable, has a built-in handle and stores well. Has no-slide, non-glare surface. Will support a lot of weight. Asking $60. Not looking for trades at this time. Low-ballers: walk right on by. First "I'll take it" in this thread trumps all PM's. That way, everything is out in the open and nobody can snipe your deal later on. Karl 602-361-7191. Located in North Phx area near Tatum & Bell Road.

Used these on an antelope hunt in WY last year. Probably won't hunt up there again - and Lord knows If I will ever draw another antelope tag here in AZ. Need to clear off some shelf space in the garage, so these need to go to someone with an antelope hunt in their future. This is the combo package: young adult buck frontal and half body feeding doe. Asking $75. Not looking for trades at this time. Low-ballers: walk right on by. First "I'll take it" in this thread trumps all PM's. That way, everything is out in the open and nobody can snipe your deal later on. Karl 602-361-7191. Located in North Phx - near Tatum & Bell

I have an extra Sightron SIII 6-24x50 sitting in Leupold Mark 4 rings on my bench right now. It is a SFP scope with MOA stadia in a 30mm tube which gives you 100 MOA of travel. These scopes are best known for their extremely clear glass and reliable turrets for repeatable dial up and down. I still have the same model on my custom 6.5-06 AI rifle. Rugged, durable, excellent quality. Read about them here: https://sightronusa.com/riflescopes/siii-lr-series/ You should also read several online reviews and pay particular attention to the ratings that customers give these scopes. The scope usually retails for $800 or so. The rings go for $100+ when new. My price would be $650 for everything, or $600 for just the scope. This is a little higher quality than you can afford on your budget, but if you can stretch a little you will end up with something you will never have to upgrade down the road.

I have a semi-custom Remington Model 7 I need to sell. Custom barrel set up to shoot 105 gr. Bergers.

I'll take the IMR 7828. PM sent.

Weekend Bump. Now listed on other sites. Left out of description: The barrel is a Benchmark SS fluted barrel with #4 contour (0.665 at the muzzle).

Specifying 7mm doesn't tell us anything about the required bolt face. It could be either a standard bolt face (7mm-08, etc.) or a magnum bolt face (7mm RM, 28 Nosler). Free bump.

I believe he just faced the receiver.

Continuing to thin out the closet. Next item up for sale is a sweet little Remington Model 7 chambered in 243 Win. The only remaining factory parts are the action, bottom metal and the X-Mark trigger. Everything else is custom. The barrel is 22" in length and has a fast twist of 1 in 7" to stabilize the heavy-for-caliber bullets. Currently grouping 0.5 to 0.75 MOA with Berger 105 gr. VLD's. The action was re-faced prior to spinning on the custom barrel. Current round count is 289. Gunsmithing done by benchrest hall-of-famer: Gary O'Cock. Rifle is cerakoted in five color digital camo pattern with green sage color as base coat. Weighs 8.5 pounds with the scope (not included). I estimate a little over 7 pounds without scope and rings. This is a great rig - I just never find the time to shoot it. The scope is Sightron SII Big Sky 6.5-20 x 50mm. These are hard to find on the used scope market. It is one of the very few lightweight, one inch scope tubes that has parallax adjustment. It is not part of the offering, but could be negotiated as part of sale if buyer was interested. Here is what it would cost to reproduce the rifle today: Remington Model 7 (s/h + FFL fee) $ 650 B&C Medalist sporter contour stock 300 Benchmark SS fluted barrel 440 Gunsmithing 300 Cerakote 200 Total $1,890 Price is: $1,450. Not looking for any trades at this time. Low Ballers - just keep on scrolling. I try to be up front with everything I sell. An "I'll take it" posted in the thread will trump any PM. Save the PM's for questions or other comments. If you prefer, you can call/text me at 602-361-7191, but the post in the thread trumps even that. This way, no late party can come and snipe your "I'll Take It" with a higher offer at a later date. It's just the way I do business. I try to give CWT members first shot when I sell, so this stock will not be posted on any other websites for the first week or two. Located near Tatum & Bell in north Phx.