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Ruger M77 MKII 791-65xxx, bought it new at Sportsmans about 13 years ago. RH long action stainless steel .270 Win Factory Sporter barrel Timney trigger installed McMillan fiberglass stock 1 inch Pachmyer Decelerator pad 3 stainless studs painted Sonoran Transition Camo Vortex Diamondback scope 4-12x40 2 boxes of ammo, 14 rounds of Hornaday, 20 rounds of Federal, both brands are lead free. $900 ftf at Basspro or Phoenix Sportsmans. Paul txt 602-821-3460 gun pics tomorrow.

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For the serious coffee drinker or Harley owner. This beauty is 9” diameter, 11.5” tall and handle sticks out about 4.25”. According to my clacs the volume is about 730 Cu in or 3 gallons of coffee. No longer made. $75. Logo is on both sides. Meet at Basspro or Phoenix Sportsmans. Paul txt 602-821-3460

Needs to be a UPS hub not a The UPS Store.

I’ll take a box of the Winchester and the box of 215. Thanks. Sending a text

So the spring that has been the issue for me 2x is part #1026. it’s circled in red on Delw parts diagram. It’s located on the right side of the receiver. I’m my first pic, it’s staled in 2 places beginning in front of the large pin that holds the trigger assembly in. The smaller pin for the trigger assembly passes thru the spring in front of the 2nd stake point. The spring is 5.5” long and curves at the end nearest the front of the gun. You can see this curved tip in my 2nd photo. It’s close to the orange plug. You will need to inspect your spring closely to see if it’s broken. If so pry the damaged one out. Hope this makes some sense. The next 3 photos are the tool required to stake the spring in place. it’s an easy fix if this is your issue.

Mine started jamming and turned out is was what the spring broke next to where it was staked as Delw describes. I bought a new spring, replaced the old one and good as new

There’s a reason to disclose what the contents are. UPS will not ship hazardous materials, they Also won’t Ship human remains, coin or currency. it’s also a chance to make sure your shipping the item safely and properly. for instance, you’re shipping some of your prize elk meat to your friend in FL and it’s on dry ice by plane. There’s a limit of 5.5 lbs of dry ice allows on aircraft and it must be labeled properly. i had a customer overnight a “birthday card” to his friend in Vancouver Canada. my store was I am Scottsdale so cost was usually not a concern. A few days later he came in pissed his package was not delivered on time. I researched and Canadian customs was holding it. I also researched and both the sender and receiver were professional gamblers. My guess is the birthday card was actually a bundle of cash. The Canadians were willing to release the envelope to the recipient if he shows up at their office with governement issued ID. I never heard any more. you would be amazed at the stuff people want to ship. just like any other retailer some are really good and some are bumbling idiots.

The UPS Store is a franchise privately owned business. The contract between the franchisee and UPS states that the store can not ship fire arms or parts or the franchisee will lose their store/investment. There are multiple reasons for this, theft of firearms due to lack of security, multiple confusing laws regarding shipping are 2 major ones. Some owners take the rule too far and that is what many of you have experienced. Low IQ cashiers who cannot think for them selves make this worse. You could go online, print a label, and drop that same scope at the same Store with no issue. In that case be sure to get a receipt that you dropped it off. Yes UPS ships firearms & ammo, but not the same as a store. I understand everyone’s frustration. This rule has been in place for over 10 years. So this isn’t due to the current anti gun attitudes of some. i owned a UPS store and went thru the “we can’t ship your gun” routine. I would have gladly shipped firearms but the risk to my investment wasn’t worth what I would earn on that shipment. Many times I did ship precision machines parts, telescope parts, precision glass. Etc. never a fire arm or receiver. remember your dealing With retail & that level of employee. I’m not trying to defend these people, just explain why things are this way.

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Is this for full size or compact?