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About Couesdeer
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This is no longer available as I have it on Gunbroker and it has been bid on.
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Back up.
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I don't know why they did that. The 30-243 Win. wildcat is a far superior cartridge.....
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I have been looking for some 380 dies. I will take them. PM sent.
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I will also include the original stock (camo) as well.
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Was hoping to draw a ML elk tag, but no dice. I have a savage 10ML-II muzzleloader. .50 cal., Laminate stock, Tan duracoat, accutrigger. Very nice muzzleloader stout enough to handle smokeless loads. I purchased it from a fellow who claims that fewer than 100 rounds have been put through it. (all with smokeless powder). $750 North of Tucson. It is a heavy SOB. Shipping will run another $30-40 depending on how long the ride. Pics will be up later this evening.
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$100? heck. I will take it. I will send a text later today.
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This is a good deal. I have a heavy mcgowan in 7-08 on a savage that shoots fantastic. Like you, I have a couple more 243s than I need at the moment. Still..... this is tempting!
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Like a majority , I'll pack a bull out as far as it takes. Fortunately, I have never had to do this alone. Having a helper makes all the difference in the world when you have a elk down in the bottom of a canyon a mile or more from the closest place to park. A good friend of mine likes to say, "I have all year to recover!" As difficult as it is to draw bull elk tags, being willing to pack them out nasty steep country doesn't hurt your odds of success.
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SOLD
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Back up.
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Thanks for that! I finally put it on armslist and sold it for $750 in less than 24 hours! I thought that was outrageously high. I guess not, though. So this is now sold.
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THese are sold
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Edited to show a tear in the rubber of one of the eyecups.