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Bump for hump day.

Sorry, no trades. Got more .22s than I need now.

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1967 Winchester 30-30 Canadian Centennial. Original, not refinished. This is the 20" octagon barrel carbine, not the 26" rifle, which seem to be more abundant. I did a complete tear-down and cleaning. Internally looks like new, I doubt in its 55 years it's been fired much. Bore looks great. Worse wear are the splotches on the bluing of the barrel. It could be re-blued to make it pretty. The receiver and magazine tube look great. The walnut is beautiful. As is, it's the perfect shooter commemorative for nostalgic deer hunting. I fired 5 rounds through it at 50 yards and it shoots sweet. Ready to hunt, and I'll throw in a box of shells. Should be good for 20 deer if you do your part. $800 $750 (lowered, but no wiggle room at this price) FTF Rutherford County (Eagleville/Rockvale/Murfreesboro area)

Welcome! You'll find TN a gun friendly state with gun friendly folks. (I'm a damn Yankee myself, but I don't tell these guys ... but I've lived here for 45 years, so I'm pretty southern grounded I'd say)

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That sounds like an elementary school math equation.

I've got jacketed 55 gr. FMJ .223 and 115 gr. 9mm copper coated bullets I would trade for equal amount of .380 bullets (85-100 gr) plated or jacketed (no cast).

They already had that in the .327 Federal Magnum. Able to get 6 shots into the Ruger LCR or their SP101, it was a great idea IMO, but seems to be an obscure round to say the least. However Federal could've taken the same round and put it in semi-rim version to use for autoloaders. But ah ... just give me primers on the shelf at $30 a brick and I'll be happy.

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Bump for the new year.

I'd rather Federal put all their effort to bring us back $9.00 boxes of 9mm to Wally World.

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Bump for another look.