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  1. Pretty nice shape for a 72 year old rifle. It's the long rifle model (they made it in .22 short model also). Loads through the butt like a Browning SA. The rear sight elevation ramp is missing but otherwise complete. 

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  2. Interesting piece I took on trade. Friend of mine got this for his HS graduation in 1979 and never fired it.

    It's a new in box, 1979 Ruger stainless .44 percussion cap black powder revolver, 7.5" barrel, that was the Cadillac of cap and ball pistols back then. Has the papers and factory nipple wrench. I know Taylors & Company makes cartridge conversion cylinders for these.

    $750 for this one, FTF Murfreesboro/Eagleville area 

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  3. Let's not forget the .45 Winchester Magnum. I had a buddy who bought a new LAR Grizzly in the 80's. It was basically a big 1911 with a big grip to hold those rounds. The barrel stuck out of the slide a couple inches. Looked pretty cool. 

    He let me fire it one time, as in ONE shot. Ammo for it was outrageous, even back then. It was on .44 mag level in a semi-auto. They never caught on really, I think the Desert Eagle pretty much buried any real interest in the Grizzly. 

    LAR Grizzly MkI - .45 Winchester Magnum | Guns, Hand guns, Guns tactical

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  4. Trijicon ACOG 4x32 with red chevron. Excellent condition. Flat top mount for AR picatinny. Rear quick flip dust cap.

    $750,  consider lever guns or S&W revolvers for trade     FTF - Murfreesboro area

     

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  5. 15 hours ago, Snaveba said:

    So I promised more lever news. I picked up the Canadian Centennial from @klf493  that @221 Fireball had for sale last year. 

    I haven’t shot it yet but I like the weight of the octagonal barrel. Some may think the commemorative editions are ugly (you know who you are) but I think it’s a pretty cool rifle 

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    A little more lever news to follow soon……

    Yes, that was a tough one to sell. Obviously no maple leaf Canuck lovers down here. But in reality, it was a good shooter, especially off hand with the heavier octagon barrel. But I already had three other 30-30s ... so. Glad you have it. Shoot the heck out of it and keep the mileage off that pretty .32. 😆

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  6. I've killed deer with both the .300 BO and the 7.62x39. In my experience, the 7.62x39 has more energy than the Blackout on knocking 'em down. I use Hornady SST in both rounds. Best performing bullet I've found for thin skinned game when using the smaller calibers. Both mine are in bolt guns. 

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