KahrMan

If you are over 40 I am going to recommend that you stay in the paint.

Welcome

Welcome

Reduced. $40

Reduced. $30

Reduced $100

Hope you are back to shooting pigs as soon as possible

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Welcome to Tn and TGO.

I hope you have corrected that since then...

I really don't either and that's the problem. lol

Nice. You do not see many 35 Whelen's anymore. To find a left handed one is a score.

It is a sickness I tell ya. I have always had a thing for classic bolt action deer rifles, especially older wood stocked ones. I have more deer rifles than I can hunt with but that does not seem to matter when I comes across another. I am especially fond of older Sako rifles. I found a single owner Sako Finnbear in .338 Win Mag from 1967, my birth year, and just had to have it. It has definitely been used but is in good shape for being 55 years old. It also has a great looking wood stock. The fact that I did not have a .338 win mag currently just made the decision all the much easier. The gentleman, who lived in Coloardo at the time, ordered this from Herters in Minnesota. He paid a whopping $149 including tax and shipping. He actually kept the original hang tags and all the paperwork from when he bought the rifle. I did not realize that when I bought it so it was a cool surprise. The scope that is on it is a Herter's scope. It is not marked but I am guessing it is a fixed 6x. Anybody have any .338 win mag for sale?

Terry Hetrick is one of the best skeet/trap/clays instructor around and he works out of Nashville Gun Club.

What he said

it means sold pending funds

Most comments do count toward your post count. I believe there is one or two areas, like New Member Introductions, where they do not count. The idea is to be active in the main forum areas.

Welcome to Tennessee and TGO

Very nice. I have a Browning 71. 348 Winchester is a great round. Would love to pick up a Winchester 71 if I can ever find one for a decent price.