3 Bolt Guns For Sale

[AZDAVE]

Have three bolt guns that I mentioned in my doubles for sale.

1st. P14 Enfield in 50 Alaskan, barrel is 28in cerakoted, Comes with about a 100 rounds of brass and reloading dies. Wanted something different from a lever gun in 50AK. Feed super and holds 3 down one in the chamber. $1900 to your FFL.

2nd. Styer Pro Hunter in 270 WIN, comes with rings, 5 factory magazines, and 240rounds for factory mixed Federal, Winchester, and Privi ammo. $ 900 to your FFL.

3rd. Ruger hawkeye 338 WM, compete with Leopold VXII 3x9x40. $650 to your FFL

Thank you for looking.

 

[CAustin]

More nice stuff Dave!

 

[Sanglier14]

Niece guns Dave.

 

[PARA45]

You are killing me. Good stuff, good luck.

 

[JakeH]

I can firsthand speak of the quality of a Steyr Pro Hunter in .270. It’ll make somebody a great all-around medium game rifle.

 

[mdwest]

As an aside.. if anyone is thinking about the .50 Alaskan, Midway has 500gr Woodleigh Weldcores for the .50 Alaskan on clearance right now...

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/9...onded-weldcore-flat-nose-soft-point-box-of-25

Good chance to pick up some projectiles at the same time you pick up your new rifle

 

[AZDAVE]

@mdwest How many did you buy?

 

[mdwest]

(ZERO)

Ive already got a .458 Win Mag project I've got to finish because of you... No more big bores for me until that one gets knocked out


That said, that is seriously one good looking 50 Alaskan... Somebody should snap it up while they still can (and can get some cheap bullets for it the same day... )...

 

[AZDAVE]

50 AK in now unavailable. the other two are still available would consider a interesting trade?

 

[Dewald]

If I could only get that .338 over to South Africa. I can't think of a finer client rifle on Zululand plainsgame for that price, or even just a workhorse that remains behind the Toyota's seats

 

[AZDAVE]

@Dewald Yea getting a rifle imported to South Africa from the US is possible but a very tiresome and time consuming process.

 

[Dewald]

Agreed AZDAVE. If it was a pre-war Rigby .416 one would tackle the red tape without a second thought, but not for a Ruger. Lovely rifle nonetheless