If you like a traditional wood blued gun for say a western or plains game hunt then this would be a good one. Browning BBR, 7mm Rem. Magnum topped with a quality scope to match the gun, Leupold Vari X III 3.5-10x40 AO, high gloss blue 24� barrel, beautifully figured walnut stock (might say a little burly), aluminum bedding, free floated, recessed crown, (seriously) smoothest bolt you will ever feel, 9 locking lugs with 60 degree lift similar to a Mark V Weatherby, removable clip, lightly used with some small dings in the wood finish, very good shooter and a beautiful gun.
Bought this new in the late 70s. Used it until sometime in the early 80s. I've shot it only a couple times since then, a solid and good looking gun.
Haven't done any load development with it as it always shot fine enough just picking any load out of the book. I will say less than 100 rounds through it. All of the dings are very shallow, mostly in the high gloss finish.
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Group shot for this ad, nothing special about it, not a developed load, just some rounds I had. I know they are sierra 140s but don't know what the load is. This gun will beat 1 MOA with young eyes and a developed load.
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$750 with dies and brass, $725 without, $30 shipping (addt $25 if shipped from ffl). 60 day layaway available with $400 down.