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My days of hunting anything larger than deer are officially over. So, my elk rifle, the finest rifle I've ever owned, is officially looking for a new home. 1957 Winchester Model 70 .338 Winchester, I was told it's a Lilja barrel but it's not marked as such. No maker markings, but whoever built it knew how to do it right. I've only shot one load through it with a 210 Partition. Shoots under an inch for 3. This rifle has been hunted and used, alot, but not abused. It has a few dings and marks, but no major damage. The action is glass bedded and the barrel is full length bedded. My kids and grandkids are all taken care of with their own firearms already, so this one can go. $2750 to your FFL. Rifle only, no scope.


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Bump for what a rifle should be. GLWS
Beautiful!
Really nice , love the 338!
Wow. Were that in a normal deer cartridge, I'd be doing some serious thinking. Beautiful.
You are probbly too cheap on your price
What a beautiful rifle
Originally Posted by rainierrifleco
You are probbly too cheap on your price
What a beautiful rifle

I usually am. cry
Stunning.
Very nice. Reminds me of Al Biesen's work.
That is a beauty of a rifle
Beautiful wood.
Where in Washington are you located.
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Originally Posted by paguy
Where in Washington are you located.

Spokane
Originally Posted by Snowwolfe
Stunning.

Could not agree more to the statement. One of my favorite aspects of the fire is getting to see such fine examples of art and function put to good use as shown in these photos. One of my least favorite is not being in a position to type in the three magic words this one deserves. GLWS
Nice workmanship! Looks like eastern black walnut.
Originally Posted by Gartenmeister
Very nice. Reminds me of Al Biesen's work.

It looks like a duck*, quacks like a duck and lives in the duck's hometown, so it's probably a duck, but unfortunately its not marked as a duck...

*Duck=Biesen
Nice rifle. The various magnums (7mm and up) seem to be hard sells these days.
Originally Posted by EdM
Nice rifle. The various magnums (7mm and up) seem to be hard sells these days.

Probably as much due to the "appropriate" hunts for these rifles being such hard buys these days for most., not to mention the challenges with the hand loading components and such.

The rifle appears to be a pretty good bang for the buck. Gorgeous.
What is LOP on rifle?
Beautiful rifle !!!!
Nice rifle. GLWS
That's a beauty!
PM sent
That’s a lot of rifle for the money.
Simply gorgeous. As others have said, its what a rifle should be! Free bump!
Originally Posted by Macs69
PM sent

Have not received a pm from you yet.
LOP is right at 14 inches

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Beautiful rifle, Biesen's probably have records of all their work. I have been told the daughter still does stock work in Spokane but don't know how to get in touch with her. Looks like it could certainly be Al's work and worth the asking price certainly. If I was in Republic instead of Arizona I would be getting in touch with you.
Originally Posted by beretzs
That’s a lot of rifle for the money.

Exactly^^^
What kind of recoil pad is on it?
I will take it. PM sent.
Sold to Dogcat.

Thanks,
Rob
Thank you, Dogcat! Beautiful rifle!
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