FS: Marlin 39A, Ruger No. 1's - 05/28/15
Well my son is becoming increasingly obsessed with fishing/water, so I need to move a gun to make room for a kayak. I have three options:
First up - 1954 Marlin 39A with new Lyman receiver sight. I have the original rear sight, as well. The wood is immaculate, except for the missing bullseye. The metal is overall very good, except for a little old freckling on the right side of the receiver, but you can only see it in the right light. The bore is bright, with ballard rifling. Shoots and functions great, with full magazine or just a few in the tube, fast or slow cycling. Asking $575 shipped.
2. - Ruger No. 1, K1-B in .300 Win. Mag. Buttpad added and forearm slimmed by someone prior to my ownership, but very functional and well done modifications. Flat out tack-driver; real-deal lights out shooter. Loves 7828 and interbonds. This would come with a Leupold Vari-X iic matte 3-9x40 (not currently mounted). Some hunting rubs on the barrel, but not overly noticeable. I can take close up pics if necessary. Asking $1,000 for the scope/rifle shipped.
3. - Ruger No. 1A LNIB .222. Round count <40. Not a mark or scratch anywhere. Interesting wood for a new gun. This one would come with either the Weaver Grand Slam 3-10x40 in the pics or a Leupold VX-I 4-12 gloss (for a bit more $). Also included would be a new set of RCBS dies and about 120 Winchester brass, about 80 unfired. This rifle shows a lot of accuracy potential, groups with the front bag tucked way back under the forearm/receiver were tiny. $1,200 for the package, shipped.
First up - 1954 Marlin 39A with new Lyman receiver sight. I have the original rear sight, as well. The wood is immaculate, except for the missing bullseye. The metal is overall very good, except for a little old freckling on the right side of the receiver, but you can only see it in the right light. The bore is bright, with ballard rifling. Shoots and functions great, with full magazine or just a few in the tube, fast or slow cycling. Asking $575 shipped.
2. - Ruger No. 1, K1-B in .300 Win. Mag. Buttpad added and forearm slimmed by someone prior to my ownership, but very functional and well done modifications. Flat out tack-driver; real-deal lights out shooter. Loves 7828 and interbonds. This would come with a Leupold Vari-X iic matte 3-9x40 (not currently mounted). Some hunting rubs on the barrel, but not overly noticeable. I can take close up pics if necessary. Asking $1,000 for the scope/rifle shipped.
3. - Ruger No. 1A LNIB .222. Round count <40. Not a mark or scratch anywhere. Interesting wood for a new gun. This one would come with either the Weaver Grand Slam 3-10x40 in the pics or a Leupold VX-I 4-12 gloss (for a bit more $). Also included would be a new set of RCBS dies and about 120 Winchester brass, about 80 unfired. This rifle shows a lot of accuracy potential, groups with the front bag tucked way back under the forearm/receiver were tiny. $1,200 for the package, shipped.
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.... it's in shooter conditions (no idea of % this or that) and shoots just fine