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We have been visiting relatives in several states this month.. Of course I checked out several gunshots in each. Come to find I cannot buy a long gun in Mich.. Saw a couple at Williams, but w/ the cost of shipping, no deal.
My next venture turned out better.. Came across a nearly new 700 adl, an older one in .30-06.. Been thinking of picking on up for awhile.. Have a nice old custom m54 Win, but it has an old B & L 2.5-8 scope on it great when sighted in but a bummer to keep readjusting.

So when I spotted this one I decided it should go west w/ us.. Haven't fired it yet, probably won't till we get home..

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Why can't you buy a rifle in MI?



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Wyo, that is a classy one, nice find!

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Sam thanks.


Smoke, they said they could not or would not sell me a long gun w/out shipping to a Wyoming dealer.. Got the same crap in Texas when I tried to buy a m 31 trap gun. Pa. Dealers said it might have been store policy!😑


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Nice! Too bad about the bull in buying guns.


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Very nice, old school Remington.

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I always like the ADL wood and regretted I never found a LH model.


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WCH,

Nice find! I like the looks of the classic 700's.

I believe the policy of not selling to a resident of another state is pretty common. It's simply easier to only sell to resident of your own state or to another FFL for an out-of-state transaction. You can purchase long guns directly from an FFL in another state as long as the firearm is allowed in your state of residence. If a shop only sells to another FFL in your state, they don't need to worry about which firearms are restricted in your state as the local FFL will know.


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You will LOVE that rifle WCH...had one just like it and just like an idiot.....welllll..you know.... blush


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I've got a 30-06 that looked exactly like that in 1975 when I bought it new. Forty plus years of use have left a few character marks and the blue is a little thin in places. The stock is still in the house, but it now wears an Edge stock.

I don't use it much anymore. It had a habit of dropping the firing pin with no trigger pull and was retired back in the 1990's. Never did it with a round in the chamber fortunately. I finally got around to putting a Timney in it 2 years ago before I pass it down to one of the grandkids. I have been shooting it some lately. But I've just come to like others better. But I do have a lot of memories with that rifle, it took most of the deer and bear I've killed.


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That is a nice one

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We sold many long guns to people from out of state at the dealer I worked for.


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cdb, might have been a store policy.


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Hope that one is as accurate as the tack driver I had that looked just like it. Loved that rifle but had others I used more so I sold it to my brother to give to my nephew for a very good price.
He shot his first elk with it last year! You will enjoy it!

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Very Nice! I love old Rem 700's, especially in 30-06. I just got done refinishing the stock on a 1962 ADL carbine 30-06 I picked up this winter.

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Nice grab, Wyo!

Do you know what year it is?

Looks very similar to my old '66 ADL in .270 except mine had the straight comb.

Should be a sweet shooter from Remington's good old days.


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Originally Posted by WyoCoyoteHunter
We have been visiting relatives in several states this month.. Of course I checked out several gunshots in each. Come to find I cannot buy a long gun in Mich.. Saw a couple at Williams, but w/ the cost of shipping, no deal.
My next venture turned out better.. Came across a nearly new 700 adl, an older one in .30-06.. Been thinking of picking on up for awhile.. Have a nice old custom m54 Win, but it has an old B & L 2.5-8 scope on it great when sighted in but a bummer to keep readjusting.

So when I spotted this one I decided it should go west w/ us.. Haven't fired it yet, probably won't till we get home..

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WYO, a really nice rig, and a good snag.

judging by the checkering pattern, it would have been made in the period between 1969 to 1973, if i'm seeing that pattern correctly.

had a .270 that looked just like it, bought brand new in 1972. it wore a Weaver straight six power...

will it be used in dispatching a few yipper dogs???


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I have a very similar one in 270. For a lot of years it was my only rifle.

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If that riflew shoots like the used .308 BDL I snagged a few years back you will be very, very happy.l
Sokd the BDL to fund another rifle. Dumb.


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Got around to sighting in this 06.. Threw together some 150 gr. hand loads to sight in.. Fired one quick group, about 1 1/4 ".. Will have to try a bit more since I was shooting over the hood of my truck & two goldens were trying to keep track of the action from inside the truck..

One of the reasons I picked this rifle up is I had a large coffee can full of once fired brass.. Figured I would load a bunch just for plinking.. Now I can 't find the brass.😬

But while digging around I did find about 4 and a half boxes of new factory stuff.πŸ‘Œ


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