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I have just been advised by my neuro-surgeon that I have to give up rifle shooting due to neck fusion. I am not going to give up shooting or hunting, so I will have to switch to a handgun. I hunt deer and an occasional hog, and so I will not need a large bore handgun. I have settled on either the 357 or 375 maximum cartridges. If anyone has one to trade I will exchange photos on request.
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If you don't find a trade, I would sure like to talk with you about buying your gun.
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I have a Ruger Security Six w/4" barrel and aftermarket grips--interested?
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I'm not into Remingtons, but would recommend a Ruger Blackhawk for good power and accuracy without further trauma. Happy hunting.
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JH, if I can get an offer of $600 for the rifle and vintage weaver 4x32, with tapered post and crosshair I will sell it if the interested replies don't pan out. The rifle is in great shape with a mint bore.
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dustoffer, I am looking for a 7' or 8" barrel, but thanks for the offer.
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How bout a ruger redhawk with a 7" barrel, leupold extended range scope, in .44 magnum...
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I have a Ruger Blackhawk in 45LC scope base , dies and ammo .
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S&W 6" M28 any interest.
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Sorry, not interested in a 44 at this time.
Thanks for the offer though.
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I'm holding off for a 357 or 375 maximum for the time being, but I may get back to you if the offer I have falls through.
I really appreciate your offer, thank you very much.
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I'm hoping for a longer barrel, but what caliber is your M-28?
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I'm hoping for a longer barrel, but what caliber is your M-28? A Model 28 with a 6" barrel is a fine hunting handgun. The N frame model 28 will handle the hottest loads that you can throw at it and still keep ticking..Ask the M-28 owner what dash his model 28 is and if your not interested then I might be.
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I'd have to go dig it out, but pretty sure 28-2.
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Ever consider a .41 magnum?
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The .270 is the greatest hunting catridge ever designed. To dispute this fact is to only justify our loonieism in owning and hunting with inferior cartridges.
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