The bore of the 26-inch barrel is excellent. It wears a classic El Paso Weaver K-6 with fine crosshairs. Blue is probably 75 percent and the stock shows use but not abuse. A crack in the wrist just behind the trigger guard seems to have been expertly repaired. The Morgan adjustable buttplate is surprisingly comfortable.
I'd love to know what game this rifle has seen.
I only put a few rounds of jacketed and a few rounds of cast through it so I could say, "I once owned and shot a .300 H&H." Both groups were pleasing.
Asking $675 plus $50 shipping, and will include dies, 49 pieces of Winchester brass-- nine of them once fired -- and an unopened box of Barnes 165-grain TTSX bullets.
If my HVAC from hell wasn't jeopardizing getting my house on the market, I wouldn't let go of it.
As the home remodel shuffles along, here is another one that needs a new address:
It's a brand-new, unfired Ruger American Predator Gen 2 in 6mm ARC, with an additional 10-round Duramag. It's the green spatter stock and 22-inch bronze cerakote barrel version. Asking $500 plus $35 shipping. If you want the Hornady dies, 80 pieces of virgin Starline brass, a box of Hornady 100-grain Interlocks and a partial box of Sierra 90-grain tipped Gamekings, add $100.
Chose the 6mm ARC for its reputation for hyperaccuracy at distance, and its ability to deliver a decent game bullet with modest recoil so anyone in the family can shoot it well.
