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Hey, Is this a good deal? Or average?? http://www.combatarmory.com/magpul-mbus-gen-ii-front-rear-sight-set-mag247-mag248-flip-up-iron-sight/

I'd like to see a great deal on a Ruger 10/22 breakdown..in stainless

I found a website called KEEPSHOOTING.COM Not all are in stock but they do have KIDS masks. http://www.keepshooting.com/mestel-safety-sge-150-gas-mask.html http://www.keepshooting.com/israeli-gas-mask-for-kids.html

Racoons are nocturnal so you don't usually seem them wandering in the day time.. also if they are walking a little drunk like.. they are sick in someway.

This is the 62 grain, I'm searching and trying to read up on it.. My understanding is it depends on what twist your rifle is? This should be fine in a 1:7 twist right? (sorry for posting stupid questions)

Whats wrong with green tip

Seemed like a damn good deal to me. http://www.targetsportsusa.com/p-3107-pmc-x-tac-ammo-556x45mm-m855-62-grain-green-tip-full-metal-jacket-ammunition.aspx

How wud I know it has Ballard rifling? It's a 1947 if that helps

Thanks Nick. I'll let you know.

I'll give you him number tomorrow. Lol I'm going to check it out/ buy it tonight Don't spoil it for me I've been looking for a decent deal for awhile now I can't afford anymore $$$

Oh and he said he shot it last Sunday which is why he knew the sight was off said it was shooting high and that it couldn't adjust it any further

How would a novice like me know if the bore is good? Please provide some tips to look for. (And thanks very much)

Sorry it's a 30-30 and he said he wants $250 Only thing wrong with it is the rear sight needs to be fixed or replaced

I found someone selling a Marlon 36 supposedly made in the 40s It was owned by an older gentleman in who's in his late 60s 70s wondering what the value is and how these rifles are in general. Is this worth picking up for the right price

Ok just checking to be sure. The first two numbers are 34 so if would be 1966

Thanks Parker I ended up finding the same site the only problem is I only recall the first two numbers of the serial. My understanding is you need the full number to get the accurate model year.

So I went to look at the Winchester today. You would almost think it was brand new. The "only" pitting it you would even call it that was on the lever. The stock and rest of the rifle was like new "mirror finish. $400 oh and the serial number began with 34 which means 1966 right?

Thanks guys I appreciate your feedback

This is the 80's rifle

Trying to post pics again this is the mid 60's rifle

Tks junkmanted Parker, if the mfg year was what I said above 66/67 or 89 (just confirmed) is one more desirable than the other? I'm trying to research but a lot of info to consume How does one choose?

Both sellers are looking for about $450 - $500. Just not sure if anything changed from the 60's to the 80's. Not sure why the attachments are not working. I'm going to look at the one made in the mid 80's tomorrow. Edit: I believe they were shooters but not very often.. definitely not show pieces

Second is a mid 80's 80's Win full.htm 80's Win action.htm 80's Win stock.htm

I tried gunbroker and saw prices all over the place. First rifle is a Win. 30-30 mfg year 66/67, plain stock no checkering, mint condition 66 67 win.htm 66 67 win full.htm

Just threw it out there in case it was.