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Sorry for not updating this post but yes, it's sold.

Bump with price drop.

This is Sold.

Up for sale is my Remington 11-87 Premier (12ga), which has a 28" barrel and is in excellent condition. For those that may not know, the Premier is Remington's higher end model, which has a very nice blued finish, metal trigger assembly, etc. I took this as part of a trade a while back but I don't really need it so I've decided to sell this to someone who will get more use out of it. The sale includes the polymer stock set and a wood stock set (purchased off of Ebay / also in excellent condition), which I never got around to installing. * I just took another look at the wood set and it appears that the forend might be a bit lighter in color compared to the stock * The original owner put very few rounds through it and I shot it for the first time recently (150 rounds) and it was flawless. As I mentioned, it's in excellent condition... the only notable "blemish" is the chrome is slightly chipped on the top front edge of the bolt (see the pics). It also includes the original case, paperwork, and 3 chokes (I'll confirm but I believe they're full, modified, and improved cylinder). I just finished cleaning it so I took the opportunity to include pics of the "internals". I'll follow up shortly with some fully assembled pics as well. The price is $625 or best reasonable offer (buyer pays transfer fees). I'm located in Bergen County but willing to drive a bit to complete the sale/transfer. Please PM me with any questions or requests for additional pics.

Thanks John, great to meet you as well.

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Found one.

Blazer Brass is SPF. Post and pricing have been updated.

PM sent.

What's mewe?

I've read that the shockwave with a brace is legal in our red state but most of what I saw was a few years old... any recent legislation that changed this?

I'm looking for one that's in excellent / like new condition. PM me if you have one for sale.

I sold my last .45 pistol since I'm standardizing on 9mm so I've got some ammo for sale or trade in Bergen County or * Cherry Ridge Range *: * 300 rounds of Blazer Brass - Sold * 200 rounds of Federal HST 230gr - Sold * 150 rounds of Federal Hi Shok 185gr - Sold This ammo has been properly stored in a climate controlled safe. Buyer must be 21+ and present matching NJ FID card and NJ DL.

This is SPF.

I'm the original owner and it's in excellent condition (includes box and paperwork) with only 275 (flawless) rounds through it. I mostly shoot 9mm so this has been sitting in my safe (cleaned and oiled) for several years and I'm looking for something new. I have 8 mags in total...the 2 that came with the gun are in excellent condition, 2 are new/still in package, and 4 that I bought used (but in good/very good condition). The Beretta 8045 mags typically sell for $45 each new. I also bought/have 3 extra recoil springs, which I'd include as well. This is one of the early models with Beretta's bruniton coated (I believe they switched to blued at some point) slide and (I'm sad to say) the finish is actually nicer than my Beretta 92. For those that don't know, Beretta owns Stoeger and produced the 8000 series pistols under the Stoeger name for several years. I had a pair of wood grips on it for a short while. They looked great but made it a bit too big for my hand. I couldn't find the Stoeger grips so I just ordered a pair of Berettas along with some custom screws. The 8045 is discontinued and becoming increasingly hard to find...especially in this condition. Located in Bergen County. Price for everything is $700, which seems very fair based on the sold prices that I've seen on Gunbroker for Stoeger 8045s in much lesser condition. With regards to trades, I'm mostly interested in trading for a Mossberg 590 / 590a1 / Shockwave or a pistol caliber lever action but feel free to make other rifle / shotgun offers. Depending on the value of your trade, cash can be added either way. Please PM / email me with any questions.

Found some... thanks.

Thanks, I did see those but was hoping to find some locally at a reasonable price and save on shipping.

Still looking... trades or cash in exchange for .38 special ammo.

I would have already bought it but unfortunately Tula uses a "copper washed steel jacket bullet"... the following is a quote from an online review of the Tula .38 special ammo... "The 130gr Tula .38 Special ammo I tested was a pretty standard Tula product: full metal jacket bullet, polymer-coated steel case, and a non-corrosive Boxer Primer. The bullet also attracted a magnet, indicating that it had a copper washed steel jacket. This is something to keep in mind before you buy any Tula products, as many ranges do not allow shooters to use steel jacketed bullets."

Thanks but still looking... I'm finding quality .38 online for around .70 per round shipped but hoping to do better locally. Let me know if you have some at a reasonable price.

Thanks but I'm trying to stick with copper jacketed bullets in my beloved Smiths.

Thanks for reaching out. Bloomfield is only about 25 minutes away so yes, I'd be interested... and I can pay cash.

I also have a Burris MTAC 1-4 scope with a Weaver cantilever mount (both in excellent condition) that I'd be willing to trade for quality. 38 special ammo.

Stu, I do realize that but thanks for checking. You seem to suggest that Ruger is purchasing/using a lower grade stainless steel and performing a separate manufacturing process for the .38 SP101s vs. simply reaming the .357 cylinders a bit longer? From logistical and economic perspectives, that seems illogical but (***disclaimer***) since I'm not a Ruger engineer, I guess anything is possible. Since I'm curious, I went to Ruger's website and looked at pictures of current .38 SP101s, which also don't appear to be stamped for "+p" use. I also downloaded a copy of the SP101 user manual and read the following on page 11 under "Ammunition"... "Notes on Caliber 38 Special: 38 Special caliber revolvers are designed specifically for modern higher-powered factory loaded cartridges, including 38 Special and 38 Special +P ammunition." There's no mention of exceptions to this (i.e. specific manufacturer dates, etc.)...but (again) I'm not a Ruger engineer so I can't say with certainty. Tonester2, based on my experiences with most gun manufacturer CSRs, most are (typically/unfortunately) fairly inexperienced and simply providing the most appropriate canned response. If you're looking for a definitive answer, I wouldn't settle for what others might be doing with their firearms...instead, your best path forward is to call and speak with a Ruger service/tech manager. And please report back with what you learn.

As previously stated, the SP101 is a very stout revolver that's also made in .357 magnum and I'm pretty sure there's no difference between the SP101 .38 special and .357 magnum models (other than cylinders) so you should be fine shooting .38 +P ammo out of it.