The Ruger is a M77 Tang Safety .25-06 and is 99%, beautiful Walnut, early 70's gun never hunted, picked it up in a trade deal two years ago, it has the Sporter barrel which isn't the heavy barrel and isn't the light barrel, it's medium weight... Has a nice older Steel Weaver 3-9x40 wide view/rectangular which is extremely clear for it's age. I was hopeing to get $600-650 for her.
I have a Bushnell 3200 3-9x40 to go on the BLR.
The Beretta will be a dove gun and sporting clays/skeet range gun in 20 gauge, it won't get dragged through the brush and thick stuff. It's way too pretty. I have a Beretta Urika 2 391 Max 4 12 gauge 3 1/2" Camo with Kick off system for the real thick stuff and heavy hunts.
I also have a 12 gauge and a 20 gauge Rem 870 Special Field (English Stocks) 23" Rem Choke barrels that I use for Rabbits, Grouse, Pheasants, Woodcock, Quail and upland hunting. I have another Rem 870 3" that I customized and had it parkerized, changed out the Walnut stock for Camo Synthetic and added a cantalever rifled slug barrel with Red Dot scope for deer and hogs.
The Rem 1100 LT-20 I have is a beauty also, looking for $400-$450 for her. It has factory walnut and a 26" VR Rem Choke barrel I put on her a few years ago. Just never shoot it. That would be a little dream girl for you Dave....
The third one is a Ruger Mini 30 Stainless Synthetic 7.62x39 with a Bushnell 3200 Matte Crome 3-9x40 scope with boxes for scope and gun. It doesn't have 100 rounds through it. It's a 2008 gun I picked up in another trade deal. I have 100 plus rounds I would throw in with her. I would like to get $700-750 since it's LNIB. Gun retails for around $899.00 and scope for $220.00 now.
I need to go pick up some of my other guns in GA and get that H&R 25-06 for ILUVTOHUNT on the forum.
I really try to keep my bases loaded.
I plan on getting a Mini-30 to match my Mini-14, but it's gonna be quite some time before I have enough coin to get one. I'm awful sick of this broke-college kid deal.
It comes apart where the action and barrel meet and locks up tight... I hadn't had any experience with them (BLR's) nor had any of my gun nut friends until we went to the NRA convention in Charolotte this past spring. The Browning folks spent an hour showing and explaining the take down model with us. I was sold.... The action is all mechanically gear driven. Smoothest lever action I have ever put my hands on. I would bet I could shoot it almost as fast as a BAR or other semi auto... It is so silky smooth that the Marlin or Winchester levers feel like rattle traps after racking the BLR action, and I love my Winchesters...
Nacho will probably have to go take Prozac after seeing these lever guns with glass on them, but here are my two
Yep you would be correct, I will have to call him tonight to make sure all is well over in Spring Hill...
