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elkchaser

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Any idea what the top one is worth?? 7mm mag. I'm guessing in the $800 range.. Wood is 90% and metal is 90%, had it since new and someone wants to purchase it.. Can't decide whether to part with it or not.. One of those that you don't use but take out fondle then put back into the safe..

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yep

You're probably right and I have regretted a few others in the past. I think the wife is just going to suck it up, " if you want a new one, you have to sell and old one".. I still have the bill for this one, as well as the original paperwork that says if you send them a testimonial
they will send you a puma knife.. And the original bill was Oct 10, 1972.Get this.. 285.00 less trade of Husky featherweight .308 125.00 for a total differnce of 176.19.. Including a box of ammo.. Think you've made up my mind.. Thanks Just going back I have found the Ruko lifetime warranty and a 4 page parts list for the gun..
 
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Very nice rifles. Great wood too especially taht bottom specimen.

Win/64 twisted my arm to the dark side recently with getting a crown grade HVA myself :evil:
 
MauserMike said:
Very nice rifles. Great wood too especially taht bottom specimen.

Win/64 twisted my arm to the dark side recently with getting a crown grade HVA myself :evil:
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Yeah I really had to twist it. :) The rifles in question by elkchaser are the "newer" push feed actions. The one you ordered is a crf model 1640 action.
 
CRF is my preference or I wouldn't be Mauser Mike ;) Don't want to find myself facing a cape buffalo with a jammed rifle, now do I ;) (happens more than you think :p )
 
Thanks

The bottom one is a .270 and the middle one is a .300 win mag. Middle one took me almost a year of tlc to redo the stock, checkering and finish. It's tungoil rubbed finish and I redid checkering by going over old checkering with Brownell checkering tool....270 is as new..
 
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