Savage Model 10TR, 308 WIN, 24" Barrel, Military/LE Promo Only
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TacticalTrunkMonkey
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- Edmonton, AB
I ordered one today. I picked up a Savage Axis XP a few years ago and decided to upgrade.
You will love it, I'm so impressed for the money!!
What about Merchant Marine?
Is this offer open to Merchant Mariners? I have a current Canadian Mariner's document and was wondering if this offer extends to us as well?
Thanks --
Is this offer open to Merchant Mariners? I have a current Canadian Mariner's document and was wondering if this offer extends to us as well?
Thanks --
HERE IS THE LINK to download the form you need to fill out after ordering online.
FORM
You can email us the completed form or fax it at 613-372-1331.
If you are military out your service number in the badge number line.
JUST ADDED!!! After talks with Savage, this is now open to retired LE and Military as well.
This is a Military and Law Enforcement promotion being run by Savage. It is open to current and retired members of the military and law enforcement officers. You will be required to provide identifications and or a badge number to purchase this firearm. Cost is $599.00 plus shipping.
UPDATE POST #310! They are here!
Once your order is placed we will email you the form to fill and the fax number/email address to send it to.
http://www.theammosource.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=269_593&products_id=3366
Calibre: 308 Win
Metal Finish: Matte Blued
Barrel: 24" Heavy Barrel 1-10" Twist Treaded for 5/8-24 Muzzle Device
Base: 1 Piece
Trigger: 2 1/2 lb AccuTrigger
Bolt Release: Front Of Trigger Guard
Stock: Black Synthetic Accustock, Beavertail Forend, (3) Swivel Studds,
Magazine: Detachable Box (4 rounds)
Bolt Handle: Oversized Tactical
Accuracy: Sub MOA
Thanks for looking it up, yes it's true we are when airborne and I am pic, but figured that would not count in this situation because we don't have firearms in the cockpit,, in this country,,yet!! They do in other countries including some in the U.S.
Cheers Bob
Hey DH Driver, does DH stand for Dehavilland?!
My Dad was Merchant Marine, in the 40's and early fifties, carrying unknown cargo to Korea and elsewhere with basically no protection sitting ducks! If that's not in harms way nothing is and when he passed a letter of condolence was sent by the Navy! So I think for sure if a Merchant Mariner want one of these they should be permitted to!
Sure thing, just enter your service number on the order form and see what happens. I was visiting a friend last night who was in the PPCLI and said he tried to order one and couldn't. I thought this was open to retired members? No big deal, as a friend in my unit is willing to make the transaction on his behalf. I've already got mine
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Sure thing, just enter your service number on the order form and see what happens. I was visiting a friend last night who was in the PPCLI and said he tried to order one and couldn't. I thought this was open to retired members? No big deal, as a friend in my unit is willing to make the transaction on his behalf. I've already got mine
I think it was posted that retired members should be able to get this. Does he still have his service number?
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