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WTT Marlin 336A/3x9 Leupold Vari X IIc


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Mid 70s Marlin 336A

30-30 decent shape a few dings in the wood from hunting, blueing is very nice.

Just sighted her in, dead on at a hundred.

 

Leupold 3x9 Vari X IIc, decent shape, some ring marks.

 

A nice deer hunting combo, for the lever action enthusiast.

 

Same trades as my other ads.

 

Jim

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Jim, you got any old Ruger Model 44 carbines laying around there?  Would love to find one of those!  👍

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The Marlin has been traded for a dandy Colt Combat Commander.

 

Still have the flintlock, and the 2 Colt single action 22s.

 

I've had some interest in the flintlock and am considering a trade, but I won't make a decision till early next week, so there's still a chance to make an offer on a fine flintlock.

 

Thanks

Jim

 

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6 hours ago, Wanderer said:

@jim curlee have you ever been to Boone’s Fine Guns in Isle, MN?  I think you would need to pack a lunch.  They do take trades.

Went there this fall with my son. Biggest, craziest gun store I've ever been in. They must have millions in just rare guns alone. 

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Okay, okay, next time I'm down that way, I'll make sure I add a few hours to my schedule and stop. lol

 

It's lookin like the flinchlock will be traded this week, so if your' interested you'd better hit me before she's gone. lol

 

Jim

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Keep an eye out for Hank Williams Jr if you go to Boones I have seen him a few times there. 

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