Belgium Browning Bar .270 Auto. MINT* Trade Possible.

• Mar 29, 2008

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Ive decided to sell my Mint Condition Browning BAR, its a .270 Win the wood and finish on this gun are exceptional. Less than 1 box of ammo has passed thru her. 4x12x40 Leupold scope. Leupold QR mounts for quick removal while maintaining zero. she shoots a .4 MOA group @ 100yrds with Factory Ammo. I will include a Silicone Gun Sock and RCBS Reloading Dies. as well as a new box of ammo. Price is 800.00.

My Cost on this was..

Gun-940.00
Scope- 300.00
Mounts- 125.00

TOTAL INVESTED- $1365.00


May consider Trades or trades plus cash.

 

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• Mar 31, 2008

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that is freakin sweet!

 

• Mar 31, 2008

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sweet yes, but not a big market here for deer rifles, now if it was an AR it would be sold by now,lol. Maybe i can get a 30rd clip for it and then it'll sell fast, hehe.

 

• Mar 31, 2008

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its just way out of my league, otherwise I'd love it.

 

• Apr 1, 2008

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well i take trades.

 

• Apr 1, 2008

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Remington 700 in .243 Winchester, Choate Ultimate Sniper Stock (also have original ADL stock), Harris Bipod Model L, Kalinka 4-16x50 Illuminated Reticle, 60-80ish Brass, soft case, lens covers, nice sling.

 

• Apr 1, 2008

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plus 200 bucks and u have a deal.

or i keep my scope and rings.

 

• Apr 1, 2008

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you bore out the chamber a little and convert that baby to a 243 ackley improved, and you'll hsve a do-everything gun that's a real tack driver.he APr '08 issue of Special Weapons For Military & police has an article where the author did just that, it's a must read for anyone with a 243. I diit 3 mos ago with a Savage, and it is one awesome little gun---cost me less than 50 bucks.

 

• Apr 1, 2008

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Well a .243 is a great caliber for the wife. so for me it works. besides, i know the brownings value is high but constitution has been a real nice guy to me, id like to see him have it, im sure hed take good care of it. Cabellas will give me 700 for the bare gun, but i thought maybe someone here would enjoy it more. Its not always about money. The Browning was new in the box 30 days ago, i bought it for a real good deal of 900 plus tax.

 

• Apr 1, 2008

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sounds like a win-win deal for you guys. I used to really look down my nose at the 243, but I took this savage in trade and had it converted to 243 AI, and it has earned a permanent spot in my gun safe. You should see what it does to a hog at 125 yds!!

 

• Apr 1, 2008

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Yes .243 are nothing to scoff at, ive taken many deer with a .243 and one black bear @ 400yrds. he was on a dead run too. might have been luck but he is dead either way,lol.