WTS: Gun Safe Cleanout, Something for Everyone

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Selling off a bunch of stuff to make room for more/free up some cash. Rules first:
1. No sales to AK/HI
2. Buyer pays shipping (charged only cost using my shipping account, so a bit cheaper)
3. Feel free to send an offer, worst I can say is no
4. Local pickup welcome in Northern VA
5. First "I'll take it" gets it, cross posted
6. I'm active duty military and work during post office hours, so please be patient with me. I will ship as soon as I can but that could be a week or two. I'll get you your item.
7. Payment via paypal F&F, venmo, or USPS money order (would prefer electronic)
8. Happy to send more photos, just ask!
9. I have a blaser R93 Luxus in .416 posted separately, feel free to take a look at that too!
  1. Howa 1500 Carbon Hunter .30-06 As New, Threaded
    1. I’ve got too many hunting rifles in .30-06 so a few need to go. Up first is a brand new Howa 1500 in .30-06. I purchased the barreled action and then installed it in a Stocky’s Next Gen Ultra Carbon Hunter Accublock stock. Rings are the Talley one-pieces and are some of my favorite rings to use, holding zero on much heavier recoiling rifles and being feather light. The balance on this rifle is fantastic, stock contours are very comfortable, and the 5/8x24” threads on the barrel will allow for very comfortable and easy shooting with this. Very sleek, handsome, and lightweight mountain hunting rifle that will be perfect for any venture you might take her on. The stock alone is currently selling for almost as much as my asking price, so about a 50% reduction on what I spent on this gun. $695
  2. Ruger 10/22 Wood Carbine, .22lr
    1. I’ve got a 2012 production 10/22 carbine in fantastic shape. I’ve shot maybe 100 rounds out of this rifle, cleaned it, and put it away. Ran just great, and fed reliably from the bx-22 mags. Classic gun and with a handsome wood stock. Other than a few instances of safe rash, she looks and feels like new. $250
  3. Ruger 22/45 with Holosun 407C V2 and 4x Magazines, .22lr
    1. Selling and excellent condition Ruger 22/45 .22lr pistol. Very accurate and fun gun to shoot with a threaded barrel and great trigger pull. Fantastic optic that makes shooting this all the more quick and fun. I’m slimming down my handguns and just sticking with centerfires is the only reason this is going, fantastic gun otherwise. Ships in original ruger case. $595
  4. Gorgeous Tiger Striped Carl Gustaf 1889 Rolling Block, 8x58mmR
    1. You could look for decades and not final a prettier stock on a military rifle. Very good condition overall. This rifle is interesting as it appears to have been accepted and then rejected from military service and then sold commercially. In all my years of collecting rolling blocks, I haven’t seen this before. All serials match and bore is very good, in commensurate condition with the rest of the rifle. $1195
  5. Practically New Husqvarna M7a Rolling Block, 8x58mmR
    1. Extremely rare civillian sales variant of the Swedish military 1889 rolling block. These were higher grade/finished guns made to order at Husqvarna for the more discerning shooter that wanted something nicer for competition than his issued rifle. These are extremely rare, and this one is just about perfect. Aside from some safe rash, everything looks factory new. The case hardening is gorgeous, as is the checkering. A work of art indeed. $1250
  6. Excellent Husqvarna M7 Rolling Block, 12.17mmR
    1. Equally rare to the above, this is the older brother to the M7a, this time being based on the 1867 Swedish 12.17mm rolling blocks. This one has a bit less vivid case coloring, and maybe a few more dings, but if you hadn't seen that M7a it would probably be the cleanest rolling block you'd ever seen. For going on 150+ years, this is an unparalleled example. $1195

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