Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2008 9:44 am
Uh Huh - You two find a buyer for a certain Nesika stocked 504 and I'll think about the .260.
............Ladies and Gentlemen, this is artistic excellence 
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Rem 700 .260.....SOLD pending funds
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Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 2:27 pm
Angry beaver???...... Electrical conduit...??? ............Ladies and Gentlemen, this is artistic excellence
............Ladies and Gentlemen, this is artistic excellence Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 2:30 pm
Ive got one question. I was looking at the pics and noticed it doesnt have a mag, will this rifle be legal for hunter class? I though hunter rifles has to have a mag in them.
Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 2:43 pm
Bob can tell you for sure, but it's probably just not shown and is internal to the stock and no floor plate.shakes wrote:Ive got one question. I was looking at the pics and noticed it doesnt have a mag, will this rifle be legal for hunter class? I though hunter rifles has to have a mag in them.
If a rifle is a single shot, from the factory, it is legal, however you can not convert to one to a single shot and be legal.
Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 2:57 pm
You're right, Bob, assuming it makes weight. Although the rifle is trued and has a beautiful barrel it's otherwise a classic hunter rifle.
Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 3:26 pm
Thanks guys!!! Do you guys get excited over highpower enough to make you loose sleep or is it just me 
Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 3:32 pm
Well I'm not sure if it's that bad, where lose sleep... but Kitty and I do sleep with our HP riflesshakes wrote:Thanks guys!!! Do you guys get excited over highpower enough to make you loose sleep or is it just me
Quiet Mary....
Posted: Tue Jul 22, 2008 3:52 pm
As with all Remington hunting rifle actions of this cartridge size, it has the five shot internal box magazine. ADL models always had no hinged floorplate as well as some of the plastic stock models and others. The higher end BDL, CDL, etc. have the floorplate.
I suspect that most competition stocks are of ADL magazine style (no floor plate). I added a couple of photos to the group showing the magazine..............Bob M.
Shakes, there is only three things on my mind at any one time. FOOD.....SEX.....HP SILHOUETTE. And not always in that order.
If you are having trouble going to sleep at night, try counting.....rams. By the time I hit 60-65 in a row I'm out cold. Works for me.
Your going to love HP.
I suspect that most competition stocks are of ADL magazine style (no floor plate). I added a couple of photos to the group showing the magazine..............Bob M.
Shakes, there is only three things on my mind at any one time. FOOD.....SEX.....HP SILHOUETTE. And not always in that order.
If you are having trouble going to sleep at night, try counting.....rams. By the time I hit 60-65 in a row I'm out cold. Works for me.
Your going to love HP.
Posted: Wed Jul 23, 2008 3:19 am
Bob259,
You do not know what caliber 700 rifle has been in my bed since last Sunday.
Innocent Mary
You do not know what caliber 700 rifle has been in my bed since last Sunday.
Innocent Mary
Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 6:34 am
Oo! Oo! Inquiring minds want to know! Was it good for you?
Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 8:50 am
Come on guys Mary's not the type of lady whose one to kiss and tell, she doesnt want her winnie to find out
Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 10:32 am
Dave,
Certainly not my choice of calibers but then I have never been one for turning down a good deal when I see one.
It only stayed there long enough to clear some of the extra junk out of the other parts of the house that are gathering up in prep for moving the boy in his own apartment at school. I can't believe how much stuff he has gathered up, only two more weeks then I might be able to see my floor.
Innocent
Certainly not my choice of calibers but then I have never been one for turning down a good deal when I see one.
It only stayed there long enough to clear some of the extra junk out of the other parts of the house that are gathering up in prep for moving the boy in his own apartment at school. I can't believe how much stuff he has gathered up, only two more weeks then I might be able to see my floor.
Innocent
Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 10:46 am
Shakes,
My better half knows where I am 99.999% of the time...the only exception so far (in the last 12 years) is the current flight to NM that is in progress to check on his condition from the accident. Currently sitting in San Antonio waiting on the connection to El Paso.
BTW the caliber is .223...not accurate enough for my liking.
Innocent Mary
My better half knows where I am 99.999% of the time...the only exception so far (in the last 12 years) is the current flight to NM that is in progress to check on his condition from the accident. Currently sitting in San Antonio waiting on the connection to El Paso.
BTW the caliber is .223...not accurate enough for my liking.
Innocent Mary
Posted: Thu Jul 24, 2008 11:55 am
Innocent wrote:Shakes,
My better half knows where I am 99.999% of the time...the only exception so far (in the last 12 years) is the current flight to NM that is in progress to check on his condition from the accident. Currently sitting in San Antonio waiting on the connection to El Paso.
BTW the caliber is .223...not accurate enough for my liking.
Innocent Mary
I didn't realize he'd been injured! Hope all is well!Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2008 5:37 pm
Sounds like Shakes made a great deal on a local gun. Cant blame him. I sold the rifle to the next person in line. SOLD pending funds......thanks.