This is a Jerry Fisher custom 25 Durham. It was made for a guy to go sheep hunting and he wanted a light rifle. It is a Sako action milled to save weight. The barrel is thin and with the scope and sling on it, the rifle weighs a mere 6 pounds…
No, I had seen it earlier during the show, but the guy was around $6000 and I was hesitant to spend that much on it. I worked on him as hard as I could to get it more affordable and he finally got into my price range.
At the Kalispell gun show this weekend, i found a couple real nice rifles. This one is a custom Model 70 action in 270 with exceptioonal wood and workmanship. This is a custom rifle built by a guy named Bob Johnson, who I know nothing about. He does good work and built a beautiful rifle...
This is a new Depstech bore scope with 30 caliber and larger viewer. It is still new and never used. Comes with charging cable, bore scope and monitor to see what your bore or whatever you want to shove it into, looks like…$69.00
I have found this to be true. After decades of shooting a lot and reloading 10’s of thousands of rounds, I haven’t seen any need. There are 10’s of thousands of loaded ammunition with all of it reloaded from 2-20+ times. If a neck cracks I throw it out. In all that time, I doubt I’ve tossed more...
A late arrival on the old west scene is this 50-100-450. Certainly a powerful cartridge that could have been a real buffalo cartridge in a repeater, but was just too late to do so.
Winchester 1886, 50-100-450…