I'll second the final rise. Grouse, pheasant, turkey, sporting clays, I use it a lot. Super comfortable even when loaded with a big tom in back. It is expensive, but it is super high quality.
A PP would be my vote. No shedding but a rough coat requires some work. A WPG or GWP/DD would also be good choices. They will hunt anything you want and mine is great in the house, with kids, other dogs, and riding in the car. My GSP is tough to beat for upland but doesn't enjoy the cold water.
Cleaning out the .277 bullets. Would be great if someone shot me an offer for the while pile but piecemeal is doable. Number of bullets is in green writing on the box. Sorry the lower right is nosler 130 etips.
I picked this rifle up a few years ago while I was waiting for my 280ai to be built. Had it out on one hunt and has been a safe queen since. Has a couple of light marks on the barrel and normal marks from the scope mount. Other wise excellent condition. Around 50 round. Too nice of a gun to...
Thanks for sharing sureshot.
I'll be taking my PP for his NA test in a couple of weeks. I have never been part or watched a test so it will be all new to me. He is a pretty good little guy so far so I'm sure he will do fine.
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