GSG GERMAN SPORTS GUN MP40

16.29" BARREL LENGTH LENGTH IN TOTAL: 33.6

Sporty American Eddystone Rifle in the 30-06 caliber with a Weaver scope. Bore is OK but definitely has had a number of rounds fired through it. Focus is obvious. Chamber works well. The finish on the barrel and receiver is nearly completely gone, and the wood stock is decent. Gun has loops for a sling. trigger guard and buttplate made of metal.

For safe and trustworthy plinking enjoyment, it has a folding stock and a dependable gas running mechanism. Your day at the range will be accurate thanks to the German-made 11-3/4" barrel with 6 groove rifling. Included is a 23-round detachable magazine.

A brand-new FN SCAR 20s with the reciprocating charging handle is being marketed. The mounted Leupold Mark 5HD 3.6 - 18x44 FFP TMR optic, resting in a Badger Ordnance Condition 1 mount, is a part of this set. Atlas Accu-Shot BT46-LW17 Bipod and Surefire SOCOM Muzzle brake are also included in the package. There are four FN magazines in total—three 20Rd magazines. a 10 Rd. mag, too. The optic was precisely placed by a professional, and a laser boresight was used to roughly zero it. This is a whole package that is extremely uncommon and unique. The total value of this bundle, which includes all of the mentioned and included brand-new, unfired goods, exceeds $7,000. Both the original rifle box and the original optic package are included. Zelle Accepted.

Steel-clad Ruger Mini-14 Ranch rifle. 2.23 caliber and NATO 5.56mm chambered. includes a Mil-Tech soft case, an ATI folding/telescoping stock, and nine high capacity magazines. The ATI folding stock is incredibly sturdy and includes an adjustable cheekpiece that isn't shown in this advertisement. This gun was made in 1991 and is practically brand new because it has only been fired a little over a hundred times. If you're interested, I also have the original wood stock and handguard.

The Winchester Coyote Light has been meticulously reduced in size, but it is still not a lightweight in terms of performance. For exceptional accuracy, the medium-heavy fluted steel barrel and brown wooden receiver are mounted into a skeletonized aluminum bedding block and placed in a lightweight carbon fiber/fiberglass composite Bell and Carlson stock. On the foreend, flow-through vents lessen weight and aid in barrel cooling during extended fire strings. In order to fully control the cartridge from the magazine to the chamber to the ejection, a Pre-'64 Style Controlled Round Feed with Claw Extractor and a Pachmayr Decelerator pad are used.

The newest service rifle used by American special operators is the FN SCAR®, which only comes in semi-auto. The FN SCAR® 16S, which is chambered in 5.56x45 mm, is light, quick to handle, and rapid to shoot. It has a free-floating, cold-hammer-forged MIL-SPEC barrel with a chrome-lined bore. The 7.62x51 mm FN SCAR® 17S has a free-floating, cold-hammer forged MIL-SPEC barrel with a chrome-lined bore. Fully-ambidextrous operating controls on both models instantly adapt to any shooter and any shooting position. The receiver-integrated MIL-STD 1913 optical rail and three accessory rails enable the mounting of scopes or electronic sights, plus tactical lights and lasers. The telescoping, side-folding polymer stock is fully adjustable for comb height and length of pull, and is available in Flat Dark Earth (FDE) or matte black.

Made in Japan, the Weatherby Mark V has a 24-inch barrel and is chambered for the.270 Weatherby Magnum. It is equipped with a 3x-9x40 Weatherby scope. In terms of condition, it is in about 75% of its original state after intense hunting. However, the bore is in excellent condition. Due to aging and wear & tear, the stock may require additional inspection. Other sections may have some rubbing and abrasion, and the metal finish may show scratches as well as worn spots.Bore looks good, however, with nice shine and strong rifling. Not a safe queen, but if you're looking to knock through the woods with a rifle with some power, this might be the ticket for you.. Exactly as pictured...Thanks for looking!