Marlin 1894in 44MAG or SPL. Serial number starts with 25, so I think that means MFG in 1975. No cross bar safety. It has a Japanese Weaver 1.5x3 scope that is very clear with duplex reticle.
$1000 TO YOUR FFL
The wood is not pristine as can be seen in the above and below pictures. The finish is intact, but it has these indented rubs on rear stock and the small gouge in forearm.
The rear sight is removed and has a plate. The front sight has the blade removed to keep from snagging.
The metal is great with only a bit of bluing wear on the loading gate and the very tiny scratch you can see by the screw.
Marlin 27S in 25-20. 24 inch octagon barrel.
This is either a project or a wall hanger. The defects are as follows;
Two screws missing from slide wood
Both sights missing.
Front sight dovetail is bubbaed.
Bore has rifling but is rough.
Overall patina and denting of metal.
Screw missing on right rear of receiver.
Magazine tube is soldered at rear.
$325 to your FFL Negotiable
Winchester 290 22 S, L, LR. Project rifle with Weaver D6 USA scope. It does fire and function, you just have to use a tool pull the bolt back to chamber the first round. Bore is bright.
Defects as follows;
Missing charging handle.
Missing rear sight and piece of metal that goes under sight and over barrel nut.
Trigger group pin broken, but holds group in place fine.
Finish missing from 50% of wood.
Cracking forearm wood.
Scope rusty.
Barrel scotch-brighted of finish.
The magazine follower does not move smoothly in the tube.
$150 to your FFL Sold
Three Anderson stripped lowers. AM-15 MULTI. These are about six years old and still in the shipping bubble wrap. Two of them are consecutive serial numbers. $50 each to your FFLSold
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