here are the next 4 guns in this estate sale

First the old fellow got set up to shoot a bunch of groundhogs and maybe get into the long range shooting sport. But he passed before he could get much more than a foot in the door. He had 2 identical Remingtom heavy barrel model 700s built with all the neat gadgets. This one is the 223. It comes with a Leupold 2.5X10 scope with target turrets. It has a Harris bipod on it and has had a trigger job done to it. What a great rifle for those of you that hunt Prairie Dogs, Rock Chucks, Ground Hogs and such. Get this rifle and you are set. The whole package would normally run a bit over $1400. It is sale priced at $795.

Next is the sister to the 223 above. It is one of 2 matching Remington 700s. This one is chambered in 308 so this one can be a long range elk gun or a target gun at long range. It, like the gun above, has the Leupold 2.5 X 10 scope with target turrets. It has the Harris bipod and has had a trigger job. Like the gun above it would normally run around $1400 but is sale priced at $795.

Next is a Walther PPK/S in 380. One of James Bond's guns. This one is a stainless pistol and has 2 extra magazines. It also has the Crimson Trace laser grip added to it. This one is in excellent condition, carried a lot but shot a little. With the Crimson Trace grips and the 2 extra mags the gun would normally sell for around $875. It is sale priced at $550.

Next is a gun we got in a few days back. Colleen wants it sold as it and the box it came in take up too much room on her showcase. The gun is a Walther P-38. This is not the German military gun. It is a German police gun. It comes with the original holster and an extra magazine. The P-38 was the gun that replaced the Luger back in the late 30s. This one is in very good condition and like all P-38s it has a really good trigger pull and is very accurate. We had it priced at $695 but it is now sale priced at $450.