Gary Reeder
A few rifles from that recent estate. Most were standard
Friday, February 03, 2023, 16:26

Winchester model 70s, Remington model 700s and so on but a few were unusual enough that they needed to be put on here. Here is the first one.
This is an Interarms MK 10 Mini Mauser. They brought these in for a few years and were quite popular. They were chambered in 7.62 X 39. Clinton put a stop on Russian ammo and guns coming into the states while he was in the white house and this being chambered in 7.62X39 hurt the sales of this gun and it was eventually dropped. The gun is a great little varmint gun and good for critters up to medium size deer. The 7.62 X 39 has the power of the 30-30 so it is a great truck gun. The gun is in very good condition, at least 95%. They are very hard to find and when you do the prices are pretty high. This one is priced right at $499.95.

Next is one of my favorite rifles, the Ruger #1. This beauty is chambered in 25-06. The gun is in very good condition and like all the old gentleman's guns it has a scope on it. The Ruger #1 rifles are extremely hard to find right now and quite expensive. This one is priced right at $799.95.

Next is one for you accuracy buffs. This beauty is a Sako AI chambered in 6PPC. The gun is in very good condition. The Sako rifles are great guns but very hard to find, especially the target models. This one has a 12-24 power scope with the fine dot reticle, great for you target buffs. This is a great gun for those that like to get the most accuracy out of your rifle without spending a fortune for a heavy barreled target model. If so this is your baby. It is priced at $599.95.

Next is one of the early magnums, the 264 Winchester Magnum. The gun is the Winchester model 70 XTR Sporter Magnum. This one, like all the old gentleman's rifles is in very good condition and has a scope on it. Probably carried a lot more than shot. This is one of the first magnums used by those serious hunters going after the big game at longer range. The first of the big 6.5mm rifles. You don't see these much these days as those that have them don't sell them. Every once in a while we get one in in an estate sale like this one. If you want one of the top end magnum rifles, it would be hard to beat the 264 Winchester Magnum. This one is in probably 90 to 95% condition and priced right at $729.95.