time for the Saturday sale. A lot of sale items today

928-527-4100 is you see one you like. And don't just think about it or it will be gone. First off a couple of custom Encore barrels. I have 2 barrels, both stainless, chambered in 50 Alaskan. Both are 17" total with muzzle brake...These are the Beast barrels which are normally $450...sale priced at $250 and all items today are plus shipping.

Next we have a Smith & Wesson Model 63, in 22 LR.It is all stainless and is as new in the box.It retails for $770 and is priced at $475.

Next we have an 1866 Yellow Boy rifle in 45 Long Colt. This is a gun we customized a few years back and sold to a friend. He shot it a little but the tiny little scratches (which can probably be taken out with some good brass polish) are handling marks. The gun is at least 95% and is engraved with western scenes on both sides of the frame. The gun sold new 15 years ago with the custom work for $1250. It is sale priced at $795.

Next we have a very special 30-30. It is the Marlin 336XL with a 24" barrel. Put some of the Hornady Leverevolution 30-30 ammo in this one and reach out. It is all stainless and was one of about 750 or so made for the NRA. It is engraved on both sides of the frame. The gun has been test fired only. It sold new for $1195 and is sale priced at $595.

Next, if you are planning an Alaskan or African hunt or just out west for a big bull elk, this is your baby. This is the Winchester Super Grade in 458 Winchester Magnum. The gun was bought for an African hunt that never happened. It is as new and test fired only. It retailed originally for $1395. It is sale priced at $795. Everybody needs a big boomer.

Next we have a great little 22 rifle from back when Remington put out quality guns. This is the 541-T in 22 LR. The old fellow hunted with this one but it is still in great shape with a few handling marks normal on a gun used for hunting. It also has a new scope on it. New it would be somewhere in the $595 to $695 range. It is priced at $375.

Next is a rare one. This is the Marlin 1893 in 30-30. It has a 28 inch half octagonal barrel and is the take down model. The gun is in surprisingly good shape for being a hundred years old. The wood is good with no cracks or chips. The metal smooth with no bad dings or scratches. The book value on this one even in so-so shape is $1550. It is priced at $795.

Next is another one that is hard to find. It is the Winchester 9422M XTR Classic in 22 Magnum. It is new and I don't think he ever fired it. He only had it a year as I sold it to him when I cleared out a few guns to pay for a $22,000 Cape Buffalo and it was new, unfired when I got it years ago. The book value on it is $985. It is sale priced at $695.

Next is a fairly rare double barrel 20 gauge shotgun. This is a Browning BSS single trigger 20 gauge double. In the book even in funky condition the 20 gauge guns are still high. This one shows wear on the action from being carried. The bores are perfect and it is tight and the action smooth. It is choked modified and full with a 28" barrel. By book value this one should be $1150. It is sale priced at $795.

Next for you 28 gauge fans this is your Bar-B-Q gun. It is a new in the box Franchi (pronounced Frankie) Veloce in 28 gauge. This is the top of the line O/U in 28 gauge. It comes in the new hard case. The gun has never been fired other than factory. It is full engraved on the action with gold game birds. The gun should sell for almost $2000. It is sale priced at $995.

Next we have Ruger's top of the line Hawkeye African in 338 Win Mag. The old fellow that had the 458 magnum above had this one too for his African hunt that never happened. The gun has been test fired only. It is the deluxe Hawkeye with the express sights and is set up for scope rings also. I don't have the rings. It also has the removable muzzle brake. This one is a beauty and one of the reasons the Ruger 77 is so sought after by serious hunters. Book value on it is $1275. It is sale priced at $795.

Next is a new in the box rare one. I had a hard time finding this one in the book. It is the Marlin Texan in 22 LR. It is actually the model 1897 Texan. It has the octagonal barrel and is unfired in the box. It is a take down like the model 39A. Book value on it is $975. It is sale priced at $595.

next is another rare one. I have only seen one other like it thru the years. It is the Weatherby XXII (which is 22 for those of you from Arkansas). It is a semi auto 22 LR. The gun was made for Weatherby by Beretta and not many were made. It also has a new scope on it. The gun was hunted with and shows some small scratches and dings on the stock but nothing other than very small and minor. The book value is $875. It is priced at $455.

Next I have a couple more Howdah barrels. These are like the 45 ACP that Huey showed this past week. I have a 45 ACP and 321 GNR, both 6" and a 357 Magnum 7", each stainless and for the Contender/G-2. These are priced at $150

I also have a Mini Beast Contender barrel, stainless in 356 GNR. This one is $175.

I also have a custom Contender barrel in 256 Falcon. Great deer barrel. 13" stainless...$175.

I also have 2 blued custom barrels, one in 7 GNR for Contender and the second one for the Encore in 475 Linebaugh. Both sale priced at $175 each.

That's it for today and as usual the sale runs thru Monday morning.