Gary Reeder
Here is what is left
Sunday, August 25, 2019, 13:01

I forgot this one. The Misfit that bought it lives in a very anti gun state and semis are a pain to be able to buy so he switched to the Winchester Super Grade in 458. So this one is available again..
This is another rare one. I have only seen one other like it thru the years. It is the Weatherby XXII. 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 $425.

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 $750.

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 $725.