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Benjamin Discovery's 22 Caliber PCP Air Rifle features a hand pump, silencer, a powerful hammer spring, and is laser-accurate, quick, and incredibly silent.

The Model 82A1 continues to pave new ground as the first semi-automatic.50 caliber rifle accessible. Its chamber is chrome coated and dimensioned for both civilian and military ammunition. Close tolerances on every component allow the extractor and ejector to operate in any environment, and they have been demonstrated to operate in any circumstance. The lengthy mainspring, dual barrel springs, and muzzle brake of this venerable rifle make shooting it both pleasurable and thrilling. It has a M1913 optics rail, dual barrel springs, and a muzzle brake. A 10+1-round magazine, carry handle, bipod, monopod, and hard carrying bag are also included. 100 50 CAL. ROUNDS IN AN AMMO BOX for $469.98 plus shipping

The newest service rifle used by American special operators is the FN SCAR®, which only comes in semi-auto. The FN SCAR® 16S, which is chambered in 5.56x45 mm, is light, quick to handle, and rapid to shoot. It has a free-floating, cold-hammer-forged MIL-SPEC barrel with a chrome-lined bore. The 7.62x51 mm FN SCAR® 17S has a free-floating, cold-hammer forged MIL-SPEC barrel with a chrome-lined bore. Fully-ambidextrous operating controls on both models instantly adapt to any shooter and any shooting position. The receiver-integrated MIL-STD 1913 optical rail and three accessory rails enable the mounting of scopes or electronic sights, plus tactical lights and lasers. The telescoping, side-folding polymer stock is fully adjustable for comb height and length of pull, and is available in Flat Dark Earth (FDE) or matte black.

This Browning BLR White Gold Medallion lever action rifle is stunning. Its caliber is.308. The firearm has never been fired and I am the original owner. The firearm is spotless and flawless. Very fancy grained walnut is used to provide a gorgeous finish on the wood stock's forend and butt. I even have the gun lock and the box with manual. The weapon has a magazine in a box. The factory nickel-plates the studs for the receiver and sling swivels.

Sporty American Eddystone Rifle in the 30-06 caliber with a Weaver scope. Bore is OK but definitely has had a number of rounds fired through it. Focus is obvious. Chamber works well. The finish on the barrel and receiver is nearly completely gone, and the wood stock is decent. Gun has loops for a sling. trigger guard and buttplate made of metal.

In addition, the original box and two magazines for the Beretta Skeleton Hammer were included. competition wolf spring kit in its entirety

New recurve crossbow with 150 lb draw weight and movable sights. This crossbow is a knockoff of the Barnett Wildcat XL, which was produced 20 years ago. Except for the inclusion of the removable quiver, it is identical. For several of the industry's top crossbow brands, including PSE, Arrow Precision, Barnett, United, and others, MK Industries of Taiwan produces crossbows. The package contains the following: - 150 lb draw Crossbow with Windage and Elevation Adjustable Iron Sights. Sights are mounted on a 3/8"(.22 dovetail) rail. If you wish they can be removed and a scope of your choice can be mounted instead. This is a crossbow of sturdy construction with a skeletal aluminum stock, aluminum body and fiberglass bow. It weighs a little less than 6 lbs and is 30" long and 27" across the bow. - String - Cocking Device and Stringer Straps. Straps are for use during initial string installation. Includes photographic instructions. - Detachable Quiver for 4 Arrows. Quiver liner also functions as a broadhead wrench. - 4) 16" 2219 Aluminum Bolts/Arrows with half moon nocks that are tipped with standard threaded 125 gr Field Points. The weight of the bolt with field points is about 400 gr and around 275 grains without. Naturally you can use whatever weight field point or broadhead you prefer. Only about 30 ft lbs KE is needed to blow through both sides of the chest cavity of a deer. This bow will generate 40 ft lbs, more than enough Kinetic Energy to successfully and humanely harvest Whitetail and Mule deer.

The Winchester Coyote Light has been meticulously reduced in size, but it is still not a lightweight in terms of performance. For exceptional accuracy, the medium-heavy fluted steel barrel and brown wooden receiver are mounted into a skeletonized aluminum bedding block and placed in a lightweight carbon fiber/fiberglass composite Bell and Carlson stock. On the foreend, flow-through vents lessen weight and aid in barrel cooling during extended fire strings. In order to fully control the cartridge from the magazine to the chamber to the ejection, a Pre-'64 Style Controlled Round Feed with Claw Extractor and a Pachmayr Decelerator pad are used.