do not have the original box for the gun.
shipping is extra.
included with this setup is the following:

long alan wrench to remove stock to adjust trigger, 200 plus brass at various stages of reloading and approximately 40 rounds. also dies for a lee press. as well as pound plus of powder and some projectiles (90 grain polymer tipper spitzers) and (62 grain barnes hollow point varmint grenades)

my girl friend (115 lbs) shoots this guns more then i have. it hasnt had 300 rounds down the tube yet, but it shoots like a dream. perfect for range, coyotes, gophers, and whitetail deer. virtually no kick. perfect for a stand or blind.

please dont contact me unless somewhat serious. thanks in advance. derek.

this gun is located in estevan saskatchewan and is available for viewing and pick up. shipping costs extra but depending where you are arrangements may be made.
thanks.

sorry can get a picture to load on here… but here are some photo bucket links.

…………………pls use FACanada picture files system ………………thanks,
Wolfstrack, FACanada site moderator.

$70

Canadian O.D. Combat Shirts with the Canadian Flag on the left shoulder.
Officially known as: “Coat Combat, Lightweight, MK II

Sizes:
7338 (Long / Small)
6746 (Short / Large)

This shirt/jacket was designed for the Canadian combat forces in 1970, these were made in 1999 and 2000. The Fabric is made of a Cotton and Nylon interlocking. The combination allows for lightweight breathing ability and a quick dry. When wet these shirts will dry in 15 minutes.
They are great for lightweight wear in warm weather. And can be layered upon in the colder season. Many people love them simply for their comfort and useability.

$29

Cheers

How to reduce risk of being scammed or bad deals !!!

* Obtain FULL information of the counterparty

Name, full address and phone number (PAL number), ask for more actual detailed picture of the item before sending money or goods.
Better spend couple of minutes to have a real conversation over the phone with buyer/seller.

* Attitude and manner the counterparty communicates could be an indicator – will you deal with a real person who communicates the way he/she does in real life?

* If the deal is too good to be true, there is a always a possibility it could not be true !

* Walk away if you don’t feel right about that deal- Do not rush to making the offer or taking the offer.

* Beware of WANTED requests – scammers always take advantage of buyer’s urgency and desire to get that product.

* If you see a gun you like, go check first gunbroker.com and gunsamerica.com sites. If you see that the seller has copied and pasted pictures from an adv there, it’s probably a SCAM.

* Before sending money to anyone on the internet, try and get as much info as you possibly can from the individual and then cross reference it with your local CFO and CFC at 1-800-731-4000 (if it’s a firearm) google it with 411.ca (for other items) – reverse look up and check if data it’s right and valid.

In addition to what is stated above, we have received a couple of suggestions from our users which are:

- once you’re satisfied with the gun, have the seller write your name on a piece of paper and take a picture of it with the firearm in the same frame.

– use Tineye (http://www.tineye.com/) to check to see if the pictures exist anywhere else on the net. It’s a free service that compares images to billions online for possible matches.

*** as a reminder: DO NOT advertize your full name, address, phone number, PAL number or email in your buy/sell ads – use ONLY private msg (PM) for communications…THANK YOU !