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Savage axis .223 clearance for $175.00. It is the basis for a prairie dog shooting project. I did a trigger job myself. Replaced the spring and stoned the sear and trigger engagement areas. Now breaks clean with very minimal over travel about 2lbs. Awaiting scope delivery and trying to decide on...

That 881 was at a local pawn shop for about a year with a too high for me price. I finally told them I would love to buy it, but not at that price. I walked out with it for $200. I don't think it had ever been shot. The color wasn't even worn on the feed lips of the cartridge elevator.

Marlin 882. Tube fed bolt action. Easy to carry in the woods with no box mag poking my hand and insanely accurate. A Lakefield mk ll resurrected from the dead.. and my old friend the Marlin model 60 I purchased new in 1984.

One of the guns I will never part with! Bought one new in 1984 for less than $100. When my eyes were younger I could hit a spent 20ga casing just about as far as I could see it. Too many squirrels to count. It now has a 3-9x x 40 bushnell legend scope and a refinished stock.

I bought a TC Compass in .308 win with a diamondback 4-14x44 scope last year. After rebate, it was like $285 from Buds Guns. Shot around 1 inch out the box. After replacing the trigger spring with a model 70 target spring, polishing the trigger and sear and a boyds featherweight thumbhole stock...