GunsAmerica rules preclude me from including my e-mail address or phone number here but I know that I always like to talk to the guy when buying a gun and don't suspect many of you are any different. I may consider a partial trade for a high end rifle or scope, we'll discuss it! (By partial I mean that I may have to pony up some cash to make it a fair deal.) The shipping cost will be whatever it costs me to ship it, no handling charges or any of that baloney. Whoever buys the rifle will get the 30 Waters, 6.5BRM dies and a bunch of once fired brass. This sale is for the rifle and the reloading items mentioned below ONLY! The scope and rings are NOT included in the price. (Thew scope in the pictures is not included.) There are no scratches, rust, dings or dents. I have included pictures and can tell you that the rifle is like new. I have put at least six deer on the ground with it to date and it will be missed once it is gone. I have put about 300 rds through it, mostly load development and target practice. I bought this rifle new from EABCO about six years ago. I am not a gun dealer, I am just a guy who has used GunsAmerica a few times over the years and discovered that it is a fairly safe way to both buy and sell guns. Very easy to shoot well with this trigger.
The trigger comes from the factory just as you would suspect any other custom made rifle. My hunting load, a 140g Nosler Partition will also shoot well under moa but not quite as tight as the target rounds. I have had many loads with target type VLD bullets that will put them in one ragged hole at 100 yds. It uses 30-30 brass that has been sized once through a provided "30 Waters" caliber die and then once through the provided "6.5BRM" die. But, if you have ever reloaded any ammunition at all, this is a piece of cake. This is a wildcat cartridge meaning you can't go to a sporting goods store and buy loaded ammunition for this rifle. The rifle is chambered in 6.5BRM caliber.
Description: I am selling my Eaben Arthur Brown made, falling block style, 97D rifle.
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