So it's ok to point out that someone is clueless in their quest for 11k on a rifle but not ok to make a joke about the spelling?
Wow.... how much for to hire that hall out?
So it's ok to point out that someone is clueless in their quest for 11k on a rifle but not ok to make a joke about the spelling?
Wow.... how much for to hire that hall out?
How about a $1600 Ruger 10/22?
http://http://www.trademe.co.nz/spor...1113452004.htm
395 cci sub, only been test fired.... last i checked cci came in 500 boxes and it doesnt take 105 to test fire! guess some people would want to pay that much cause its the 50th anniversary one but i know i wouldnt, not with that scope on it!Quote:
Originally Posted by dirtyhabit
Sorry, fully booked for the next few months, expecting to fill it to capacity with forum members :pacman:Quote:
Originally Posted by SlimySquirrel
Now what you really need is a round room which essentially has an infinite number of corners. A rectangular hall of any size still only has four corners.Quote:
Originally Posted by zimmer
holy guacamole -the sheer size of the bloody scope and that muzzlebrake (?whose main battle tank gun is missing one??) bought tears to my eyes at the thought of lugging it from truck to gunsafe!:oh noes:Quote:
Originally Posted by SlimySquirrel
Ok daughter bless her wee cotton socks reminds me we have a 150kg handcart in the shed so that should carry it!:)
actually whilst Im about it gadget old buddy old pal old bean can you fabricate a musselbrake like that for me old TOZ17.22-that would look so tacticooooooooollllll dangling off the end of the barrel-better than my old manders silencer!:o:sarge::drool::ninj:
Are you really ready for the percussion? You might be well advised to use earplugs, then earmuffs, then hold both hands over your ears when you squeeze the trigger. :oQuote:
Originally Posted by kotuku
A little bit of something has reached the grey matter, been offered for $6,000. Don't miss out.
Would like to be able to decline with a polite but succinct recommendation (in the interest of saving this poor dude listing fees, time and the ridicule of anyone who takes the time to Google a better option...)Quote:
Originally Posted by tetawa
absolutely but let me put on me armoured plated box and insert me hi tensile concrete suppositories just to keep me grounded.as the gay hurricane said to the coconuts -hang in there honey this will be one hell of a blowjob.Quote:
Originally Posted by gadgetman
Heres oneQuote:
Originally Posted by scottrods
$1600 for not quite new 10/22......Was worth $2000 lol....(I checked the price on GC site, they want $1500 for the rifle new!! Overpriced much????....$500 for the 10/22 and $1000 for a rimfire suppressor...OVERKILL when a $60 will do the same job.)
Ruger 10/22 Semi Auto A Cat Rifle | Trade Me
All I can say is wow
Mmmmm......I wonder if he'll go for a swap for a Phillipino made Stirling M1400 bolt action 22, with 15 round mag and 'no name' 2-7 x 32 AO scope, not zeroed yet? Maybe worth $2500 (shit - where did that extra zero come from?).
So that'll be a 'swap for the Ruger as advertised plus cash my way' deal.:D
Of course I'm claiming extra 'value' for the 'manual work' - model number stamped from 3/16" number stamps applied at the factory.
As the numbers are a little 'out of alignment', I can truthfully say some of the work on this rifle is 'hand made' :D.
Sounds like the original buyer bought the GC advertising hook, line and sinker. And 200 tracer rounds :-)
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Originally Posted by Kscott
Tikka T3 .223 Gourmet Package | Trade Me
250 for a spare mag?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve123
To me "gourmet" means you can eat it!!
Can someone please explain to me why (in regards to trademe)
1. people think second hand rifles are worth more than new
2. everyones rilfes shoot moa or less ( can they prove this on demand)
3. people think second hand rifles are worth more than new
180 bucks for Burris Sig Zee rings WTF - going rate is 95!Quote:
Originally Posted by 223nut
Hell $1400 for the rifle? Glad to see, I payed a grand brand new for mine. You just have to love how the humble T3 has the same investment return as Auckland real estate.Quote:
Originally Posted by 223nut
Just made him an offer I thought fair, awaiting reply.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve123
He should really split that up to make more money.
But you all are stupid. EVERYBODY knows a T3 gains value the longer you have it.
To be fair, this is almost as good a price as the. 284 wizard. Second hand Tikka are $1000 at most, maybe a smidge more for a custom wild cat. Stocks well that's a hard one certainly if you spend extra don't expect full retail back, like bolt knobs rings. Stocks, Rails, suppressor, gun smithing etc, sell as seperate I agree
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"you're a wizard Harry"... sorry couldn't resist.
I wonder how they know the number of rounds it's fired ?Quote:
Originally Posted by SlimySquirrel
I'm off the " if you have to count it you can't be enjoying it" school of thought.
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No it was a rimfire Hunter with factory barrel. Action was a tight for and I was a bit worried I'd need to break out the good chisels but the action screws pulled it in nicely.Quote:
Originally Posted by hamsav
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