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    Quote Originally Posted by Singer B View Post
    The bid is at $700
    What have we missed?
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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    What have we missed?
    Good question. They didn't show a photo of the rear of the receiver so I have no idea who the manufacturer is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Singer B View Post
    the rear of the receiver
    I wonder if someone PM'd the owner and thus the chase is on...surviving IP or some such.
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    It actually sold for $650 today. I guess someone really wanted it so hopefully they restore it back to it's original graceful form.

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    If the receiver and some of what’s inside are any good, $650 might not be a bad buy. Been watching the prices of barreled actions or good receivers lately? Nope….I am not the winner, or bidder for that matter, but if I were looking for some core-parts for a build….I might have been.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flydthecat View Post
    If the receiver and some of what’s inside are any good, $650 might not be a bad buy. Been watching the prices of barreled actions or good receivers lately? Nope….I am not the winner, or bidder for that matter, but if I were looking for some core-parts for a build….I might have been.
    Good point!

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    If I remember correctly, most of the RTI's (Ethiopian) went for 2-3 times that amount. - Bob


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    If I remember correctly, most of the RTI's (Ethiopian) went for 2-3 times that amount. - Bob

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