BF Arms *Original. *Low serial #, 1** *32-20/.308 bore diameter. *10” Barrel. *Bore clean. No erosion. *Only cast bullets fired. *Leupold scope mount w/two dovetail rings. $350 or OBO. (Was originally asking $450) Buyer pays shipping. FFL transfer required. Call or text, Pete 947-209-9939 7D7BBE0A-5...

Steve,

No thanks as for a trade. Just want to sell it.

BF Arms. Original. *Low serial #. *32-20. .308 bore. *10” barrel. *Lead bullets only fired in gun. *Leupold scope mount and two dovetail rings. *Blued, no ware. *5.7 oz trigger pull. FFL transfer required. Buyer pays shipping. $450.00 or OBO. 47BD55C9-5B81-436D-95FC-74350ED71230.jpeg p 74E9EB4A-87C2...

The XP offered from the Rem. Custom Shop is not an XP.
It looks like a sawed off rifle.

I just do not understand why Remington will not offer the XP as a once a year small batch run. Offer a few complete guns in a few popular cartridges and also stripped actions. Remington is not making a dime off of the after market sales and they are missing out on a all be it a niche market that the...

Joining in a little late, but back in the late 1980’s to early 1990’s I shot IHMSA Unlimited with a Contender in 7T/CU and a XP in 7BR. At first I was using Speer 130 gr and 145 gr BTSP. With a high center shot the rams sometimes just rocked. Then a new friend’s dad had a FFL and we ordered Nosler 1...

[*] Bought this for a project that never happened. Paid $300.00, will sell for same shipped in US. Thanks for the offer, but I need it as a left grip for a right action. Plus. It has finger groove. About four months ago I sanded off finger grooves from a fiberglass rear grip stock for a Sako, Vixen ...

Who if any makes a XP 100 rear grip stock composite or laminated wood ? Seems like it is easier to find a pot gold at the end of a rainbow then one those stocks.

Nutcase, I know about the needed for annealing and have done it many times in the past. Starline’s website states the need for annealing also. One of the reasons for me to use the Starline 223 basic cases is they do not have a cartridge designation on the case head. I like that. I have converted car...

I am referring to the Starline 223 Basic case that do not have the neck or shoulder formed. So it would be sizing the neck down, not up. The main reason to me is to end up with a thicker neck which can then be neck turned to create a consistent neck tension on the bullet.