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tauruspt145 wrote:sent you a pm

Thanks for the offer, replied to your PM. Sad truth is, though a fine pistol, it does not fit me well..

RocTrac wrote:Picture of the whole weapon, part of the stock was cut off in the pic above. I would also like to see the other side. What is the length of the barrel and is it a scope eater?

I will post more pics and info as requested when I get home today, this thread fell off my radar.

RocTrac wrote:Can you get some more pictures.
Thanks
Carl

You bet, what are you looking for? So I can get you what your looking for?

jamullinstx wrote:Scope and/or mounts included? What kind of synthetic stock did Kimber use? Fiberglass only or aramid/glass/fiber composite?

Sorry it took me so long to reply,, I must have missed this post.

Mounts are included. The Scope is a something I put on years ago just to take the gun to the range and put a few down the pipe..It's not worth much,,, and my Good scopes are not part of the deal. I could be talked out of this one most likely. Though, there is a bit of blood on the scope from a Caribou hunt. so.. I did use it in the field once with this scope,,and it worked just fine..

As for what kimber used for stock material.. I have no idea,,,I bought this in 1993 or 1994... So what ever they were using at the time, as this rifle is just as delivered.

EDIT the original post.. Small price drop..

If anyone has a comment on what the market will bare for such a firearm, it would be welcome. I've sold 2 other guns in the last 6 months so I think I'm setting fair market prices... But this rifle and a S&W Commemorative pistol I have just get no action.... They can stay in the safe before I give um away...

Thanks


Erik

FOR SALE $700 OBO Kimber rifle, fluted SS barrel, chambered in .338 WIN MAG. Built on a Mauser action, and current has a synthetic stock.
this was my Moose and Caribou gun when I lived in Alaska.



72 rounds down the barrel, Been a safe queen since I left Alaska in 2000.....
Prefer FTF in Killeen area, but could be coxed to a short road trip for the right buyer... Wonder what DPS would do if I transported it on my bike slung over my shoulder...

Erik