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Topic: Gotta sell my AR15
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Dawgkilla
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posted February 27, 2003 02:09 PM
Been outta work for 8 months and need the cash.
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This is a DPMS Lo-Pro Classic, your basic no frills "starter" AR15. It has a 16 bull barrel (almost an inch in diameter at the muzzle) and shoots great. I am selling it with a Simmons 3x9x50 scope and a Rock River two stage trigger. It also comes with two ten round magazines and a nylon shoulder strap. The finish is close to perfect on the gun (rate it a conservative 95%). Scope has a couple dings but not bad.
To buy this rig retail would run around $825 (around $650 for gun, $50 for scope, $25 for rings and $100 for trigger).
Will take $650 for whole setup from a HM member and buyer pays shipping to FFL.
This is/was my favorite calling gun and has accounted for more than a few coyotes. I wouldn't be selling it if not for the hard times.
Here is a couple links to reviews of this gun:
http://www.castle-arms.com/dpms/lo-pro-review-page-1.jpg
http://www.castle-arms.com/dpms/lo-pro-review-page-2.jpg
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Dawgkilla
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Leonard
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posted February 27, 2003 03:10 PM
That's too bad about the job situation, I hope you find something real soon. Good luck, LB
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EL BEE Knows It All and Done It All.
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Dawgkilla
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posted February 28, 2003 07:16 AM
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Jay Nistetter
Legalize Weed, Free the Dixie Chicks
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posted February 28, 2003 08:13 AM
I couldn't tell... Does this have forward assist and dust cover?
Oops! Read the review links and had my question answered.
[ February 28, 2003, 08:15 AM: Message edited by: Jay Nistetter ]
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Understanding the coyote is not as important as knowing where they are.
I usually let the fur prime up before I leave 'em lay.
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Dawgkilla
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posted February 28, 2003 08:36 AM
No forward assist Jay...but for AZ, you'd probably want one with a dust cover.
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Leonard
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posted February 28, 2003 04:22 PM
Hey, is this forward assist necessary? I have a Colt and have never had a failure. Is it that big a deal? A "must have"?
Good hunting. LB
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Barry
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posted February 28, 2003 06:29 PM
Dawg;sorry to hear about the hard times.Letting go of any gun is hard to do.I've had to do it myself.
Leonard the only reason I see a possible need for a foreward assist is forgetting to put one on top leaving the truck.Kinda noisy letting it go full force.Sometimes when easing the bolt closed
it wont lock completely without a little help.New topic,the guns you wish you had'nt parted with.
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Dawgkilla
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posted March 01, 2003 09:27 AM
SOLD,
pending funds.
Thanks for all the well wishes guy...at least I still have my .338 to hunt coyotes with!
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