I’m the original owner and it will come with everything that it did from the factory (sling and scope not included) This is a sweet shooting rifle, there really is nothing not to like about it. I’m just a bit of a Fudd when it comes to my bolt actions and would rather something with wood and blued steel when it comes to higher end hunting rifles. I sighted it over the summer but never took it hunting this season, so not a scratch on it. It’s even more accurate than the test sheet states (from experience). Rifle is just over 7lbs without an optic so you can carry it all day but the recoil is nearly non existent thanks to the muzzle brake and TSA recoil pad. The bolt is one of the slickest I’ve ever felt and has a shortened 60 degree bolt throw for faster follow up shots. The barrel is free floated and cold hammer forged. The single stage trigger is perfect as is to me but it can be adjusted from 2 to 4lbs. The sling swivels are integrated into the stock in a way to keep them and your sling out of the way when resting the rifle on a prop/sled. It also comes with a one piece picatinny scope mount for easy optic mounting. You won’t find a better deal on one of these in the popular and easy to find .308 chambering. They go for $900 + tax at all the big box gun stores. I don’t mind keeping it as my rainy day rifle (the cerakote is as nice as my Browning Wicked Wing’s) so lowballers will be ignored as usual. Cash is king as always but worst I can say is no thanks on trades so offer away but keep it at least related to my interest. Primary trade would be a Ruger American Predator(the green one) or Savage Axis stainless (accutrigger models only will consider wood and camo models as well ) in .308 plus cash to make up the difference. Would add cash for a classic rifle (Remington,Winchester,Weatherby) in .308 with wood furniture and hinged floorplate IF it’s in well kept condition (not 30+ deer seasons of getting rained on and wiped down with WD-40 lol). Can meet halfway within reason for trades but as usual if you want to buy you gotta come to me.
