Item has been relisted, you can find the new listing at: https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/fs-weatherby-mk-xxii-deluxe-italian.1906614/
Item Name: FS Weatherby Mk XXII, Deluxe Italian
Location: ALBANY
Zip Code: 31707
Item is for: Sale Only
Sale Price: 650
Caliber: 22LR
Willing to Ship: No
Bill of Sale Required?: No
Item Description: I'm moving a few guns that I find myself never taking to the range and this one....this one is probably one I'll regret letting go of. It's a late 60's (approx 1966-67 from what I remember) Italian "clip"( I hate to even type that, but it seems to be what they're known as but we know it's a MAGAZINE) feed. These rifles offer a single shot or semi auto functionality at the flick of a lever. This is a beautiful rifle, bluing is in outstanding shape, the stock has a few handling marks on it, most notably on the lower right forearm as can be seen. There are some marks from where a scope had been on it sometime in the past 50 years. I took it out to the range once to play with it and gave it a thorough cleaning afterwards and off to the safe it went for a long rest period. I have pics covering every section of it and will be glad to send them via PM or text.
I know it's doubtful that a SWGA resident scoops this up based on past experience so I am able to meet in conjunction with other travel plans as they arise. I have a daughter at UGA so if any of you northerners are interested, it's not hard for me to be swayed into traveling into the central Ga area on weekends.
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Item Name: FS Weatherby Mk XXII, Deluxe Italian
Location: ALBANY
Zip Code: 31707
Item is for: Sale Only
Sale Price: 650
Caliber: 22LR
Willing to Ship: No
Bill of Sale Required?: No
Item Description: I'm moving a few guns that I find myself never taking to the range and this one....this one is probably one I'll regret letting go of. It's a late 60's (approx 1966-67 from what I remember) Italian "clip"( I hate to even type that, but it seems to be what they're known as but we know it's a MAGAZINE) feed. These rifles offer a single shot or semi auto functionality at the flick of a lever. This is a beautiful rifle, bluing is in outstanding shape, the stock has a few handling marks on it, most notably on the lower right forearm as can be seen. There are some marks from where a scope had been on it sometime in the past 50 years. I took it out to the range once to play with it and gave it a thorough cleaning afterwards and off to the safe it went for a long rest period. I have pics covering every section of it and will be glad to send them via PM or text.
I know it's doubtful that a SWGA resident scoops this up based on past experience so I am able to meet in conjunction with other travel plans as they arise. I have a daughter at UGA so if any of you northerners are interested, it's not hard for me to be swayed into traveling into the central Ga area on weekends.
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