Up for sale is an Anschutz 1712 with original Pharr RTS stock black and golden color with Pharr trigger shoe, Phearson Trigger guard and receiver with safety in the rigth side, rifle is 2012 year. I will include the original Anchutz Box and 2 magazines scope and bases are not included, Both the rifle and the stock are in PERFECT conditions no scratches or cracks, just PERFECT conditions, Price is $1750 Shipped to your FFL.
First I'll take it gets it.
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Glad to see this sold as I was killing myself trying to figure out how to get this approved by my wife.

oldrifleman wrote:Glad to see this sold as I was killing myself trying to figure out how to get this approved by my wife.

I was thinking... "What can I sell?"

oldrifleman wrote:Glad to see this sold as I was killing myself trying to figure out how to get this approved by my wife.

Gents,

Here's an old trick that works wonders when the wife thinks you already have too many guns. First, tell the wife you're going to the gun show to sell a rifle, leave with an empty gun case. While at the "toy store" purchase the must have toy. When arriving back home tell the wife, "Honey, I couldn't sell the rifle so I'll have to put it back in the safe and try again at the next gun show." Easy, no???

Better if you find a wife that respects your hobbies and lets you deal with it the way you wish to. You can get away with just about anything except lying.

Mary

I agree Mary, first thing she says "is it mine?"

-Dan

DanDeMan wrote:

oldrifleman wrote:Glad to see this sold as I was killing myself trying to figure out how to get this approved by my wife.

Gents,

Here's an old trick that works wonders when the wife thinks you already have too many guns. First, tell the wife you're going to the gun show to sell a rifle, leave with an empty gun case. While at the "toy store" purchase the must have toy. When arriving back home tell the wife, "Honey, I couldn't sell the rifle so I'll have to put it back in the safe and try again at the next gun show." Easy, no???

Till she does the same thing with shoes and purses...

;)

cedestech wrote:

DanDeMan wrote:

oldrifleman wrote:Glad to see this sold as I was killing myself trying to figure out how to get this approved by my wife.

Gents,

Here's an old trick that works wonders when the wife thinks you already have too many guns. First, tell the wife you're going to the gun show to sell a rifle, leave with an empty gun case. While at the "toy store" purchase the must have toy. When arriving back home tell the wife, "Honey, I couldn't sell the rifle so I'll have to put it back in the safe and try again at the next gun show." Easy, no???

Till she does the same thing with shoes and purses...

;)

By "until", you do mean Saturday, right?

Innocent wrote:Better if you find a wife that respects your hobbies and lets you deal with it the way you wish to. You can get away with just about anything except lying.

Mary

Mary,

I was being tongue-in-cheek. I heard that from a TX friend at Nationals last year after one of the guys said his wife didn't want him to purchase a new Shiloh Sharps due to the cost. It gave us all a good laugh.