All my guns

I'm selling off all my guns and reloading stuff. This will probably take a while to post everything. Feel free to make offers on anything I have I just want to clean up my life and this stuff has been holding me back.
Scopes are not included unless requested I'll sell them separately.

1. The burnt bronze rifle is a Remington 700 action 280ai it is unfired. McMillan carbon stock fluted hart barrel Timney trigger $2,200 obo
2. 6.5 PRC Mac bros action, benchmark carbon barrel, manners carbon stock. Fired less than 100 rounds legit 1/2 moa rifle comes with load development and ADG brass. $2,500 obo
3. Allterra arms 25 creedmoor new unfired carbon stock and carbon wrapped 1-7 twist x-caliber barrel, jewell trigger. $2,500 obo with 100 neck sized Lapua 6 creed brasss
4. 284 Winchester long action, proof steel barrel, McMillan classic hunter stock 40x trigger with load development and 100 Norma brass less than 100rds fired. $2,000 obo
5. 7-300 win mag improved Remington, Shilen 1-8" twist barrel, McMillan HTG stock with custom widden and Lee die sets $1800 OBO with 100 pieces fireformed brass

Sounds like an important life decision being made. I've seen and enjoyed your input over the years...Let's be sure Tim's account hasn't been hacked being posted at 2am in the morning...and yes I've been up since 4

adk hunter said:

Sounds like an important life decision being made. I've seen and enjoyed your input over the years...Let's be sure Tim's account hasn't been hacked being posted at 2am in the morning...and yes I've been up since 4

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Agreed! I pray that he and his family are OK.

LOL! I am up at 0300 daily - 3 to 4 hours of sleep all my life.

Yep it's a real post and I'm actually getting rid of all my guns. It's a hard thing for me to do so I think it must be necessary. I have been feeling that every time I read the story of the rich man who wants eternal life that it's talking to me. He's been doing all the commandments thinking that it would earn him something from God. And instead of a pat on the back Jesus tells him "one thing you lack sell everything and give it the poor then come follow me." I've read that a thousand times and I can't shake the thought that if God asked me to give up guns I'd go away sad like the rich man. I've been fighting this feeling for years and making all the rationalizations I can for why I should keep my guns. I am finally at the point where I want to get closer to God more than I want to keep my guns. I feel like God is saying to me "if you're really serious you know what you need to do."

Timnterra said:

Yep it's a real post and I'm actually getting rid of all my guns. It's a hard thing for me to do so I think it must be necessary. I have been feeling that every time I read the story of the rich man who wants eternal life that it's talking to me. He's been doing all the commandments thinking that it would earn him something from God. And instead of a pat on the back Jesus tells him "one thing you lack sell everything and give it the poor then come follow me." I've read that a thousand times and I can't shake the thought that if God asked me to give up guns I'd go away sad like the rich man. I've been fighting this feeling for years and making all the rationalizations I can for why I should keep my guns. I am finally at the point where I want to get closer to God more than I want to keep my guns. I feel like God is saying to me "if you're really serious you know what you need to do."

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Hats off to you. Keep the least valuable one so you can still go enjoy God's gift of hunting.

Whoever this god or Jesus feller is, don't listen to him

Timnterra said:

Yep it's a real post and I'm actually getting rid of all my guns. It's a hard thing for me to do so I think it must be necessary. I have been feeling that every time I read the story of the rich man who wants eternal life that it's talking to me. He's been doing all the commandments thinking that it would earn him something from God. And instead of a pat on the back Jesus tells him "one thing you lack sell everything and give it the poor then come follow me." I've read that a thousand times and I can't shake the thought that if God asked me to give up guns I'd go away sad like the rich man. I've been fighting this feeling for years and making all the rationalizations I can for why I should keep my guns. I am finally at the point where I want to get closer to God more than I want to keep my guns. I feel like God is saying to me "if you're really serious you know what you need to do."

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Wow! Good on you for your commitment.

I've actually had similar thoughts over the last several years, but I don't think quite to that level. More along the lines of not spending as much time, money, and mental energy on them and instead refocus much of those resources on Kingdom growth.

Blessings to you, friend!

Timnterra said:

Yep it's a real post and I'm actually getting rid of all my guns. It's a hard thing for me to do so I think it must be necessary. I have been feeling that every time I read the story of the rich man who wants eternal life that it's talking to me. He's been doing all the commandments thinking that it would earn him something from God. And instead of a pat on the back Jesus tells him "one thing you lack sell everything and give it the poor then come follow me." I've read that a thousand times and I can't shake the thought that if God asked me to give up guns I'd go away sad like the rich man. I've been fighting this feeling for years and making all the rationalizations I can for why I should keep my guns. I am finally at the point where I want to get closer to God more than I want to keep my guns. I feel like God is saying to me "if you're really serious you know what you need to do."

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I can respect that. We all need to work closer to God. Good luck, and God bless!

Being called to do something is important. I can surely understand that, and many others will as well. I wish you well on this journey, and I'm sure you'll be rewarded well before the ultimate reward is given.

I often question if called would I drop everything and follow Jesus into the wilderness.

You sir, are answering that question with action. A tip of the cap to you for answering the call.

Timnterra said:

Yep it's a real post and I'm actually getting rid of all my guns. It's a hard thing for me to do so I think it must be necessary. I have been feeling that every time I read the story of the rich man who wants eternal life that it's talking to me. He's been doing all the commandments thinking that it would earn him something from God. And instead of a pat on the back Jesus tells him "one thing you lack sell everything and give it the poor then come follow me." I've read that a thousand times and I can't shake the thought that if God asked me to give up guns I'd go away sad like the rich man. I've been fighting this feeling for years and making all the rationalizations I can for why I should keep my guns. I am finally at the point where I want to get closer to God more than I want to keep my guns. I feel like God is saying to me "if you're really serious you know what you need to do."

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Brother just do what you feel you are being called to. I haven't been able to hunt big game for eleven years. A family member told me "It must suck being up there and not being able to hunt". I have family responsibilities that I feel the Lord has called me to do. So I said "There are some things that are more important than hunting.". We rationalize just about anything. But if we listen we know what the Lord has guided us to do. Scripture always speaks to us if we listen.

You keep listening and following. Once had to walk out of the place I worked for 20+ years to believe God could take better care of me than I could. Looking back, never regretted it - I learned God is absolutely faithful and can be trusted in all things. We walk by faith, not by sight - at least not yet....

Timnterra said:

Yep it's a real post and I'm actually getting rid of all my guns. It's a hard thing for me to do so I think it must be necessary. I have been feeling that every time I read the story of the rich man who wants eternal life that it's talking to me. He's been doing all the commandments thinking that it would earn him something from God. And instead of a pat on the back Jesus tells him "one thing you lack sell everything and give it the poor then come follow me." I've read that a thousand times and I can't shake the thought that if God asked me to give up guns I'd go away sad like the rich man. I've been fighting this feeling for years and making all the rationalizations I can for why I should keep my guns. I am finally at the point where I want to get closer to God more than I want to keep my guns. I feel like God is saying to me "if you're really serious you know what you need to do."

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This is faith

RockyMtnMT said:

Hats off to you. Keep the least valuable one so you can still go enjoy God's gift of hunting.

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I'm going to keep only the guns handed down to me and I'll hand those down to my kids. I can hunt with a bow or one of those I guess.