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SOLD/EXPIRED Stevens 200 223 Rem build

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Hey everyone, I'm trying to sell my Stevens 200 again. It's a Savage model 16 barrel off a Cabelas special model that's Stainless Steel, 24 inches, 1-9 twist. Savage Predator contour with fluting. Probably a total of 500 rounds through this barrel. I bought it as a take-off from another LRH member. I headspace this barrel myself with go/no-go gauges. I then purchased the Boyd's pro varmint stock and it has seen probably 100 rounds of use. Most of these 500 rounds were mild hand loads of varget and 53gr v-max. Will hold 1 MOA easy at 100 yards, and I've used it to shoot 8" steel at 400 yards. Previous barrel owner started polishing the first 2 inches or so from the receiver end. Not very noticeable with the barrel but on. Rifle can/will come with the stock pack if desired. DNZ 1" rings included. Would like to get $450 plus shipping. Please let me know if you have any questions. Looking to get into a different caliber in a different rifle I think. Might be interested in trades for a 357/38 Special revolver.

Located in central Missouri. Will ship from myself to an FFL unless it is a Missouri address. Shipping should be about $20

Thank you,
Tucker
 

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A lightweight 223 is what I'm kind of going for, I think. Anything like that? Offers would be ok too.
 
Well I could probably do a Mauser m96 6.5x55 swede. It is at my smith right now having the military barrel shortened, along with the front and rear sight removed. It will be a little shy of 23". It is in a synthetic black stock, being bedded. The bolt is being bent, along with having scope bases installed
 
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