mjshell
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I sold a XP a little over a month ago. After I sold it I came to conclusion to late that I'd rather have a handgun grip in my hand than cash in my pocket.
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XP-100’s contemplating selling…
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Nimrod
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Don't worry, I'm pretty sure it went to a good home
I think I'm going to sit on my last xp one more season. If it doesn't get used away it goes.
8x57IS4Me
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I picked up an xp-100 in 221 Fireball about 5 years ago. A local gun shop had offered $300 and it was a 45 minute drive. I offered the same but with no drive and the deal was done. All original I added a Buris 3-9 and it shoots 52 gn Sierra's into 1" at 100 yards.
It took 35 years of wishing before I was able to acquire that gun but well worth the wait.
Checked with Remington and they said that the serial number indicated it was a prototype. Too bad I can't use it to keep squirrels out of the bird feeder. Would have to get a Dillion to keep up the ammunition stock.
It took 35 years of wishing before I was able to acquire that gun but well worth the wait.
Checked with Remington and they said that the serial number indicated it was a prototype. Too bad I can't use it to keep squirrels out of the bird feeder. Would have to get a Dillion to keep up the ammunition stock.
Buttermilk
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My XP's are both early and later production. I see no difference in quality. However I'm not measuring things with micrometers to see differences either.
Left Hand Dave
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This talk about overlap and practicality in firearms ownership is just so wrong 
