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Offline mauser98us

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Re: 357 availability...
« Reply #30 on: January 26, 2009, 11:04:07 AM »
Never seen a 357 offered up for sale at any of the Arizona gunshops I frequent.Same goes for the Cabelas and Sportsman warehouses we have here.PLenty of ought sixes and 270"s tho

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Re: 357 availability...
« Reply #31 on: January 26, 2009, 02:43:53 PM »
Look at the date of that reply Don.  ;) That said, summer has always been a slow time for Gardner, I suspect it will be for Ilion too, Gardner even offered discounts during the summer to encourage more accessory barrel business, Remington should follow suit as long as they get all their factory ducks in a row at Ilion!!  ;D

Tim

I didn't even notice the post's date. Boy this one got pulled out of the archives.
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Re: 357 availability...
« Reply #32 on: January 27, 2009, 09:34:32 AM »
I have an idea , ( scary thought i know ) but how about a semi-custom shop were you could order a frame , stocks and barrel all in one shot . it would be the same as sending in a frame but with out the hassle of having to wait to shoot while your frame was away .

They could stick with stock barrels and ship it to your FFL same as a new rifle . I don't see were it would cause anymore headaches than trying to keep track of whos frame is whos .

stimpy

I would love this.  Posted about this in the 17 Rem Fireball poll.  They could even keep the requests to barrels that are not on  shipping rifles (ie 357 Mag, 17 Rem Fireball, but not 30-06) so they won't impact their re-sellers.

Think about being able to order up a custom matched set :)

--Carl