Your better off selling it and getting something better. I went on a Hog Hunt in 2006 with a bunch of guys and one had an A&H. When he had a chance to shoot a hog his gun wouldn't fire. The trigger had shifted slightly and so when he closed the bolt it decocked itself. He ended up borrowing a gun to shoot his pig.

I tell you this so you know. If I were going on a hunt out of state I would not take it. I still remember the whole problem the guy had getting satisfaction from it. Now that they're out of buisiness you'd be better off selling it unfired.