A Really Nice .50 Pedersoli "Dixie Cub" - SOLD (You missed a good'un!)
10-11-2010 | 07:48 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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A Really Nice .50 Pedersoli "Dixie Cub" - SOLD (You missed a good'un!)
I bought this fine little .50 caliber last month as part of a package deal that included a .32 caliber I really wanted (needed?). My plans were to sell it immediately. But it was so nice I've had a hard time pulling the trigger. Now it's got to go to finance another project.
It weighs in at an easy carrying 6 & 1/2 pounds. Total length is 44 inches, with a 28" barrel. You can walk all day with this one.
The length of pull is 13 & 1/4", perfect for a small framed person or heavy winter clothes.
The pictures tell you everything else you need to know except the price, which is $425 shipped to your door.
The stock is blemish free except for one spot. The previous owner evidently tapped in the barrel pins in one spot with a hammer. I got as good of a close-up of that area as I could.
The bore is pristine and so shiny it was hard to get a really good picture. So I took one with a white light and one with a green light. Those "spots" you see in the picture are not pits, and not visible to the naked eye (probably dust).
How does it shoot?
Here’s a report on my one and only range session with it.
http://huntingnet.com/forum/black-po...dixie-cub.html
YOU REALLY NEED THIS GUN! (And I really need your cash.)
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It weighs in at an easy carrying 6 & 1/2 pounds. Total length is 44 inches, with a 28" barrel. You can walk all day with this one.
The length of pull is 13 & 1/4", perfect for a small framed person or heavy winter clothes.
The pictures tell you everything else you need to know except the price, which is $425 shipped to your door.
The stock is blemish free except for one spot. The previous owner evidently tapped in the barrel pins in one spot with a hammer. I got as good of a close-up of that area as I could.
The bore is pristine and so shiny it was hard to get a really good picture. So I took one with a white light and one with a green light. Those "spots" you see in the picture are not pits, and not visible to the naked eye (probably dust).
How does it shoot?
Here’s a report on my one and only range session with it.
http://huntingnet.com/forum/black-po...dixie-cub.html
YOU REALLY NEED THIS GUN! (And I really need your cash.)
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Last edited by Semisane; 05-26-2011 at 01:50 PM.
11-10-2010 | 07:07 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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You really need this one Chet. It's the perfect size for those young`uns of yours.
I could ship it to you to play with. After you check it out you can either send me $400, or return it at your expense. Price isn't going below that. It's just too nice, and doesn't take up a lot or room in the closet.
I could ship it to you to play with. After you check it out you can either send me $400, or return it at your expense. Price isn't going below that. It's just too nice, and doesn't take up a lot or room in the closet.
11-21-2010 | 07:48 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
Hey guys, Christmas is coming. This one would make a fine gift for any young ML enthusiast, or anyone who would like a short light easy carrying rifle.
(And I need your cash for my own Christmas shopping.)
(And I need your cash for my own Christmas shopping.)
11-28-2010 | 09:29 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
It's sitting over in the corner just waiting for you to pull the trigger rafsob. Just this evening I'm pretty sure I heard it mumble "I want to go live with Rafsob".
