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Rare Swedish made Varberger 717 30.06 Bolt Action Rifle - Excellent Condition for sale
Rare Swedish made Varberger 717 30.06 Bolt Action Rifle - Excellent Condition for sale
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Guns International #: 103428543
Seller's Inventory #: 452
Category - Rifles - European Sporting
- Sako Rifles
Rare Swedish made Varberger 717 30.06 Bolt Action Rifle - Excellent Condition
Description:
History
Varberger made several models of bolt action rifles during its production years all of which were based on the initial Lakelander TAP-375 design. After the production was moved to Sweden, the name of these rifles was officially changed to Varberger. The design remained mostly unaltered, with the exception of reducing the number of locking lugs from 9 that were used on the TAP versions to 6 on Varberger, which made the production easier and faster. The safety mechanism also differed as the Varberger-produced rifles only came with a two-position safety positioned on the right rear end of the receiver, behind the bolt handle compared to the 375 which had a three-position one.
Over the years of production, the company has introduced some variations of the rifle, such as the model 757 with six locking lugs, or the model 777 that followed soon after and was supposed to be a more affordable option. Unfortunately, there is a limited amount of data on the specifications of each individual version, as the general design remained mostly consistent throughout the manufacturing process.
Varberger actions were manufactured of high-grade steel, and the wooden stocks with checkered forend and handles featured a classic Monte Carlo shape. They came equipped with rotary-style box magazines that could accept four standard or three magnum cartridges.
The magazine isn’t accessible through the bottom of the forend but rather has to be loaded through the top of the action. The two-position safety lever is engaged by pulling it rearwards, locking the bolt and the trigger. When the lever is pushed forward, the rifle is ready to fire. To remove cartridges from the magazine, a lever on the side should be pushed, and the rifle tilted to the side. The trigger mechanisms had an adjustable weight of pull, which was factory preset at an approximate weight of 1500 g (3.3 lbs).
Allegedly, the Varberger rifles were produced between the years 1991 and 1998 when the company went bankrupt and the production was continued by the Kongsberg of Norway.
The Varberger 717 is a distinctive, high-quality, bolt-action hunting rifle known for its robust, Mauser-style action, often featuring a rounded receiver, rotary magazine, and excellent craftsmanship, produced by Swedish company Varberger (later associated with Kongsberg) in the 1990s, popular for its smooth operation and accuracy in various calibers like 6.5x55 or 7x64.
Key Characteristics:
The Varberger 717 stands out as a well-made, classic European hunting rifle, offering superb build quality and a smooth action that many enthusiasts appreciate for its feel and accuracy, even though it's no longer in current production.
This is a used item. While we do not test-fire our used firearms, we perform an inspection and function check to ensure that they are fully functional to the best of our ability.
Layaway: 1/3 down, 90 days
Shipping $60
Insurance is an extra that must be requested and paid for by the buyer
3-day inspection period for non-firing or disassembly
Payment: Personal Check, Money Order, Cert. Check, or Zelle
New shipping hard case is $20 upon request
20% restocking fee on all returned items
randywine2000yahoo
(703) 858-2881
Rifle Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Manufacturer: Varberger
Model: 717
Serial Number: 5848
Barrel Length: 22
Condition: Excellent
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Barrel Type: Sporter
Action: Bolt
Triggers: Single
Stock: French Walnut
Stock Comb: Monte Carlo
Stock Cast: Right-Hand Palm Swell
Butt Pad: Factory Pad
LOP: 14 1/8
Finish: Gloss Oil
Sights: N/A
Manufacture Date: 1991
Extras: Scope Rings & Bases
Case: Optional
Grips: Checkered Pistol
Price: $899.00
Buy Now
Description:
History
Varberger made several models of bolt action rifles during its production years all of which were based on the initial Lakelander TAP-375 design. After the production was moved to Sweden, the name of these rifles was officially changed to Varberger. The design remained mostly unaltered, with the exception of reducing the number of locking lugs from 9 that were used on the TAP versions to 6 on Varberger, which made the production easier and faster. The safety mechanism also differed as the Varberger-produced rifles only came with a two-position safety positioned on the right rear end of the receiver, behind the bolt handle compared to the 375 which had a three-position one.
Over the years of production, the company has introduced some variations of the rifle, such as the model 757 with six locking lugs, or the model 777 that followed soon after and was supposed to be a more affordable option. Unfortunately, there is a limited amount of data on the specifications of each individual version, as the general design remained mostly consistent throughout the manufacturing process.
Varberger actions were manufactured of high-grade steel, and the wooden stocks with checkered forend and handles featured a classic Monte Carlo shape. They came equipped with rotary-style box magazines that could accept four standard or three magnum cartridges.
The magazine isn’t accessible through the bottom of the forend but rather has to be loaded through the top of the action. The two-position safety lever is engaged by pulling it rearwards, locking the bolt and the trigger. When the lever is pushed forward, the rifle is ready to fire. To remove cartridges from the magazine, a lever on the side should be pushed, and the rifle tilted to the side. The trigger mechanisms had an adjustable weight of pull, which was factory preset at an approximate weight of 1500 g (3.3 lbs).
Allegedly, the Varberger rifles were produced between the years 1991 and 1998 when the company went bankrupt and the production was continued by the Kongsberg of Norway.
The Varberger 717 is a distinctive, high-quality, bolt-action hunting rifle known for its robust, Mauser-style action, often featuring a rounded receiver, rotary magazine, and excellent craftsmanship, produced by Swedish company Varberger (later associated with Kongsberg) in the 1990s, popular for its smooth operation and accuracy in various calibers like 6.5x55 or 7x64.
Key Characteristics:
- Action: Mauser-style bolt-action with a distinctive rounded receiver (unlike flat-top Kongsbergs).
- Magazine: Features a fixed rotary magazine, often holding 3-5 rounds.
- Calibers: Available in popular hunting cartridges, including 6.5x55 and 7x64.
- Features: Typically comes drilled and tapped for scope mounting, with some models having threaded muzzles and adjustable triggers.
- Build: Considered a luxury carbine, known for smooth, reliable performance.
- Production: Made by Varberger (Sweden) between roughly 1991-1998, with production continuing under Kongsberg (Norway) after Varberger's bankruptcy.
The Varberger 717 stands out as a well-made, classic European hunting rifle, offering superb build quality and a smooth action that many enthusiasts appreciate for its feel and accuracy, even though it's no longer in current production.
This is a used item. While we do not test-fire our used firearms, we perform an inspection and function check to ensure that they are fully functional to the best of our ability.
Layaway: 1/3 down, 90 days
Shipping $60
Insurance is an extra that must be requested and paid for by the buyer
3-day inspection period for non-firing or disassembly
Payment: Personal Check, Money Order, Cert. Check, or Zelle
New shipping hard case is $20 upon request
20% restocking fee on all returned items
randywine2000yahoo
(703) 858-2881
Rifle Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Manufacturer: Varberger
Model: 717
Serial Number: 5848
Barrel Length: 22
Condition: Excellent
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Barrel Type: Sporter
Action: Bolt
Triggers: Single
Stock: French Walnut
Stock Comb: Monte Carlo
Stock Cast: Right-Hand Palm Swell
Butt Pad: Factory Pad
LOP: 14 1/8
Finish: Gloss Oil
Sights: N/A
Manufacture Date: 1991
Extras: Scope Rings & Bases
Case: Optional
Grips: Checkered Pistol
Price: $899.00
Buy Now
Contact Seller
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Guns International #: 103428543
Category - Rifles - European Sporting
- Sako Rifles
Rare Swedish made Varberger 717 30.06 Bolt Action Rifle - Excellent Condition
Description: History Varberger made several models of bolt action rifles during its production years all of which were based on the initial Lakelander TAP-375 design. After the production was moved to Sweden, the name of these rifles was officially changed to Varberger. The design remained mostly unaltered, with the exception of reducing the number of locking lugs from 9 that were used on the TAP versions to 6 on Varberger, which made the production easier and faster. The safety mechanism also differed as the Varberger-produced rifles only came with a two-position safety positioned on the right rear end of the receiver, behind the bolt handle compared to the 375 which had a three-position one. Over the years of production, the company has introduced some variations of the rifle, such as the model 757 with six locking lugs, or the model 777 that followed soon after and was supposed to be a more affordable option. Unfortunately, there is a limited amount of data on the specifications of each individual version, as the general design remained mostly consistent throughout the manufacturing process. Varberger actions were manufactured of high-grade steel, and the wooden stocks with checkered forend and handles featured a classic Monte Carlo shape. They came equipped with rotary-style box magazines that could accept four standard or three magnum cartridges. The magazine isn’t accessible through the bottom of the forend but rather has to be loaded through the top of the action. The two-position safety lever is engaged by pulling it rearwards, locking the bolt and the trigger. When the lever is pushed forward, the rifle is ready to fire. To remove cartridges from the magazine, a lever on the side should be pushed, and the rifle tilted to the side. The trigger mechanisms had an adjustable weight of pull, which was factory preset at an approximate weight of 1500 g (3.3 lbs). Allegedly, the Varberger rifles were produced between the years 1991 and 1998 when the company went bankrupt and the production was continued by the Kongsberg of Norway. The Varberger 717 is a distinctive, high-quality, bolt-action hunting rifle known for its robust, Mauser-style action, often featuring a rounded receiver, rotary magazine, and excellent craftsmanship, produced by Swedish company Varberger (later associated with Kongsberg) in the 1990s, popular for its smooth operation and accuracy in various calibers like 6.5x55 or 7x64. Key Characteristics:
The Varberger 717 stands out as a well-made, classic European hunting rifle, offering superb build quality and a smooth action that many enthusiasts appreciate for its feel and accuracy, even though it's no longer in current production. This is a used item. While we do not test-fire our used firearms, we perform an inspection and function check to ensure that they are fully functional to the best of our ability. Layaway: 1/3 down, 90 days Shipping $60 Insurance is an extra that must be requested and paid for by the buyer 3-day inspection period for non-firing or disassembly Payment: Personal Check, Money Order, Cert. Check, or Zelle New shipping hard case is $20 upon request 20% restocking fee on all returned items randywine2000yahoo (703) 858-2881 Rifle Caliber: .30-06 Springfield Manufacturer: Varberger Model: 717 Serial Number: 5848 Barrel Length: 22 Condition: Excellent Metal Condition: Excellent Wood Condition: Excellent Barrel Type: Sporter Action: Bolt Triggers: Single Stock: French Walnut Stock Comb: Monte Carlo Stock Cast: Right-Hand Palm Swell Butt Pad: Factory Pad LOP: 14 1/8 Finish: Gloss Oil Sights: N/A Manufacture Date: 1991 Extras: Scope Rings & Bases Case: Optional Grips: Checkered Pistol Price: $899.00 Buy Now Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 103428543
Seller's Inventory #: 452
Category - Rifles - European Sporting
- Sako Rifles
Rare Swedish made Varberger 717 30.06 Bolt Action Rifle - Excellent Condition
Description:
History
Varberger made several models of bolt action rifles during its production years all of which were based on the initial Lakelander TAP-375 design. After the production was moved to Sweden, the name of these rifles was officially changed to Varberger. The design remained mostly unaltered, with the exception of reducing the number of locking lugs from 9 that were used on the TAP versions to 6 on Varberger, which made the production easier and faster. The safety mechanism also differed as the Varberger-produced rifles only came with a two-position safety positioned on the right rear end of the receiver, behind the bolt handle compared to the 375 which had a three-position one.
Over the years of production, the company has introduced some variations of the rifle, such as the model 757 with six locking lugs, or the model 777 that followed soon after and was supposed to be a more affordable option. Unfortunately, there is a limited amount of data on the specifications of each individual version, as the general design remained mostly consistent throughout the manufacturing process.
Varberger actions were manufactured of high-grade steel, and the wooden stocks with checkered forend and handles featured a classic Monte Carlo shape. They came equipped with rotary-style box magazines that could accept four standard or three magnum cartridges.
The magazine isn’t accessible through the bottom of the forend but rather has to be loaded through the top of the action. The two-position safety lever is engaged by pulling it rearwards, locking the bolt and the trigger. When the lever is pushed forward, the rifle is ready to fire. To remove cartridges from the magazine, a lever on the side should be pushed, and the rifle tilted to the side. The trigger mechanisms had an adjustable weight of pull, which was factory preset at an approximate weight of 1500 g (3.3 lbs).
Allegedly, the Varberger rifles were produced between the years 1991 and 1998 when the company went bankrupt and the production was continued by the Kongsberg of Norway.
The Varberger 717 is a distinctive, high-quality, bolt-action hunting rifle known for its robust, Mauser-style action, often featuring a rounded receiver, rotary magazine, and excellent craftsmanship, produced by Swedish company Varberger (later associated with Kongsberg) in the 1990s, popular for its smooth operation and accuracy in various calibers like 6.5x55 or 7x64.
Key Characteristics:
The Varberger 717 stands out as a well-made, classic European hunting rifle, offering superb build quality and a smooth action that many enthusiasts appreciate for its feel and accuracy, even though it's no longer in current production.
This is a used item. While we do not test-fire our used firearms, we perform an inspection and function check to ensure that they are fully functional to the best of our ability.
Layaway: 1/3 down, 90 days
Shipping $60
Insurance is an extra that must be requested and paid for by the buyer
3-day inspection period for non-firing or disassembly
Payment: Personal Check, Money Order, Cert. Check, or Zelle
New shipping hard case is $20 upon request
20% restocking fee on all returned items
randywine2000yahoo
(703) 858-2881
Rifle Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Manufacturer: Varberger
Model: 717
Serial Number: 5848
Barrel Length: 22
Condition: Excellent
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Barrel Type: Sporter
Action: Bolt
Triggers: Single
Stock: French Walnut
Stock Comb: Monte Carlo
Stock Cast: Right-Hand Palm Swell
Butt Pad: Factory Pad
LOP: 14 1/8
Finish: Gloss Oil
Sights: N/A
Manufacture Date: 1991
Extras: Scope Rings & Bases
Case: Optional
Grips: Checkered Pistol
Price: $899.00
Buy Now
Description:
History
Varberger made several models of bolt action rifles during its production years all of which were based on the initial Lakelander TAP-375 design. After the production was moved to Sweden, the name of these rifles was officially changed to Varberger. The design remained mostly unaltered, with the exception of reducing the number of locking lugs from 9 that were used on the TAP versions to 6 on Varberger, which made the production easier and faster. The safety mechanism also differed as the Varberger-produced rifles only came with a two-position safety positioned on the right rear end of the receiver, behind the bolt handle compared to the 375 which had a three-position one.
Over the years of production, the company has introduced some variations of the rifle, such as the model 757 with six locking lugs, or the model 777 that followed soon after and was supposed to be a more affordable option. Unfortunately, there is a limited amount of data on the specifications of each individual version, as the general design remained mostly consistent throughout the manufacturing process.
Varberger actions were manufactured of high-grade steel, and the wooden stocks with checkered forend and handles featured a classic Monte Carlo shape. They came equipped with rotary-style box magazines that could accept four standard or three magnum cartridges.
The magazine isn’t accessible through the bottom of the forend but rather has to be loaded through the top of the action. The two-position safety lever is engaged by pulling it rearwards, locking the bolt and the trigger. When the lever is pushed forward, the rifle is ready to fire. To remove cartridges from the magazine, a lever on the side should be pushed, and the rifle tilted to the side. The trigger mechanisms had an adjustable weight of pull, which was factory preset at an approximate weight of 1500 g (3.3 lbs).
Allegedly, the Varberger rifles were produced between the years 1991 and 1998 when the company went bankrupt and the production was continued by the Kongsberg of Norway.
The Varberger 717 is a distinctive, high-quality, bolt-action hunting rifle known for its robust, Mauser-style action, often featuring a rounded receiver, rotary magazine, and excellent craftsmanship, produced by Swedish company Varberger (later associated with Kongsberg) in the 1990s, popular for its smooth operation and accuracy in various calibers like 6.5x55 or 7x64.
Key Characteristics:
- Action: Mauser-style bolt-action with a distinctive rounded receiver (unlike flat-top Kongsbergs).
- Magazine: Features a fixed rotary magazine, often holding 3-5 rounds.
- Calibers: Available in popular hunting cartridges, including 6.5x55 and 7x64.
- Features: Typically comes drilled and tapped for scope mounting, with some models having threaded muzzles and adjustable triggers.
- Build: Considered a luxury carbine, known for smooth, reliable performance.
- Production: Made by Varberger (Sweden) between roughly 1991-1998, with production continuing under Kongsberg (Norway) after Varberger's bankruptcy.
The Varberger 717 stands out as a well-made, classic European hunting rifle, offering superb build quality and a smooth action that many enthusiasts appreciate for its feel and accuracy, even though it's no longer in current production.
This is a used item. While we do not test-fire our used firearms, we perform an inspection and function check to ensure that they are fully functional to the best of our ability.
Layaway: 1/3 down, 90 days
Shipping $60
Insurance is an extra that must be requested and paid for by the buyer
3-day inspection period for non-firing or disassembly
Payment: Personal Check, Money Order, Cert. Check, or Zelle
New shipping hard case is $20 upon request
20% restocking fee on all returned items
randywine2000yahoo
(703) 858-2881
Rifle Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Manufacturer: Varberger
Model: 717
Serial Number: 5848
Barrel Length: 22
Condition: Excellent
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Barrel Type: Sporter
Action: Bolt
Triggers: Single
Stock: French Walnut
Stock Comb: Monte Carlo
Stock Cast: Right-Hand Palm Swell
Butt Pad: Factory Pad
LOP: 14 1/8
Finish: Gloss Oil
Sights: N/A
Manufacture Date: 1991
Extras: Scope Rings & Bases
Case: Optional
Grips: Checkered Pistol
Price: $899.00
Buy Now
Guns International #: 103428543
Seller's Inventory #: 452
Guns International #: 103428543
Seller's Inventory #: 452
Category - Rifles - European Sporting
- Sako Rifles
Rare Swedish made Varberger 717 30.06 Bolt Action Rifle - Excellent Condition
Description:
History
Varberger made several models of bolt action rifles during its production years all of which were based on the initial Lakelander TAP-375 design. After the production was moved to Sweden, the name of these rifles was officially changed to Varberger. The design remained mostly unaltered, with the exception of reducing the number of locking lugs from 9 that were used on the TAP versions to 6 on Varberger, which made the production easier and faster. The safety mechanism also differed as the Varberger-produced rifles only came with a two-position safety positioned on the right rear end of the receiver, behind the bolt handle compared to the 375 which had a three-position one.
Over the years of production, the company has introduced some variations of the rifle, such as the model 757 with six locking lugs, or the model 777 that followed soon after and was supposed to be a more affordable option. Unfortunately, there is a limited amount of data on the specifications of each individual version, as the general design remained mostly consistent throughout the manufacturing process.
Varberger actions were manufactured of high-grade steel, and the wooden stocks with checkered forend and handles featured a classic Monte Carlo shape. They came equipped with rotary-style box magazines that could accept four standard or three magnum cartridges.
The magazine isn’t accessible through the bottom of the forend but rather has to be loaded through the top of the action. The two-position safety lever is engaged by pulling it rearwards, locking the bolt and the trigger. When the lever is pushed forward, the rifle is ready to fire. To remove cartridges from the magazine, a lever on the side should be pushed, and the rifle tilted to the side. The trigger mechanisms had an adjustable weight of pull, which was factory preset at an approximate weight of 1500 g (3.3 lbs).
Allegedly, the Varberger rifles were produced between the years 1991 and 1998 when the company went bankrupt and the production was continued by the Kongsberg of Norway.
The Varberger 717 is a distinctive, high-quality, bolt-action hunting rifle known for its robust, Mauser-style action, often featuring a rounded receiver, rotary magazine, and excellent craftsmanship, produced by Swedish company Varberger (later associated with Kongsberg) in the 1990s, popular for its smooth operation and accuracy in various calibers like 6.5x55 or 7x64.
Key Characteristics:
The Varberger 717 stands out as a well-made, classic European hunting rifle, offering superb build quality and a smooth action that many enthusiasts appreciate for its feel and accuracy, even though it's no longer in current production.
This is a used item. While we do not test-fire our used firearms, we perform an inspection and function check to ensure that they are fully functional to the best of our ability.
Layaway: 1/3 down, 90 days
Shipping $60
Insurance is an extra that must be requested and paid for by the buyer
3-day inspection period for non-firing or disassembly
Payment: Personal Check, Money Order, Cert. Check, or Zelle
New shipping hard case is $20 upon request
20% restocking fee on all returned items
randywine2000yahoo
(703) 858-2881
Rifle Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Manufacturer: Varberger
Model: 717
Serial Number: 5848
Barrel Length: 22
Condition: Excellent
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Barrel Type: Sporter
Action: Bolt
Triggers: Single
Stock: French Walnut
Stock Comb: Monte Carlo
Stock Cast: Right-Hand Palm Swell
Butt Pad: Factory Pad
LOP: 14 1/8
Finish: Gloss Oil
Sights: N/A
Manufacture Date: 1991
Extras: Scope Rings & Bases
Case: Optional
Grips: Checkered Pistol
Price: $899.00
Buy Now
Description:
History
Varberger made several models of bolt action rifles during its production years all of which were based on the initial Lakelander TAP-375 design. After the production was moved to Sweden, the name of these rifles was officially changed to Varberger. The design remained mostly unaltered, with the exception of reducing the number of locking lugs from 9 that were used on the TAP versions to 6 on Varberger, which made the production easier and faster. The safety mechanism also differed as the Varberger-produced rifles only came with a two-position safety positioned on the right rear end of the receiver, behind the bolt handle compared to the 375 which had a three-position one.
Over the years of production, the company has introduced some variations of the rifle, such as the model 757 with six locking lugs, or the model 777 that followed soon after and was supposed to be a more affordable option. Unfortunately, there is a limited amount of data on the specifications of each individual version, as the general design remained mostly consistent throughout the manufacturing process.
Varberger actions were manufactured of high-grade steel, and the wooden stocks with checkered forend and handles featured a classic Monte Carlo shape. They came equipped with rotary-style box magazines that could accept four standard or three magnum cartridges.
The magazine isn’t accessible through the bottom of the forend but rather has to be loaded through the top of the action. The two-position safety lever is engaged by pulling it rearwards, locking the bolt and the trigger. When the lever is pushed forward, the rifle is ready to fire. To remove cartridges from the magazine, a lever on the side should be pushed, and the rifle tilted to the side. The trigger mechanisms had an adjustable weight of pull, which was factory preset at an approximate weight of 1500 g (3.3 lbs).
Allegedly, the Varberger rifles were produced between the years 1991 and 1998 when the company went bankrupt and the production was continued by the Kongsberg of Norway.
The Varberger 717 is a distinctive, high-quality, bolt-action hunting rifle known for its robust, Mauser-style action, often featuring a rounded receiver, rotary magazine, and excellent craftsmanship, produced by Swedish company Varberger (later associated with Kongsberg) in the 1990s, popular for its smooth operation and accuracy in various calibers like 6.5x55 or 7x64.
Key Characteristics:
- Action: Mauser-style bolt-action with a distinctive rounded receiver (unlike flat-top Kongsbergs).
- Magazine: Features a fixed rotary magazine, often holding 3-5 rounds.
- Calibers: Available in popular hunting cartridges, including 6.5x55 and 7x64.
- Features: Typically comes drilled and tapped for scope mounting, with some models having threaded muzzles and adjustable triggers.
- Build: Considered a luxury carbine, known for smooth, reliable performance.
- Production: Made by Varberger (Sweden) between roughly 1991-1998, with production continuing under Kongsberg (Norway) after Varberger's bankruptcy.
The Varberger 717 stands out as a well-made, classic European hunting rifle, offering superb build quality and a smooth action that many enthusiasts appreciate for its feel and accuracy, even though it's no longer in current production.
This is a used item. While we do not test-fire our used firearms, we perform an inspection and function check to ensure that they are fully functional to the best of our ability.
Layaway: 1/3 down, 90 days
Shipping $60
Insurance is an extra that must be requested and paid for by the buyer
3-day inspection period for non-firing or disassembly
Payment: Personal Check, Money Order, Cert. Check, or Zelle
New shipping hard case is $20 upon request
20% restocking fee on all returned items
randywine2000yahoo
(703) 858-2881
Rifle Caliber: .30-06 Springfield
Manufacturer: Varberger
Model: 717
Serial Number: 5848
Barrel Length: 22
Condition: Excellent
Metal Condition: Excellent
Wood Condition: Excellent
Barrel Type: Sporter
Action: Bolt
Triggers: Single
Stock: French Walnut
Stock Comb: Monte Carlo
Stock Cast: Right-Hand Palm Swell
Butt Pad: Factory Pad
LOP: 14 1/8
Finish: Gloss Oil
Sights: N/A
Manufacture Date: 1991
Extras: Scope Rings & Bases
Case: Optional
Grips: Checkered Pistol
Price: $899.00
Buy Now
Contact Seller
Buy Now
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