As stated, Greyhawk 50 cal in very good condition. Stainless with I believe Rynite stock. Pretty sure it's 1/48 twist. It shot well with 70gr of 3f behind a 300gr TC maxi. Never tried PRB. Only blemish is on the barrel just in front of the nipple. Not even sure what it's from, possible factory defect. $325, plus shipping. You won't find an easier barrel to clean. USPS Money order or bank check.
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PS, I comes with a musket nipple installed.
Bumping this back up for another view.
24 inch barrel?
Correct
Is the Greyhawk still for sale?
It is if I can get UPS to accept it for shipping. They're sometimes a pain in the neck about it.
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Tell UPS it’s Airplane or motorcycle parts. Works everytime.
Whiteeagle58
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I like to tell them it's a starter (lock), switch (trigger), frame (stock) and cylinder (barrel) for a power tool.
I use USPS, and though I know I've been pretty fortuante, my local Post Office has never (seriously) asked what I was shipping. All of the items I have shipped have made it safely to their destination.
Whiteeagle58
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After UPS refused to ship an air rifle, I've never used anyone but USPS. UPS insisted that air rifles can only be shipped by an FFL holder, which I tried to argue with them about, but it was useless. I told them air rifle dealers are not FFL's, and they ship using UPS all the time. I was wasting my breath on an extremely ignorant individual, who proceeded to get rather nasty about it. I told her no problem, I will no longer use UPS for ANYTHING again.
Maybe I’ll try the post office and tell them it’s golf clubs
The beauty of the post office is that you shouldn’t have to tell them what it is at all as long as it’s nothing “liquid, fragile, perishable, etc.”.
Whiteeagle58
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Don't tell them anything. They will only ask if there is anything liquid, perishable, contains batteries, etc. And even then, that only determines that the package needs a label or maybe ground shipping only. They are so user-friendly. The Brown Shirts, not so much.
Get a copy of D M M publication publication 52. It tells you and once they see it, you will have no problems.
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Jason holgate
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Break it down ship stock in one barrell in another easier to pack smaller boxes
as i do repairs for others I ship almost exclusively with usps I use click and ship on my computer for the entire process pack it up weigh it and then fill in the boxes on the sight. shipped a 1500 dollar rifle to the east coast in a custom wood box much like what Kibler does cost 80.00 insured via Priority mail paid with my card and gave it to my rural mailman no hassle or fuss. never been asked whats in the package. My son is the local FFL and receives and ships modern 2-3 times a week no problems
I'll break it down and put it in a smaller box, but I'd imagine that shipping 2 boxes isn't any cheaper than 1 bigger box.
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I really wouldn't ship it in 2 boxes, you're only asking for trouble. Just break it down, wrap it up in bubble wrap or newspaper then securely tape the box with packing tape, the kind with the threads thru it.
This is SPF.
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