Ruger 10/22 for sale

[Mike95]

Walnut deluxe model, screwcut...two 10 shot mags...fitted Jap Tasco scope 3-9×32. Excellent condition.

£180

Collection only....rfd to rfd crazy prices now.

Mike95

[Mike95]

Down to £160....just not using it...have to be collection....

Mike95

[Geek]

[quote="Mike95"]

Collection only....rfd to rfd crazy prices now.

(sorry to hijack the thread). I am in the process of exchanging my Steyr Aug straight pull for a Remington 700 (.223) in an MDT LSS stock and the RFD cost was £25, although another RDF quoted £35.

[Mike95]

North west rfd prices must be cheaper than Northampton prices...the postage alone would be £25 plus the rfd charge of say £35....for sender...then the recipient rfd charge of say £25.....makes a £160 rifle transfer an expensive business.

Mike95

[bradaz11]

usually the cost is included in the fee??

[Mike95]

The postage is not included in the rfd fee in this area..most rfd only use one shipper..my ,most recent purchase of a new Marlin, shipped from up north, rfd to rfd, cost me £60 in fees and shipping..it would have cost me about the same in fuel to go and collect the rifle.....it arrived in a Parcelforce box, the box had been crushed at one point, luckily avoiding the rifle.

Mike95

[Grifff]

Ooo I'd like a Steyr aug for done reason, even if they're not as good as a ar15

[Mike95]

Rifle for £120...collected...minus the Jap Tasco scope...

Mike95

[ovenpaa]

About the only firearms courier (Also the cheapest) is ParcelForce who these days charge £25.00ish excluding insurance, account maintenance and Highlands/Islands. Any charges above that are at the discretion of the RFD. Personally, we do not look to make money on transfers however some RFD's have a more mercenary view and how they make their money is entirely down to them.

[Mike95]

Now sold.

Mike95