For sale or partial trade of certain S&W revolvers (why it's here)

-Marlin 1894, octagon barrel, .357., 24" barrel, checkered, box, appears unfired. (1894 Cowboy Limited; s/n 991171xx) There have been a few sold on gunbroker @ $639., $675., and the most recent $800. Sell for $600. ( am not changing the price on here, though it would be warranted as I'm sticking with my word on here. But, lowballer self-styled brokers need to understand why I'll ignore them)

-Marlin 1897, octagon barrel, .22lr. Appears unfired. It is my understanding they only made these for one year. (1897 Cowboy; s/n 001325xx) FYI, two closed/sold on gunbroker at $740. and $800., and the last one (Dec.) @1,025. Sell for $700. (See pricing comment on above)

Will sell both for $1200.

May consider trade of Winchester .357 (feeds my "sets" mental disorder - I like all the same brand within type, and I have a 95 and 9422); Winchester 70, .30-06 all weather; .30-06 or .357 Magnum ammunition; S&W 27/627; 327 2"; 27 nickel 6"-8 3/8", maybe pre 27 .357; Mod. 17, K-22; Winchester 1300; Bond (derringer) barrels, .410, .38/.357. Other ideas?

Ruger Vaquero (not "New Vaquero", this is the stronger one), .357, SS, 5 1/2", fired but excellent, in box. $400. (Gunbroker closed/sold @$450.; I am including Ajax polymer ivory in addition to the factory wood ones.)

Armalite AR30 sniper rifle outfit for sale. (removed this as I am withdrawing it from sale. I didn't see anything in the rules precluding it but, if the mods feel it should remain for reference, I'll put it back in.

FTF in Florida; don't need the shipping hassles (yes, I know how it's done; too bad UPS and Fedex don't know their own policies - don't need the grief and running around). I can do ftf within reasonable drive of Tampa/St. Pete or Lakeland. Show me a FL D/L.

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I'm interested, does the Vaquero have the white Ivorex grips or wood?

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Dick

It has the factory wood grips on it. I have available Ajax resin ivory grips, as well.

If you change your mind and consider shipping, I'd be interested in the two Marlins.
Van3037
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Thanks for your interest. If I were driving up to NYC to visit relatives, I'd toss them in the trunk and come out to the Island and we could do it at any dealer, just paying for a little paperwork. But, since shipping is such a hassle between the shippers themselves and finding protective boxes of this size, I'm trying to avoid it. Frankly (and, I don't want to sound mean though I probably do) if I want to ship I'd put them on gunbroker.

I'll try here one more time and then decide.

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