300 Win Mag, accurate! Christensen Mesa

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Christensen Mesa in 300 Win Mag, I have two other Christensen Mesa rifles that both shoot really good. I saw this one and wanted to give the 300 Win Mag a try. I’ve had it for a couple years now, and have never taken it hunting. It shoots a 180 grain Nosler Accubond at 3000 ft./s Always under 1 inch, and one of the groups when I was testing for the load shot at .3 inches with three shots. These are great rifles with a really good trigger, they look nice and this one has never been outside of The Gun cabinet or shooting bench. It’s never been scratched or damaged in anyway.

It has a Leupold VX3 HD 4.5 – 14 x 40 scope with a custom turret for the load. It’s zeroed at 250 yards and the dial will take you out to just shy of 800 yards. Great set up for a hunting rifle.

It has had 60 rounds fired through it since new, and will come with the once fired brass and the remaining loaded ammunition. The load is a 180 grain Nosler Accubond with 78 grains of H1000 in an ADG case. I also have a set of loading dies, and one more full case of 50 new ADG brass if you were interested in those as well. (They were $75)

I was given a 300 weatherby mag that is my dad’s rifle, and so I don’t really need two 30 caliber magnums.

$1500 bucks for the rifle, scope and case of once fired and loaded brass. Add $50 bucks to get the second new case of brass (was $75 new) and if you buy it all, I’ll throw the loading dies in for free. Subtract $450 if you don’t want the scope (it’s $675 new with rings)

New cost to me was :

$1100 rifle
$675 scope and rings
$150 for 100 pieces of brass
$50 loading dies
(Basically $2k and change)

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