Ruger American Rifle Compact - 243 Winchester

[WesternCO68]

Reposting this with better photos. Selling a 243 Win Ruger American Rifle compact. Barrel length is 18 inches. Round count around 100.

Right now it's in a green adult-sized stock in less-than-perfect cosmetic condition. I gave the black youth-sized stock that came with it a green paint job that looks pretty good if you ask me.

Includes two of the flush fit magazines. Also includes the bottom metal for AICS magazines and one AICS mag.

$440 shipped with the stock of your choice. Shipping outside of the lower 48 will cost more. Can accept paypal f&f or a personal check.

 

[Redmt]

FYI, PP friends and family isn't worth the couple bucks you save if something goes sideways. It took 3 months to recover my $$ when PP misdirected my $$. It was a total PP screw up but their excuse was that it was sent to a "friend" and they had no control over it. Ask @Dave N

 

[WesternCO68]

FYI, PP friends and family isn't worth the couple bucks you save if something goes sideways. It took 3 months to recover my $$ when PP misdirected my $$. It was a total PP screw up but their excuse was that it was sent to a "friend" and they had no control over it. Ask @Dave N

Paypal doesn't offer purchase protection for firearms - in fact, buying a firearm with paypal is against their terms of service. So, the only thing using goods and services in this case would do is cost the seller a fee. If you have an issue and try to file a claim for a gun, both the seller and buyer will probably lose their accounts.

There's a certain amount of trust involved in any online firearms purchase. If someone doesn't feel comfortable using paypal f&f or a personal check, I'm happy to talk to them on the phone, do a video call, etc.

 

[Redmt]

What I found works best is for the seller to send the buyers an invoice requesting the amount. What the seller put as the commodity is up to you. If I'm selling or buying a USPS money order is fool proof. I have sent personal checks also without issues.