Yes, and I see a lot of Christiansen Arms rifles for sale, also.

I wonder why that is?

MANY people are extended/over-extended these days and the first thing to go will be $ rifles. Somebody has to fix a pickup, pay for surgery/funeral/new appliances, etc. Suddenly, that $500-1000-more you have tied up in a gun you use a few hours a year looks pretty good. But I do assume all the Chrstensens won't shoot.

They should show how they shoot. But on this forum it rarely happens.

Debt is at an all time high. I have been planning to buy a new rifle for a very long time but something happens and those funds dry up. There is always something. At least I’ve been able to hang on to what I’ve got left though.

To be completely honest this is the first time in my life I wasn’t sitting there worried about paying for Christmas. Sadly I’ve turned a rifle or some ammo into Christmas money many times through the years. The ones I have left now are as much, actually more a part of my family than our pets. They are that important to me.

The good thing about buying used is that a used rifle typically appreciates in value. But you can definitely get burned.

I have not seen someone shooting a Christensen rifle that was not either disappointed in the accuracy, or believed it would get better after break in. It’s the last rifle I’d buy. Might get flamed for that, I better get the popcorn ready

Taking and posting a few pictures is not that hard. I don't look into an ad if it does not have photos.

While on the topic, is there a reason no one includes the location of the rifle in the title? I'd sure use the classifieds more if I didn't have to click on every single interesting rifle listing only to find out it's 9 hrs away from me.

And alot of ar15 pistols.

Wonder if they're trying to dump them before the new brace rules go into effect next month.

Can you please post a credible link that outlines this change? Thanks