2013 ORC Sell and Swap

I have a Savage Arms Remington Magnum 7mm rifle that i would be willing to part with, not sure what the rules are for exchanging firearms in Oregon, but I would trade or take any resonable  monetary offer.

Stainless/synthetic, or wood/blue, or some other permutation?  Condition?  Extras (e.g. scope, ammo, reloading dies/brass/bullets/etc)?

Since it's a rifle, IIRC anyone from CA, OR, WA, ID, or NV (adjacent states) can take possesion in a FTF sale assuming it's legal to posses back home.  But it has been quite a while and I could be wrong on that.  That might be only if buying from a dealer.  But rules can also change, so it could be very different from the last time I looked that up probably 10 years ago.  Bottom line, look it up and don't take my word for it.

It is a standard finish barrel (not stainless), with a solid wood stock, and it does have a scope Bushnell, I also have a box of ammunition I think just 12 or 14 rounds.

I inherited it from a a close friend when he passed away and his wife wanted me to have it, but I don't hunt and I'd love to see it get some use, and bring down some game which would make my friend happy!!

Oh, I can bring down game... I'm hoping I can bring UP some game on Saturday.

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Short notice, but if anyone has an extra 'blue box' (Li-Ion battery) plus all the wirings / charger / and waterproof case for a FF, I'd like to buy one I'm bringing my (dry cell?  I'm a techie, I should know this), but I suspect the weight difference will be noticeable on my little revo.

I have a Savage Arms Remington Magnum 7mm rifle that i would be willing to part with, not sure what the rules are for exchanging firearms in Oregon, but I would trade or take any resonable  monetary offer.

Stainless/synthetic, or wood/blue, or some other permutation?  Condition?  Extras (e.g. scope, ammo, reloading dies/brass/bullets/etc)?

Since it's a rifle, IIRC anyone from CA, OR, WA, ID, or NV (adjacent states) can take possesion in a FTF sale assuming it's legal to posses back home.  But it has been quite a while and I could be wrong on that.  That might be only if buying from a dealer.  But rules can also change, so it could be very different from the last time I looked that up probably 10 years ago.  Bottom line, look it up and don't take my word for it.

I don't think you can sell to an out of stater in a private sale.  Don't you need to do an FFL transaction?

-Allen

I'm no expert but I bought this blue clunky battery from amazon and it seemed fine but I thought it was a little heavy. I was trying to think of a cheaper/lighter route and I realized my drill batteries (li-ion) Would be perfect. They are super light and they have a charger...the added bonus of already having them around was
 nice. They seem to work great. One battery will last all day but I bring the spare anyway.
I just toss them in a dry bag after I connect them up and clip the bag to the mast tube in the front hatch.
"60% of the time...it works...every time." 

So I have this blue brick battery for sale or trade. I never took it on the water so it is practically brand new. I connected it to my ff a couple times in my living room, but it never left the house. I will make sure to toss it in my rig.

my drill batteries (li-ion) Would be perfect. They are super light and they have a charger...the added bonus of already having them around was
 nice. They seem to work great.

As in, power drill battery?  o.O

Exactly. It works great and I haven't had a problem with it so far. It was a quicker/cheaper option for me as I had the batteries and charger on hand. I didn't have to spend more money or wait for something to be shipped either.
I just crimped some connectors on the power wire and I tape everything down so it can't come loose from the battery. The wires run out of the front hatch and are secured with the rod holder cap. I have yet to drill a hole in the built in rod holder. Running the wires on the outside has been temporary...they don't seem to be in the way so I might not drill the hole.
You're welcome to check out my boat at ORC.

I'm going to want to see that contraption! I'm hauling around a Cabelas 12 volt brick. Not bad and a ton of juice but I'd like to simplify... Or at least make it lighter.

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I'm going to want to see that contraption! I'm hauling around a Cabelas 12 volt brick. Not bad and a ton of juice but I'd like to simplify... Or at least make it lighter.

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It would be my pleasure! It really works great. I have since found a couple similar set ups on the interwebs. I saw a guy that powers his ff with a dewalt battery. That reassured me that I wasn't crazy haha.

Looks like I need to do some homework   I don't see an amp requirement on the specs, maybe FFs aren't that picky / have their own regulator?

Something like a power drill battery sounds like a better quality way to go... hmm....

Ok, must... work... resist... forum...

I don't know that it's a better quality way to go but it is totally working for me. I don't know anything about amps or regulators...I just know it supplies power to the fish finder 
 Check it out for yourself!

I've got a "Fujifilm FinePix XP30 14 MP Waterproof Digital Camera with Fujinon 5x Optical Zoom Lens and GPS Geo-Tagging Function (Orange)". Works perfect, has a couple of scratches on the LCD screen but nothing major. Comes with at least one spare battery, maybe two if I can figure out what I did with the second one I'd like $90 for the package

http://www.amazon.com/Fujifilm-FinePix-XP50-Digital-Orange/dp/B006T7QXTU/ref=dp_ob_title_ce

I will be bringing 3 pairs of VERY lightly used Korker boots in size 12 Chrome, 13 Chrome and 13 KGB. Also, bringing a new kayak game bag, PA dodger cover, shot gun mounts, Wheelez beach wheels, drift chutes, Hobie seat pad, Hobie Rod leash's and much more....

I have a pair of Boomerang pliers with the built in retractor, a garbage bag of closed cell foam blocks, and a crapload of small ziploc baggies that are perfect for coiled leaders or whatever. (Foam and ziplocs are freebies.)

   So much stuff.............

   I'm gonna need a bigger truck