Eabco 'Garage Sale' - Williams FP, Encore firearms, etc...

[AJMD429]

Williams Sights - Unsold Old Stock New In Box

Williams FP-94/36 Sight for Winchester 94 (top eject) and Marlin 336, 1894, 1895, 444, and 30AS Lever Action Rifles. Sale $39

They only list two in stock...

http://www.eabco.com/EABSale0607.html

They also have a couple on-sale (custom shop probably ordered but never picked up) Encores - check the ones out in 35 Whelen ($375) and 280 Remington ($325). These are evidently complete firearms - not just barrels...!

Complete Guns and Barrels... Brand New-In-Box

EABCS1 Custom EABCO Custom Encore 35 Whelen. 26", Std Taper Factory Blue with 6 holes. $375

EABCS2 Custom EABCO Custom Encore 35 Whelen 11" Stainless Heavy Contour w/6 holes $435

EABTC02 207-4856 207-4856, Encore ProHunter 308 Marlin Stainless Fluted 28" barrel $259.00 Qty. 2

EABTC01 207-4829 127-808B 4829 Encore PH 280 Rem, Stnls Fluted 28" Barrel PLUS KeyLock Black Scope Base w/6 Screw Installation $325.95

http://www.eabco.com/EABSale0607.html

[nemhed]

I called about the Williams FP 94/36 today and surprisingly they still had one left so I nabbed it. Thanks for the heads up!! Their shipping is very reasonable so this ended up being about half price!

[AJMD429]

I'm surprised the 35 Whelen has lasted any time at all there; I'd likely snag it if it had come by six months ago (but glad I didn't as something else would have had to go bye-bye to recoup funds for it).

Still a great deal though - not much more of an all-around hunting package than a 35 Whelen in an Encore rifle...!

[harry]

I'm surprised the 35 Whelen has lasted any time at all there; I'd likely snag it if it had come by six months ago (but glad I didn't as something else would have had to go bye-bye to recoup funds for it).

Still a great deal though - not much more of an all-around hunting package than a 35 Whelen in an Encore rifle...!

That price they have is just for the barrel.

[AJMD429]

That price they have is just for the barrel.

Well, bummer - still have always thought the 35 Whelen would make a good-at-most-things cartridge, especially with some of the heavier and pointed 35 caliber bullets out the past few years. My "big 35" is a 35 Remington though, and despite the much lower power, it seems like a very versatile round. Other than the 357 Magnums, it seems the 35-caliber rounds just got bracketed and beat by the sexier 338's and the monstrous 375's...