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11 Image(s) Beretta Mato 30-06 NIB w/factory case NICE!
Beretta Mato 30-06 NIB w/factory case NICE!
Beretta Mato 30-06 24" barrel,synthetic stock,new in the box with deluxe hard case,factory sling,extra magazine and papers,these were bases on the Dakota M97 action. We buy, sell, ... (read more)
Gun #: 944747035
Seller: First Stop Gun
GA Sales: 10203
$1,199.00
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9 Image(s) Beretta Tikka T3 Hunter
Beretta Tikka T3 Hunter
BRAND: USED Beretta MODEL: Tikka T3 Hunter COLOR: Black/wood CALIBER: .243 (no bolt) MAGS: N/A DESCRIPTION Chassis is in great condition. Traded in without bolt. Will accept reason... (read more)
Gun #: 948156996
Seller: Strong Persuader Arms
GA Sales: 700
$225.00
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