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CONSIGNMENT - Ruger Model 99/44 Deerfield Carbine Semi-Auto 44 Magnum & Docter Reflex Sight - 18.5" - Wood Stock
CONSIGNMENT - Ruger Model 99/44 Deerfield Carbine Semi-Auto 44 Magnum & Docter Reflex Sight - 18.5" - Wood Stock
 
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Price: $4,100.00
Sale Price: $3,500.00
Special Instructions: Valid PAL Required
Firearm Classification: Non-Restricted

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Package Overview:

Ruger Model 99/44 Deerfield Carbine - 44 Magnum - 18.5" - Wood Stock $3,000.00
Docter Optic Reflex Sight $700.00
GG&G Mount $175.00
3x Spare Ruger Rotary Magazines @ $75.00 ea $225.00
Total before taxes and shipping$4,100.00

Receiver Condition: A - Very good condition.
Barrell Condition: A - 80 rounds of ammunition.
Stock Condition: B - Good condition. Few scratches on forend and butt stock.
Optic Condition: B+ - Good condition. No visible marks or scratches.
Glass Condition: A - Good condition, no visible scratches/abrasions to glass.
Reason for selling:
Does not use anymore.

The Ruger Deerfield Carbine, also referred to as the Model 99/44, is a powerful .44 Magnum semi-automatic rifle. This model was introduced in 2000, drawing on the legacy of the older Ruger Model 44, which was in production from 1961 to 1985. The original Model 44 was discontinued due to high production costs, but Ruger breathed new life into the concept with the Model 99/44.

Docter Optic Reflex Sight:


The Docter Sights feature a compact open-collimating design that's lightweight and durable. The optical configuration of this sighting system provides a field of view that is dependent upon eye-relief, which is user-selectable. In other words, the operator can choose how much, or how little, of the scenario to view at any time. This is an extremely adaptable optic that's designed for blazing-fast target acquisition in close-quarter scenarios, and precise longer-range shot-placement.

The Docter's optics consist of a pair of cemented lenses. The reflecting surface is placed internally for maximum protection. The air-to-glass surfaces are treated with an anti-reflective multi-coating to enhance the overall light transmission. This sight is water-resistant; the electronic, optical, and mechanical components are designed to function properly after exposure to moisture.