Hello: I broke the two center sections of a Fenwick AETOS 9' #8 fly rod that I borrowed from my son-in-law for salmon fishing. Fenwick will replace it with a comparable rod with a 45% discount, which is nice, since I/we don't have the original purchase receipt so the warranty doesn't apply. However, I'd like to replace the two center sections of this four piece rod. Does anyone have a rod like this with a broken tip section, or a broken lower section that they are prepared to sell so I can put this rod back in action? Thanks for your help. Bill Klassen Whitehorse, Y.T.

I have for sale what I believe is an 1888 Lee Metford bayonet. I know next to nothing about bayonets; I found others on line that look like the one I have. The blade shows some staining. I can't tell if the blade edges have been resharpened. It comes with the leather scabbard. The blade below the hilt shows numerous stampings including a broad arrow over WD and a crown over 35 over W. The opposite side shows a crown over BR as well as Wilkinson London. I'm looking for $300, shipping included, based on what I see similar bayonets listed for on line. However, I'll consider reasonable offers.

I have for sale one of the less common calibers in a pre-64 Winchester Model 70, the .250 3000. There were only something around 3000 made in this caliber. This one is in good condition, original except for scope base holes in the rear bridge. It come with the correct Lyman 48 WJS aperture sight; the rear open sight is missing. The stock has the factory cutout to accommodate the Lyman sight. The serial number, 17865, puts its approximate year of manufacture as 1939. It has the "clover leaf" tang. The barrel is 24 inches in length; the bore is shiny with very good rifling. I will be happy to send additional pictures to your email address or cell phone. I'm looking for $3950, shipping included, for this unusual rifle. I will consider a pre-64 Model 70 in .270 Winchester in trade as partial payment for this one.

I have for sale a good condition Stevens Model 44 .25 20 Stevens Single Shot rifle. (This is not the .25 20 Winchester cartridge.) The stocks have been refurbished and the butt plate polished. The rest of the metal has faded to a patina. The receiver shows some dings. The part octagon, part round barrel is 26 inches; it has good rifling in a dark bore. The riser for the rear sight is missing. I have not tried the take down function; the knurled knob is more than finger tight. I have fired three rounds to test this rifle and it works fine. I have the remaining 17 rounds of .25 20 Stevens center fire single shot Buffalo Arms black powder ammunition available for sale. I'm looking for $975, shipping included, for this rifle. I'm happy to send more pictures of this rifle to your cell phone or email address.

I have for sale an exceptional Merkel 200e 12 gauge o/u shotgun in very good to excellent condition. The 28 inch blued barrels have mirror-bright bores with 2 3/4 inch chambers. I believe they are choked full and modified. The stocks have additional custom scalloped and oakleaf "checkering"; the right side of the butt stock has a fine waterfowl scene carving. The nickel-bright receiver is also engraved. I am looking for $2000.00, shipping included, for this fine shotgun. I am happy to provide more pictures.

I would like to buy a sliding breech shotgun, either a Charlin or a Darne, in 16 gauge. If you have one to sell, please contact me. Thank you.