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tac-14
The Fairchild Channel F, short for "Channel Fun", was the first video game console to use ROM cartridges, instead of having games built-in, and the first console to use a microprocessor. It was released by Fairchild Camera and Instrument in November 1976 across North America at a retail price of US$169.95 (equivalent to $772.92 in 2020). It was launched as the "Video Entertainment System", but when Atari, Inc. released its Video Computer System the next year, Fairchild rebranded their machine as "Channel F" while keeping the Video Entertainment System descriptor.
The Fairchild Channel F achieved only about 350,000 units before Fairchild sold the technology to Zircon International in 1979, trailing well behind the VCS. The system was discontinued in 1983.
Purchased this new in March 2024 and fired 15 rounds through it without any issues. I have the box, papers, etc that it came with. I put a Hogue rubber sleeve. I will include the following factory ammunition: 50 rds federal topgun #8 shot; 15 rds federal #3 buckshot 20 pellet "power shock"...
New in box, never fired, comes with all new item packaging and pamphlets
Willing to meet up in greater portland metro area, further if you pay for gas
Local pick up only, OREGON only
I will pay FFL fees!
Willing to trade for (will add additional funds pending market value): Glock 19 or...
Sat on a shelf for most of its left. Will come with another set of cr-123's. Easy to install and very bright! Never used during live firing. Asking $300. Its $375 plus tax on amazon. Thanks!
For sale is an unfired, perfect condition, back of the safe kept and upgraded Remington V3 Tac-13 12ga. Upgrades include: GG&G flashlight mount, side saddle shell holder, charging handle, tactical bolt release pad, and follower ($300 in accessories from GG&G prices from website not including tax...
Used Remington Tac-14 maybe 20 rounds thru. Good condition some cosmetic wear from sitting in crowded gun safe. (see pics)
lots of upgrades.
Mesa Tactical 6 shell side saddle
GG&G red Follower and spring
Streamlight TL-Racker 800 lumens
Wilson Combat enlarged safety
Wilson Combat +1 magazine...
Lightly use remington 870/tac-14 barrel
It did come off a tac-14
14" (knowing the law is up you)
Bead sight
Rem-choke done by rose action sports
Mod choke installed
$280
I have woodburn to Longview daily
like new I have the box and original grip , maybe 100 rnds down , has magpul forgrip and sb brace , looking for
44mag
300 win mag for long range build
.338
Anything cool or tactical I might be interested in as well
~$475 trade value
Will add other trades or cash for right trades
Not sure how 'great' these deals are, but some of the prices seem good, not sure about others as I have not compared them.
Top Deals: Remington Shotguns for Sale Online | Sportsman's Outdoor Superstore
Tac-14 for $269
Tac-14 with box mag $355
and so on...
SOLD - PLEASE DELETE
• Remington 870 Tac 14
• Buffer tube adapter w/ QD slots
• Sig SBX arm brace w/ strap adjusted so that hook and loop is facing out to secure a shotshell card (card included ammo is not)
• A2 grip
• Magpul forend (factory)
• Magpul forward sling mount
• Wilson Combat +1...
For sale is a NIB, unfired, Remington Tac-14 shotgun.
It is currently equipped with a nicer hogue overmolded forend, which helps a lot with recoil and looks better than the original magpul hard plastic forend. (I tested this on a different TAC-14).
You can have it as is, or I can install the...
As the tittle suggests, I’m looking to buy one of the new Remington TAC 14s or the Mossberg Shockwave. I have a brand new Ruger LCRX .38 with a few goodies I’d be willing to trade or $350 cash. Preferably would not have the gun shot to hell.
Located in Clark County.
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Can't believe we can have these without the NFA nonsense. Picked mine up last week and am buying a Hornady closet wall lock for it. For the price of a cheap plastic fantastic handgun, you can have a real "boom stick".