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200 Nw 114Th, Okc (West Side Service Road O SAVAGE TRADING COMPANY - DAY ONE 08-08-14 AUCTION HELD AT: DAKIL AUCTIONEERS – 200 N.W. 114 TH , OKC (WEST SIDE SERVICE ROAD OF THE BROADWAY EXTENSION BETWEEN 122 ND & HEFNER) BUYER’S GUIDE The descriptions listed are believed to be correct, however, no warranty or guarantee, either express or implied shall be given, every item sold as is. Bidders shall rely upon their own inspections of the property and not upon any representations or descriptions of Dakil Auctioneers, Inc., either oral or written. ALL SALES FINAL ALL PROCEEDS DUE IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING AUCTION ALL ITEMS SOLD AS IS, NO WARRANTY OR GUARANTEE 10% BUYER’S PREMIUM ON ALL PURCHASES 3% CONVENIENCE FEE ON ALL CREDIT CARD PURCHASES REMOVAL TIMES: DAY OF AUCTION UNTIL 6:00 PM, SATURDAY AUGUST 9 TH FROM 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM, SUNDAY AUGUST 10 TH FROM 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM, MONDAY AUGUST 11 TH FROM 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM, AND TUESDAY - FRIDAY AUGUST 12 TH - AUGUST 15 TH BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - PLEASE CALL STEVE (405)919-0559. SHELVING & FIXTURES CANNOT BE REMOVED FOR 7 DAYS FROM DATE OF SALE! ALL ITEMS LISTED BELOW ARE LOCATED AT: 10840 N.W. 10 TH , OKC _______1 ZOMBIE AMMO BOXES (3X) _____54B BUTLER CREEK & STRIPLULA LOADERS (3X) $40-$50 EACH ______ 2 ZOMBIE AMMO BOXES (3X) _____54C BUTLER CREEK & STRIPLULA LOADERS (3X) $40-$50 EACH _______3 ZOMBIE AMMO BOXES (3X) _____54D BUTLER CREEK & STRIPLULA LOADERS (3X) $40-$50 EACH _______4 ZOMBIE AMMO BOXES (2X) _____54E BUTLER CREEK & STRIPLULA LOADERS (3X) $40-$50 EACH _______5 AMMO CASES (7X) _____54F BUTLER CREEK & STRIPLULA LOADERS (3X) $40-$50 EACH _______6 AMMO ORGANIZERS (2X) _____54G BUTLER CREEK & STRIPLULA LOADERS (3X) $40-$50 EACH _______7 GUN CLEANER & LUBE (16X) ACROSS _____54H BUTLER CREEK & STRIPLULA LOADERS (3X) $40-$50 EACH _______8 CLOTHS, REM, OIL, & LUBE (46X) ACROSS _____54I BUTLER CREEK & STRIPLULA LOADERS (3X) $40-$50 EACH _______9 CLEANING BRUSHES, TOOLS, & LOCKS (26X) ACROSS ______55 HOGUE GRIP SLEEVES (11X) ______10 CLEANING BRUSHES, RULERS, & BORE BRUSHES (20X) ACROSS ______56 HOGUE STOCKS (17X) ______11 SOLVENT (3X) ______57 HOLSTERS (2X) $28-$100 EACH ______12 BORE, SNAKE, PISTOL, & SNAKES (20X) ______58 TARGETS & REAL SECURITY SIGNS (4X) W/DISPLAY ______13 BORE, SNAKE, PISTOL, & SNAKES (13X) _____58A TARGETS & REAL SECURITY SIGNS (4X) W/DISPLAY ______14 UNIVERSAL FIELD KIT (6X) $49 EACH _____58B TARGETS & REAL SECURITY SIGNS (4X) W/DISPLAY ______15 HAND GUN CLEANING KIT & GUN LOCKS (8X) _____58C TARGETS & REAL SECURITY SIGNS (4X) W/DISPLAY ______16 OTIS TACTICAL GUN CLEANING SYSTEM (3X) $40 EACH _____58D TARGETS & REAL SECURITY SIGNS (4X) W/DISPLAY ______17 TIPTON BRUSH SET & BRASS CLEANING (8X) ______59 TARGETS & SHOOT N-C (58X) W/DISPLAY ______18 PRO-SHOT GUN CLEANING PARTS (89X) ______60 POCKET HOLSTERS (11X) ______19 PRO-SHOT GUN CLEANING PARTS (66X) ______61 POCKET HOLSTERS (7X) ______20 OTIS GUN CLEANING SYSTEMS (2X) $169 EACH ______62 BELT SLIDE HOLSTERS (15X) ______21 TARGETS (4X) $40-$70 EACH ______63 BELT SLIDE HOLSTERS & POCKET HOLSTERS (23X) ______22 CLEANING PATCHES (32X) 1-S ACROSS ______64 INSIDE THE WAIST BAND CONCEAL HOLSTERS (2X) $90 EACH ______23 CLEANING PATCHES (30X) 2-S ACROSS ______65 INSIDE THE WAIST BAND CONCEAL HOLSTERS (2X) $90 EACH ______24 GUN SOLVENT & LUBE (30X) 1-S ACROSS ______66 INSIDE THE WAIST BAND CONCEAL HOLSTERS (2X) $90 EACH ______25 GUN SAFETY CLEANING (8X) $37 EACH ______67 KA-BAR FANNY PACK HOLSTERS (3X) $50 EACH ______26 GUN CLEANING (11X) $37 EACH ______68 KA-BAR FANNY PACK HOLSTERS (3X) $50 EACH ______27 PRO-SHOT & STONEY POINT BORE CLEANING (18X) ______69 ANKLE HOLSTERS, CONCEAL HOLSTERS, & PADDLE HOLSTERS ______28 SNAP CAPS LOADING 357-38-380-32-9MM-40-45-44 (41X) (6X) ______29 SNAP CAPS LOADING 300MM-410-30-30-7.62X39-270WS (35X) ______70 OWL, TURKEY, & HEN 4-IN-1 CALLS (42X) ______30 FLAGS (6X) ______71 TURKEY HEN CALLS (18X) ______31 FOOD SUPPLIES (3X) $200 EACH ______72 QUAIL CALLS, TURKEY CALLS, BOX CALLS, & CASES (34X) ______32 FOOD SUPPLIES (3X) $200 EACH ______73 TURKEY DELUXE & TURKEY HAIL CALLS (11X) ______33 TARGETS (37X) ______74 SUPER HOOTER CALLS & MOUNTING KITS (12X) ______34 TARGETS (12X) ______75 BAGS, HOLDERS, & CASES (18X) ______35 REACTIVE GROUND BOUNCING TARGETS (9X) ______76 RECOIL PADS, RAILS, & MOUNTS (14X) ______36 SMART RELOADERS (2X) ______77 RECOIL PADS, GRIPS, DUST COVERS, & STOCK SADDLE (19X) ______37 CALDWELL DEAD SHOT RESTS (6X) ______78 RECOIL PADS, SIGHT TOWER MOUNT, & FLAT TOP RISER (14X) ______38 POWDER FUNNELS, TARGETS, & SHOT SHELL LABELS (32X) ______79 QUAD RAILS (2X) ALUMINUM ______39 BURRIS 3X9 X40MM SCOPE & 8X32 BINOCULARS - $299 ______80 EAT-N-TOOLS & BCM GRIPS (12X) ______40 BURRIS SPOTTING SCOPE 20X50 W/TRIPOD ______81 ALUMINUM QUAD RAILS (2X) ______41 BURRIS SPOTTING SCOPE 20X50 W/TRIPOD ______82 ALUMINUM QUAD RAILS (2X) ______42 BURRIS SPOTTING SCOPE 12X24X50 _____82A ALUMINUM QUAD RAIL (1X) ______43 BURRIS SPOTTING SCOPE 20X50 ______83 PRO MAG SCORE RISER TACTICAL GEAR (11X) ______44 BURRIS TRIPOD W/WINDOW MOUNT ______84 FIELD KITS, STRAPS, & SLINGS (9X) ______45 BUSHNELL BINOCULARS 10X25 (4X) PAIR ______85 MAG POUCHES (16X) ______46 TIPTON RANGE BOX & BURRIS CASE (2X) ______86 SHELL CARRIERS (3X) ______47 BENCH RESTS (2X) ORANGE ______87 SHELL CARRIERS (3X) ______48 BENCH RESTS (2X) GREEN ______88 SHELL CARRIERS, RUBBER GRIPS, & EAR PLUGS (11X) ______49 BIANCHI HOLSTER BELT SLIDE (7X) $50 EACH ______89 FLASHLIGHT CLIPS, TACT-POUCH, & BI-POD SLING (14X) ______50 BIANCHI HOLSTER BELT SLIDE (10X) $50 EACH ______90 MINI VAULT GUN SAFE ______51 BIANCHI HOLSTER SPORTING (11X) $50 EACH ______91 SPORT LOCK BIOMETRIC GUN SAFE ______52 CUFF & SPRAY CASES (11X) ______92 SPORT LOCK GUN SAFE - NO KEY ______53 HOGUE-ERGO GRIP SLEEVES FOR PISTOLS (17X) ______93 DIVERSION BOOKS (5X) ______54 BUTLER CREEK & STRIPLULA LOADERS (4X) $40-$50 EACH ______94 PISTOL CASES & CLEANING MATS (9X) _____54A BUTLER CREEK & STRIPLULA LOADERS (3X) $40-$50 EACH ______95 PISTOL CASES, EMT POUCHES, & AMMO POUCHES (9X) ______96 TACTICAL BAGS (2X) _____184 BARSKA ELECTO SIGH 1X30MM M16 TACTICAL RED - $300 ______97 TACTICAL BAGS (2X) _____185 BARSKA ELECTO SIGH 1X30MM M16 TACTICAL RED - $300 ______98 THOMPSON 50-ROUND DRUM 45-CAL MACHINE GUN - $399 _____186 BUSHNELL FIRST STRIKE RED DOT SIGHT W/RISER - $229 ______99 AR-15/5.56 100-ROUND MAGAZINE _____187 SIGHT & MARK MINI SHOT RED REFLEX SIGHT - $199 _____100 AR-15/5.56 100-ROUND MAGAZINE _____188 SIGHT & MARK MINI SHOT RED REFLEX SIGHT - $199 _____101 MAG PULL BUTT PADS & RAILS (4X) _____189 SIGHT & MARK MINI SHOT RED REFLEX SIGHT - $199 _____102 FRONT & REAR SIGHTS (2X) _____190 SIGHT & MARK MINI SHOT RED REFLEX SIGHT - $199 _____103 FRONT & REAR SIGHTS (2X) _____191 SIGHT & MARK MINI SHOT RED REFLEX SIGHT - $199 _____104 BURRIS TACTICAL RINGS (2X) _____192 SIGHT & MARK MINI SHOT RED REFLEX SIGHT - $199 _____105 TROY SWIVELS (2X) _____193 SIGHT & MARK MINI SHOT RED REFLEX SIGHT - $199 _____106 GRIPS (2X) _____194 SIGHT & MARK MINI SHOT RED REFLEX SIGHT - $199 _____107 GRIPS (2X) _____195 SIGHT & MARK MINI SHOT RED REFLEX SIGHT - $199 _____108 MAG PULL ANGLED FOR GRIP (2X) _____196 SIGHT & MARK MINI SHOT RED REFLEX SIGHT - $199 _____109 MAG RAIL PANELS & RECOIL PAD (3X) _____197 SIGHT & MARK MINI SHOT RED REFLEX SIGHT - $199 _____110 HARRIS ULTRA LIGHT BI-PODS ROTATING LEG WATCH _____198 SIGHT & MARK MINI SHOT RED REFLEX SIGHT - $199 _____111 HARRIS ULTRA LIGHT BI-PODS ROTATING LEG WATCH _____199 SIGHT & MARK MINI SHOT RED REFLEX SIGHT - $199 _____112 HARRIS ULTRA LIGHT BI-POD _____200 LASERLYTE LASER TRAINER TARGET - $190 _____113 MAG PULL ADAPTABLE STORAGE STOCK _____201 SIGHT MARK AT54 TACTICAL RED LASER SIGHT - $149 _____114 MAG PULL ADAPTABLE STORAGE STOCK _____202 SIGHT MARK AT54 TACTICAL RED LASER SIGHT - $149 _____115 MAG PULL ADAPTABLE STORAGE STOCK _____203 SIGHT MARK AT54 TACTICAL RED LASER SIGHT - $149 _____116 MAG PULL ADAPTABLE STORAGE STOCK _____204 SURE FIRE DIGITAL FLASH LIGHT GRAYHA - RED LEDS - $169 _____117 TROY FULL RAIL W/FRONT SIGHT - $399 _____205 SURE FIRE DIGITAL FLASH LIGHT GRAYHA - RED LEDS - $169 _____118 MIDWEST IN-QUAD RAIL - $250 _____206 BARSKA GLX RED COMPACT LASER SIGHT W/PICATINNY RAIL- _____119 McTAR 2-PC FOREARM - $200 $170 _____120 OSPREY HAND GUARD QUAD RAIL - $100 _____207 BARSKA GLX RED COMPACT LASER SIGHT W/PICATINNY RAIL - _____121 GUNTEC USA QUAD RAILS (2X) $100 EACH $170 _____122 GUNTEC USA QUAD RAILS (2X) $100 EACH _____208 BARSKA GLX GREEN COMPACT LASER SIGHT W/PICATINNY RAIL - _____123 GUNTEC USA QUAD RAILS (2X) $100 EACH $170 _____124 GUNTEC USA QUAD RAILS (2X) $100 EACH _____209 BARSKA GLX GREEN COMPACT LASER SIGHT W/PICATINNY RAIL - _____125 GUNTEC USA QUAD RAILS (2X) $100 EACH $170 _____126 GUNTEC USA QUAD RAILS (2X) $100 EACH _____210 SIGHT MARK AACT5R RED LASER - $130 _____127 GUNTEC USA QUAD RAILS (2X) $100 EACH _____211 SIG SAUER TACTICAL LIGHT & LASER STL-900 _____128 GUNTEC USA QUAD RAILS (2X) $100 EACH _____212 LASERLYTE LASER SYSTEM _____129 GUNTEC USA QUAD RAILS (2X) $100 EACH _____213 LASERLYTE LASER SYSTEM _____130 GUNTEC USA QUAD RAILS (3X) $100 EACH _____214 AIM SHOT LASER SIGHT W/RAIL MOUNT KT6132 - $129 _____131 GMG QRI QUAD RAIL SYSTEM (1X) $100 _____215 AIM SHOT LASER SIGHT W/RAIL MOUNT - $129 _____132 GMG QRI QUAD RAIL AR15/M4 (2X) $100 EACH _____216 LASERLYTE LASER TRAINER CARTRIDGE 40 S&W - $129 _____133 MAG PULL HAND GUARDS (2X) _____217 LASERLYTE LASER TRAINER CARTRIDGE 40 S&W - $129 _____134 MAG PULL ANGLED FOREGRIPS (3X) _____218 LASERLYTE LASER TRAINER CARTRIDGE 40 S&W - $129 _____135 MAG PULL ANGLED FOREGRIPS (3X) _____219
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