Varmint hunters will like the setup on this Santa Barbara Mauser: a 26 inch barrel in .22-250 Remington, topped with a Sightron 6.5-20x42 scope. The serial number is Z-54538. The finish is matte black. The seller says it has the best looking wood stock around, and no case is included. It is used.

The .22-250 is a flat-shooting varmint cartridge that makes sense for coyotes, prairie dogs and groundhogs. A long barrel adds velocity and a stable feel, and a variable scope at 20 power picks out small targets at distance. A Santa Barbara Mauser action is a strong platform for this kind of rifle.

Spanish-made Santa Barbara rifles were sold in the United States in sporting form, and this one seems to have been set up well. The wood stock gives it a more elegant look than the usual synthetic varmint rifle.

Recoil is light, so a person can shoot it all afternoon. Use quality ammunition for the best groups.

It is sold as described. The rifle ships to a licensed dealer of your choice, and the background check takes place there.