May 29th -
The Remington is Done!
Well Memorial Day has arrived, and with it I FINALLY got the
opportunity to take the Remington out to the range!
I spent a lot of time and energy making it shoot
straight….and here is the result:
First shot was the top one, from a cold barrel |
Not bad ehh??? This group was shot with 5 rounds of 180 grain factory loaded ammo from 100 yards. For custom ammo this group would be good….with factory ammo it is friggen amazing!
Now we have a firearm that I can sell with confidence. I knew that it would perform well based
on the work that we put into it, but without actually shooting it…well…you just
never know.
So…let’s review where we came from:
This was the Remington 700 when I got it:
Then we broke it apart:
Then we:
1)Polished the raceways
2) laped the lugs
3) improved the trigger and set it to a 2.5 lb pull
4) pillar bedded the receiver
5) Glass bedded the receiver and barrel
6) free floated the barrel
7) attached leupold bases and rings
8) placed the barreled action on a walnut stock
9) finished the walnut stock with a hardened finish
10) installed a recoil pad
11) installed swivel studs
12) Checkered the stock (grip and fore end)
13) Test fired for accuracy.
This is what it looks like now:
Now this gun was built to be sold. Under normal circumstances I would have one of my dealers
simply list this gun for resale.
However a number of my readers have expressed interest in acquiring it
once it was finished.
…so….for the next week I will be keeping this gun “off the
market” and allow my readers first crack at it. If you are interested in purchasing this rifle send me an
email at slieberman03@gmail.com or
you can contact me at 949 – 939-8921.
Thanks again for following along!
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