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Remington Model 700 Custom KS Mountain

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29 January 2004, 10:38
Back40
Remington Model 700 Custom KS Mountain
Looking for opinions/feedback on this rifle. I've been searching for months for left hand bolt actions in stainless/synthetic. Needless to say the pickin's are pretty slim. It's either the A-bolt, the 700 Custom KS or a custom job. Is there $450 difference b/w the 2 rifles? I'll hang and listen now. Thanks!
29 January 2004, 15:36
tom ga hunter
i have 4 of them and like them there is a 30'06 on gunsamerica for $695.00 i'd buy if i did not already have 2 ks's in '06..my go to deer rifle is a 1st yr ks in 30'06 with a zeiss 3.5x10 & conetrol mounts
29 January 2004, 16:09
jeffreysaw1
My white-tail rifle is KS 270. Every guide I have hunted with wanted to buy. Stock trigger needed tuning, other than that she's been great. Mines not for sale at any price.
30 January 2004, 03:27
<allen day>
I've owned several of the Model 700 KS Mountain rifles, and they are great guns. In particular, I had one in .300 Winchester that became a tackdriver after I rebedded it, and a .30-06 that was a tackdriver right out of the box.

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30 January 2004, 12:10
4214chip
Back40,

Yes, life is difficult for us lefties. Winchester has a LH stainless synthetic available through their custom shop. I do not know what the "real" prices are on them.

You can view them at this link:

http://www.winchester-guns.com/prodinfo/catalog/detail.asp?cat_id=535&type_id=917&cat=013C


Chip
30 January 2004, 12:33
hammerdown
I have three of them KS guns. They all shoot great now. I had to have them worked on. They are good to go now.
Good shooting..
02 February 2004, 03:55
bwanamrm
I have a KS in 30-06 and a AWR in 338 WM. The '06 shot like a dream with a trigger and bedding job. It prefers 165 grain Speer Grand Slam bullets but they work perfectly for what I use the rifle for. The .338 has taken a little more work, but I am beginning to think it is the caliber and not the gun. I would recommend both as excellent rifles. My only complaint is that the LOP on Remingtons seem short, but I'm 6'3" so most factory rifles seem short.
10 February 2004, 01:58
Back40
Is the 700 Custom KS barrel floated, action bedded and trigger adjustable?
10 February 2004, 03:23
tom ga hunter
the stocks have a presure point at the forend that is about 1"x1/2" and can be sanded off if wished. without this block they are free floated. the stocks are not glass bedded but mine fit well enough that i have not had them rebedded.. the triggers are standard remington triggers that have been hand assembled.. my newest was set at about 6# with out creep,, a 2 minute fix.