was built by Dean Jenzon in N.D. at Whiskey Creek Percision. Dean puts on two classes a year for Percision school in New Mexico for Government Trapper and Predator control. And has been building rifle for 10 yrs. Most rifles that he builds are for Government Predator control. Dean himself is a Government Trapper and Predator control worker and has been for over 20 years.

Remington 700 BDL With a Timney trigger and 1 - He squared up the action and lugs on a new Remington RAR action. I put it in a Hogue stock because I had one. Put on a Vortex Viper 6.5-20x44 and it shoots really good. Last group was at 154 yards 10 shots less than .500 shooting Berger 88.5 gr and H4350. I only have 154 yards at my place to shoot. I know it will shoot better as it's been shot now 71 times.

Rifle 1600.00
Rifle and scope 1900.00
I have 149 rds of Peterson brass with dies and 50 loaded rds. Been shooting 85.5 gr Berger bullets with H4350.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Garth Baker:
was built by Dean Jenzon in N.D. at Whiskey Creek Percision. Dean puts on two classes a year for Percision school in New Mexico for Government Trapper and Predator control. And has been building rifle for 10 yrs. Most rifles that he builds are for Government Predator control. Dean himself is a Government Trapper and Predator control worker and has been for over 20 years.

Remington 700 BDL With a Timney trigger and 1 - He squared up the action and lugs on a new Remington RAR action. I put it in a Hogue stock because I had one. Put on a Vortex Viper 6.5-20x44 and it shoots really good. Last group was at 154 yards 10 shots less than .500 shooting Berger 88.5 gr and H4350. I only have 154 yards at my place to shoot. I know it will shoot better as it's been shot now 71 times.

Rifle 1600.00
Rifle and scope 1900.00
I have 149 rds of Peterson brass with dies and 50 loaded rds. Been shooting 85.5 gr Berger bullets with H4350.


I have lots of pictures, just can't figure out how to post them here.

Interested in your 22creedmoor. Could you please text some pictures of the rifle? mrmit@netwitz.net. Or 618-322-2441. Mark