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Not sure if a synthetic stocked rifle qualifies as "custom" but here one is anyway. I posted this in the lefty forum and it has been suggested that I post it here as well. Built by Bill Leeper 7MM Mashburn Super 24" Douglas CM #2 9 twist barrel Left hand Model 70 action. H&H length box opened loading port new bolt handle Leupold DD rings and bases Wisner long extractor Echols EDGE stock Williams bottom metal Baiar guard screws Hot caustic blued 7lbs 15oz's The targets are initial loads tested at 200 yds. Obviously not up to internet standards so I apologize for my sloppy shooting. Ignore the holes in the top half of the targets as they are from a completely different rifle. I was trying to maximize daylight. | ||
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Really nice man! | |||
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Ol' Bill knows what he is doing! | |||
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Chuck, Super nice, congrats and thanks for sharing! Quick question - I noticed you listed some of Jim Baiar's TG screws. Does he have them available now? I used to bug him about these every 6 months or so but stopped calling him several years ago as he just seemed to never get around to finishing them. TIA, Bob | |||
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I've had these ones for a while. Not sure if he has any now. | |||
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Thanks, I will give him a call and find out what he has available. | |||
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I would be interested to know why Baiars's triggergaurd screws are so desireable. Are they just different looking or do they serve some other purpose? Also, did the receiver have its original barrel threads recut? | |||
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Looks like you had the bolt handle rewelded. If so what make was it? Looks really nice...great job on the rifle too. "A long life, and the good sense to live it." ...Quintis Arrius 375H&H,404J,416DAK,458AFR,416RIG,450RIG,505GIB Avatar: Gregory Peck & Susan Hayward in Africa NRA member | |||
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Thanks. It is a Talley knob. | |||
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Nice looking rifle Chuck. Doug Humbarger NRA Life member Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club 72'73. Yankee Station Try to look unimportant. Your enemy might be low on ammo. | |||
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Chuck, As I may have told you before, you're my model 70 idol. I felt like I'd won the lottery a few years ago when I found a beater 70 in .338WM, LH, stainless. I sent it to Hill Country in Texas, for much the same configuration as yours. I didn't have access to the famous Echols stock, and have always wondered if it would feel better. I think HCR put on a Sporter Edge. Super rifle! Don Ps tried to lighten it up a bit by ordering a Pacific bottom metal, but it wouldn't drop in and HCR seemed very hesitant about installing it | |||
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Really nice rifle. Larry "Peace is that brief glorious moment in history, when everybody stands around reloading" -- Thomas Jefferson | |||
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Ditto, very nice NRA Life Member, Band of Bubbas Charter Member, PGCA, DRSS. Shoot & hunt with vintage classics. | |||
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