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Is my rifle strange? it is a rem 700 ADL wood stock with plastic buttplate. s/n B66149XX. It has a purplish colored bolt handle with a smooth round knob (no checkering). The barrel seems a little heavier than a standard ADL, but is not a varmint taper by any stretch. There are no sight or sight holes in the barrel. Bolt is jeweled. I bought it like new 7 years ago and would like to know more about it. Anyone ever seen one like this? I haven't. | ||
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Post detailed pictures please and someone will help you out. | |||
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What caliber is it? What markings are on the barrel? _______________________________________________________________________________ This is my rifle, there are many like it but this one is mine. My rifle is my best friend, it is my life. | |||
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I ran across one in 280 Rem like that a few years ago at a pawn shop. I've also seen used CDL's with that same bolt. When your are use to the remington bolt handle, it has been a turn off for me. Didn't the Model 7 use a bolt like that at one time? | |||
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It is a .243 (now a .243AI) Says Remington Arms Co....... on the barrel When I say I bought it like new 7 years ago, it was used and could be quite older than that. I suspect it is an older one. Any ideas on date of Mfg by the s/n? BAOkie- I thought used CDLs were a new offering? Thanks for the help guys. Please keep it coming! | |||
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Not sure on the CDL - maybe it was the mountain version - the stock was a classic style without white line spacers. I missed alot of the 90's with my involvement in firearms - running a business. Sure is fun being back involved. | |||
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Remington Date Codes. Hope this helps. Don Month Codes: [first letter] B - L - A - C - K - P - O - W - D - E - R - X 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10 - 11 - 12 Year:______Code: [second (and third*) letters] 1930_______ Y 1931_______ Z 1932_______ A 1933_______ B 1934_______ C 1935_______ D 1936_______ E 1937_______ F 1938_______ G 1939_______ H 1940_______ J 1941_______ K 1942_______ L 1943_______ MMZ 1944_______ NN 1945_______ PP 1946_______ RR 1947_______ SS 1948_______ TT 1949_______ UU 1950_______ WW 1951_______ XX 1952_______ YY 1953_______ ZZ 1954_______ A 1955_______ B 1956_______ C 1957_______ D 1958_______ E 1959_______ F 1960_______ G 1961_______ H 1962_______ J 1963_______ K 1964_______ L 1965_______ M 1966_______ N 1967_______ P 1968_______ R 1969_______ S 1970_______ T 1971_______ U 1972_______ W 1973_______ X 1974_______ Y 1975_______ Z 1976_______ I 1977_______ O 1978_______ Q 1979_______ V 1980_______ A 1981_______ B 1982_______ C 1983_______ D 1984_______ E 1985_______ F 1986_______ G 1987_______ H 1988_______ I 1989_______ J 1990_______ K 1991_______ L 1992_______ M 1993_______ N 1994_______ O 1995_______ P 1996_______ Q 1997_______ R 1998_______ S 1999_______ T 2000_______ U 2001_______ W 2002_______ X * the years 1943 though 1953 had double letters: ie, MM = 1943 As may be seen, the year code letters duplicate; some knowledge of when the model was introduced should resolve the actual year of manufacture. | |||
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Do you apply this coding to the s/n or is there a barrel code that I should be looking for? My barrel is upside down since it has been set back a little when rechambered to .243AI. I can take it out of the wood if necesary | |||
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I have an ADL that is as your describe, with purple /smooth bolt handle, I have had it since new, my gun was made sometime in '86, if that helps you any, I think that was around the time those bolts handles where used in times when one needs a rifle, he tends to need it very badly.....PHC | |||
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Smooth purple bolt handles were a characteristic of the Model 78 Remington bolt rifle. | |||
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