Here is a Remington 700 in 30-06 that I just completed...

If you need me to "spec" it out for you, just let me know and I'll list everything out....












D/S

Another great looking gun! Thanks for sharing the pics!

What base and rings did you use ? Maybe a close up of them also ?

Very nice. How does it shoot? All the best...
Gil

Thank's guys, I'm glad you like it...

The base is a Weaver 1-piece base and the rings are the Burris Signature Series that use the nylon inserts. I use these type of rings because it allows the scope to be sighted in by using the "inserts", while at the same time keeping the scope optically centered...

I just finished the gun yesterday and with 19 degree temperatures, I'm just not gonna sit out there in the cold and try to shoot. But, as soon as the weather warms up a little bit, I will get out and shoot it before I ship it off and I'll post a couple pictures of it's targets....

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Nice! Thanks for showing us the gun..
Maybe one day when I may be able to afford one of those fine stuff.

BTW, this is OFF TOPIC!!

That first picture there, the background looks like parts of Victoria after Bush Fire.
I reckon the difference is the temperature.. here it is too hot to shoot and there it is too cold to shoot..

Oh well..

Sorry to post off topic.

We had over 300 acres burn the other night after someone set a sage brush field on fire. Luckily, nothing was harmed and only the sage brush was all that was burned....

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Here are a couple of targets that I shot this afternoon -


















I believe I could have done a lot better at 300 yards but with a 14X scope, it was just too hard for me to see that well ....

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Excuses, excuses... Looks like you built another great shooter.

Great gun once again Sniper.
I'd like to see what it would do on our four hundred yard range.
Methinks the gang would be envious.

As for the burn, its the perfect time of year for a burn like that.
Great for the animals and vegetation.
The folks where I grew up, used to burn the marshes in the spring so they would get a good summers growth.

We had several thousand acres burn a few years ago where I live now.
Mostly marsh, but a few houses went up also.
Brought back the ducks, but not worth the people losing their houses.

Eric

WOW.....again.

Savin' my pennies so I can ship my 10.5" SA to the "White Tornado" fer some accuratizin'.

Nice job.....again!