For sale is a Remington model 700 CDL stainless fluted. It sits in a grey with black speckle B&C Alaskan Ti stock. Rifle and stock show as new. I can’t find a mark on the rifle anywhere. From my knowledge I am the 3rd owner of this rifle and round count sits at 175 +/-. Both previous owners are members of the 24hr campfire forum and can vouch for this rifle. I do not have the original stock or box for the rifle. It come with stainless 1” Talleys lows. Rifle shoots a couple of my handloads under 1” at 100yds. Comes with RCBS dies, 30 new Nosler virgin brass, 13 new Nosler brass that has been FL sized and primed with WLR primers, and 35 once fired Nosler brass which have all been FL sized and primed with WLR primers. $950 plus actual shipping. Will ship in a soft case inside of cardboard box. Rifle will ship from an FFL to your FFL. Prefer PP F&F for payment but open to other means of payment.
WTS Like new Remington 700 CDL SF 30.06 w/ B&C Alaskan Ti stock
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I feel like I am now stalking ShortMag11; but, when we have new members post, potential buyers always want some type of feedback before dealing with them. Well, here is ShorMag11's feedback. In a nutshell, he is good to go and you should deal with him with the confidence of knowing you are dealing with a straight shooter.
He is indeed the third owner with me being original and having sold it to troutslayer, someone I also know personally. My reason for selling was just whittling down my collection and troutslayer's reason for selling was that he finally found the Fieldcraft for which he had been looking. I wish I would have sold this rifle in the wood stock and kept the B&C Alaskan Ti stock; but, troutslayer, like me, really liked that stock. That stock is an excellent match for these rifles. ShortMag11's description of accuracy is spot on. I have dealt with ShortMag11 myself, on other deals, and he is good to go. Good luck with the sale ShortMag11. Free bump for a great rifle and a great guy with whom to deal.
He is indeed the third owner with me being original and having sold it to troutslayer, someone I also know personally. My reason for selling was just whittling down my collection and troutslayer's reason for selling was that he finally found the Fieldcraft for which he had been looking. I wish I would have sold this rifle in the wood stock and kept the B&C Alaskan Ti stock; but, troutslayer, like me, really liked that stock. That stock is an excellent match for these rifles. ShortMag11's description of accuracy is spot on. I have dealt with ShortMag11 myself, on other deals, and he is good to go. Good luck with the sale ShortMag11. Free bump for a great rifle and a great guy with whom to deal.
Thanks again for the kind words Thomas! It is greatly appreciated. I'm very tempted to keep this thing.
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Guessing that's gonna be right around 7 lbs as shown?
6mm Remington
WKR
Great rifle, excellent stock, very good scope mounts, wonderful cartridge! Man what's not to like? I have a 30-06 but the CDL comes with a 24" barrel if I am not mistaken.
Some 165 gr. Accubonds loaded up would be excellent in that rifle!
Some 165 gr. Accubonds loaded up would be excellent in that rifle!
I believe it was 7.2 lbs as shown. Been a while since I’ve had it on a scale but I’ll check it again tonight.
you were exactly right. 7lb 0.5oz.
Thanks. It is a great rifle, just too many to chose from. It shoots several handloads under MOA @ 100yds. 150gr ABs, 168gr TTSX and 168gr Berger Classic Hunters.
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