WTS Rem .45 Smokeless ML

[03mossy]

Remington 700 action

Brux .45 smokeless barrel

Hank's Precision V2 muzzle brake

HIS ignition w/ 20 modules

Hank’s Precision recoil lug and barrel nut

TriggerTech trigger

Hawkins bottom metal

AG composite Alpine Hunter

Kampfield bolt fluting

Kampfield bolt knob

Hank’s Precision scope rail

Vortex Pro rings

Single shot follower (not installed)

Burris Veracity 3-15

I built this as my dream ultimate muzzleloader. But have realized all my hunting is in the woods so it doesn’t get used. I’ve fired it 10 times just to sight in the scope. I have $3,600 into this.

$3,200 FFL to FFL

 

[03mossy]

Forgot to mention this also comes with the 3 piece collapsible ram rod and also about 40 Pittman Accumax 275 grain bullets.

 

[lilharcher]

Very nice build at a reasonable price. What smith did the work?

 

[03mossy]

Thank you. I did it all myself. I’ve done a couple dozen rifle and muzzleloader builds over the past 15 or so years.

 

[03mossy]

If anyone is on the fence on this please reach out otherwise I think I am going to part it out this weekend and sell parts individually. Thanks.

 

[Pickettpuncher]

It being a remage, what load are you using and velocity.

 

[03mossy]

I only shot it about 10 times to get the scope set. Never shot over a chronograph so no idea on speed. The load was 60 grains H4198 and a smooth sized 275 Pittman Accumax.

 

[Pickettpuncher]

I only shot it about 10 times to get the scope set. Never shot over a chronograph so no idea on speed. The load was 60 grains H4198 and a smooth sized 275 Pittman Accumax.

Did you get the barrel from Hankins and did he give you a max charge. I have basically the same setup in a savage but wondered how they compared

 

[03mossy]

Yes it’s from Hankins. With a 275 grain bullet 65 grains of H4198 is the max.

 

[03mossy]

TTT

 

[03mossy]

TTT