Hey guys I'm selling a custom 7mm STW built by Jon Beanland, I bought off this forum from Bryan with intentions of using the action and components on another build, but I can't bring myself to tear it apart, I've never shot it and I'll sell it for what I paid for it! 3400.00 plus shipping includes brass and a box of ammo it was sent to me with. American Rifle Company Action, McMillan Apex (mcwhorter) stock 8.3 twist spiral tube with 3 port brake. TriggerTech trigger, Hawkins bottom metal, has all the great parts but in CRF I'm building on Winchesters, only trades are Stainless model 70 rifles, thanks
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Beanland 7stw
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ColtyJr
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Bump for a Beanland
What's your thoughts on this rifle guys? Do I need to rebarrel it?
IMHO, the right person just hasn't seen it yet. I'd leave as is.
I agree and one day I hope to have half the respect that Jon has and I felt it was fair not to take apart. It's really a nice rifle!
dok7mm
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With Berger 180 hybrids, the 7STW is absolutely fantastic. If I didn't already have my 2nd, I'd jump on this asap.
ColtyJr
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If my dad and I didn't have 2 7 Rem mag Beanlands I'd be all over this
don't let that be an excuse lol!
ColtyJr
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5 Beanlands is a crowd...
Whole pot of beans lol
nakneker
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Don't rebarrel if you can't wait it out. Every Beanland rifle I've had has been a winner, the guy knows what he's doing. Just need the right guy to see the ad.
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I'll leave it as is! With the 7prc out thought briefly on putting a new barrel but yes I'll wait it out!
