SOLD/EXPIRED McWhorter Custom .257 Weatherby

[mackgee]

Anyone interested in a McWhorter Custom Remington 700 in .257 Weatherby Magnum with Muzzlebrake, McMillan stock, Timney Trigger, spiral fluted bolt, all stainless, with maybe 80-90 rounds down the barrel? I can email or text more pics....looking for $3200 shipped.

Mac

 

[mackgee]

Here are some more pictures:

Mac

 

[mackgee]

Re: McWhorter Custom .257 Weatherby pics added

I also have the load McWhorter loaded up for it using the 110 grain accubond.

Mac

 

[mackgee]

Bump, I'm waiting to hear from a few guys on this, message me if you want to grab it before it's gone.

Mac

 

[mackgee]

Another bump, let's do $3k shipped!! That will include about 90 pieces of brass, dies, and a handful of both 110 grain Accubonds and 100 grain Barnes Tipped TSX bullets.

Mac

 

[mackgee]

Bump....Anyone have an offer?

Mac

 

[mackgee]

Bump, $2750?? I have another gun I've got my eye on...

Mac

 

[Buano]

What's it weigh?

Is the muzzle-brake removable for hunting? If so, do you have a thread-protector to fit?

 

[mackgee]

It weighs 7.4 pounds on my bathroom scale (not sure how truly accurate that is, but I know it's within an ounce or so) and yes the brake is removable, however I never got the thread protector with the gun. Thanks for the interest!

Mac

 

[Buano]

How old is this rifle? (Specs are quite different than their current production.)

How accurate is it? With what load?

(Yes, I'm drooling!)

 

[mackgee]

Built in 2008, it shoots 110 grain Accubonds WELL within their 1/2 MOA guarantee with this load that they developed:

She is a sweet rifle, just not large enough bore wise for what I need. If it wouldn't be for that or if I only hunted mulies, whitetails, and Antelope, I would keep it.

I have about 90 pieces of brass, of which 60 or so are unfired, the others are once fired. I also have RCBS FL dies, some 110 grain accubonds, and some 100 grain Barnes Tipped TSX bullets for it. This all is included with the gun...

Mac

 

[Buano]

I've got the larger bores covered: 7 MM Rem, .300 Weatherby, .338/.378 Weatherby & .375 H&H. I have been thinking hard about a rifle that will really reach out & touch something without leaving a 6" hole. My dilemma is justification since I already have a .25-06 that does 85% of what the .257 Weatherby rifle will do. Still, I love FAST cartridges

Have you tried factory Weatherby ammunition to see how it would shoot? If so, what were the results?

 

[mackgee]

No sir, I have not tried any of the Weatherby ammo with it. At one point I was considering trying Nosler custom ammo for it, as I generally have good luck with Nosler custom ammo, but I just never ordered the ammo for it.

Mac

 

[mackgee]

Last bump then I'm trading it off...$2599 shipped to your door.

Mac