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Question - Rem 700 Classic .264 WM
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<blockquote data-quote="Ckleeves" data-source="post: 1975061" data-attributes="member: 83259"><p>This is just my .02, and I'm probably in the minority here. No way I would pay 850.00 if I'm going to take it apart for what's essentially a donor action and a wood stock. If your going to have it rebarreled anyway and decide to have any action work done then your already past the price of some custom actions. Now you just paid a boatload for what basically comes down to a old Remington action and a stock that may or may not have any real value. Either leave it as is or shop elsewhere.</p><p></p><p>a guy can find a beat up older 700 for under 500 if your patient if that's the route you want to go. Who cares what the finish looks like after you put a new barrel on your probably going to cerakote it anyway so it all matches. If you want a factory Remington stock they are a dime a dozen, the last one I sold was a pretty decent piece of wood and I think I got 50 bucks for it. Or put it in a B&C and your still under the price of the .264.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ckleeves, post: 1975061, member: 83259"] This is just my .02, and I’m probably in the minority here. No way I would pay 850.00 if I’m going to take it apart for what’s essentially a donor action and a wood stock. If your going to have it rebarreled anyway and decide to have any action work done then your already past the price of some custom actions. Now you just paid a boatload for what basically comes down to a old Remington action and a stock that may or may not have any real value. Either leave it as is or shop elsewhere. a guy can find a beat up older 700 for under 500 if your patient if that’s the route you want to go. Who cares what the finish looks like after you put a new barrel on your probably going to cerakote it anyway so it all matches. If you want a factory Remington stock they are a dime a dozen, the last one I sold was a pretty decent piece of wood and I think I got 50 bucks for it. Or put it in a B&C and your still under the price of the .264. [/QUOTE]
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