Left Hand Rem. M700, 270 Win., 1:9" twist

NYDAN · Friday at 4:13 PM

This Rem. 700 was made in the Remington Custom shop. It has been rebarreled with Rem. magnum contour, Hart 1:9" twist 24" barrel. It has a Bell & Carlson stock.

The rifle comes with:

1", medium height, Talley lightweight base/rings.
The original 24", fluted barrel.
Spare extractor.

I am asking $1,000.00 plus shipping.

Since I live in NYS any NYS sale will have to be through a NYS dealer, and any interstate sale will need to be dealer to dealer.

There are no marks on the rifle.

JD338 · Friday at 5:15 PM

Beautiful rifle

JD338

DrMike · Saturday at 6:09 AM

Handsome rifle, Dan.

wvbuckbuster · Saturday at 6:18 AM

Very nice.

Slimfinn · Saturday at 10:18 AM

Dan, what is the LOP and weight?

thanks

NYDAN · Saturday at 11:43 AM

Patrick, the LOP is 13-1/2" and the weight is 7 lb., 13 oz. as measured on a kitchen scale.

I can bring it with me when I come to Bozeman...

ReloadKy · Saturday at 5:43 PM

Man I am a lefty and cut my teeth with a Remington 700 in 270. I do not own a lefty rifle and have gotten so used to right handed rifle not sure I would be coordinated enough to use a lefty rifle lol!

wvbuckbuster · 2024-09-22T04:27:02-0700

ReloadKy said:
Man I am a lefty and cut my teeth with a Remington 700 in 270. I do not own a lefty rifle and have gotten so used to right handed rifle not sure I would be coordinated enough to use a lefty rifle lol!

Yeah, you could transition to it. My grandson shoots lefthanded, used righthanded rifles till I got him a left bolt action. He does well with it.

NYDAN · 2024-09-22T07:11:21-0700

ReloadKy said:
Man I am a lefty and cut my teeth with a Remington 700 in 270. I do not own a lefty rifle and have gotten so used to right handed rifle not sure I would be coordinated enough to use a lefty rifle lol!

I think this is one of those things that fit the saying, "If you try it, you might like it". It does not take long to adapt.

gerry · 2024-09-22T08:33:10-0700

That's a beauty of a rifle, someone is going to get an awesome gun.

Never understood left handers using RH rifles. Much better using a gun that's properly set up. In the event of a blown primer you'll be much better protected too. I had that happen with a RH gun and got some gas and debris in my face. Not recommended.