jaestridge
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Just curious in the world of customs does this appear to be a custom built rifle? Of course it has a Remington action but other than that can anyone say? Stock brand etc? Thoughts..
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patross79
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I would guess the stock is a McMillan, it's got their signature swirls. Looks like probably the htg model in their lineup.
We got a thing from Walmart when we pulled it up and no outer infoJust curious in the world of customs does this appear to be a custom built rifle? Of course it has a Remington action but other than that can anyone say? Stock brand etc? Thoughts..
Maybe try another Photo Shot for you Firearms.
taylorms
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When you click on the image, the name of the image appears at the top-"Beanfield"
BEANFIELD | Jarrett Rifles
Noted for its long distance accuracy and rugged dependability, we only build this rifle on a factory receiver you provide or choose from our sources, with your choice of caliber, stock, color, muzzle brake and barrel. Recycle a favorite receiver into a highly accurate rifle!
TxHeartShot
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Guessing not a Jarrett rifle, he uses different script for engraving his name and caliber on the barrel on all I've seen, but you never know. Lot's of gunsmiths call their guns a "beanfield" rifle. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery!
Bang4theBuck
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Looks like a Remington 700 with a McMillan McSwirly stock....who knows beyond that.
woodnut
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All I can tell is that a 7STW IS a beanfield caliber! The rifle may or may not be Jarrett's, but it sure looks like a fine build.
