Just finished my first rifle build- M700 XLR

SaskShooter

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Hey guys, I finally (after three years) finished my first full custom rifle build! Started with a bone-stock M700, and turned it into this. Did all the work myself including installing/headspacing the barrel, fitting the action into the chassis (more work than it should have been), filing, lapping, blah blah blah... not too bad for an 18 year old whippersnapper...

Specs:

Action- Remington 700 SPS, hand lapped, polished. Bolt handle is a KRG

Barrel- 26 inch McGowen stainless 1-10" #8 contour, short-chambered to .300 Winchester Magnum.

Stock- XLR Industries Evolution with ambidextrous cheekrest, 14 inch handguard, palm shelf grip, Accuracy International five round magazine, and picatinny rails/monopod mount (not shown).

Scope- Vortex Optics Viper 6.5-20X44 Mil-dot in Leupold PRW rings. Soon to be replaced by Vortex Optics 6-24X50 Viper PST EBR-1 MOA FFP

Now some gun porn!
 

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What caliber? Looks good! I like that XLR chassis.

It's a .300 Winchester Magnum. And the XLR is soooooooo nice. Here in Canada, you can get one for around the same price as an AICS, and it's more adjustable, lighter weight, offers more options for rails and accesories, AND looks cooler.
 
Thanks, guys. I haven't shot it much yet, because of work, and my 100 yard range at home is currently buried under four feet of snow.
 
Any up date

I just got mine also but I have new Rock Creek 5R barrel on its way to me now photo of mine with my 100 yard zero
 

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