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Rebarreling a Rem 700 Sendero
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<blockquote data-quote="adam32+P" data-source="post: 2964690" data-attributes="member: 117982"><p>A #5 isn't small, it's 4lbs just for the barrel. I've run a #5 in a PSS stock which is basically a Sendero stock and it doesn't look toooooooo bad, not great but huntable. </p><p></p><p>That #5 barrel and the Sendero stock will be over 6lbs, not even including the action. </p><p></p><p>A fluted #2 or possibly #3 in a carbon fiber stock will be pushing the 6lb mark on an untouched Rem 700. </p><p></p><p>Personally I think a #4 would be perfect for the OP in a nice McMillan Hunter or a Mesa stock, it won't be too light so recoil will still be manageable and also will balance well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="adam32+P, post: 2964690, member: 117982"] A #5 isn't small, it's 4lbs just for the barrel. I've run a #5 in a PSS stock which is basically a Sendero stock and it doesn't look toooooooo bad, not great but huntable. That #5 barrel and the Sendero stock will be over 6lbs, not even including the action. A fluted #2 or possibly #3 in a carbon fiber stock will be pushing the 6lb mark on an untouched Rem 700. Personally I think a #4 would be perfect for the OP in a nice McMillan Hunter or a Mesa stock, it won't be too light so recoil will still be manageable and also will balance well. [/QUOTE]
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