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My first generation Remington Ti .308 sits in a McMillian Hunter's Edge stock with black paint, 13.5 LOP, stainless studs with a PT&G machined aluminum trigger guard. Talley rings hold a Leupold 2.5-8x36 with B&C reticle.

1st Gen 30/06, Talley Lightweights, Aluminum Trigger Guard, sitting in a Brown Precision stock and now wearing a Leupold VXII 2-7x33.







1st 3 shot group at 100yds, 165 NBT+61grs H4831

700 Ti Alaskan in .280 Rem. wearing Leupy 3.5-10x40 Vari-X III

I am embarrassed to show a pic of mine, it is beat, stock is worn smooth and I have killed a boat load of stuff with it.

This is the only picture I have - its the one on the right.
Alaskan Ti, 25-06, Leupold 3x9x40 Mark 2 scope with LRD.

A short time before they were discontinued I bought a brand new Old Ti in .260 for $1100. Sold off the barrel,stock, j-lock assembly, bolt handle, and ADL parts for $600 believe it or not. Got the action for $500. Used it for my Kampfeld Custom .358 Win. 7 lbs even all up including 5 rds of 250 gr RN's sling etc... with a Lilja #3 at 19.5" and Mcm Edge Mod 7 stock. Though I've just sold the stock and am turning it back into an ADL currently.

Shame on you for the dismembering of the .260 Ti!


WOW! .358 Win Ti, that is an awesome, awesome rifle.

Mine's long gone. Was a 30-06, bedded, aluminum shroud, and my custom camo.

The only pic I have of it.....

You suck.......................














All I can do is slum a couple Faux Tis...and no stone sheep....

7-08
McM mountain edge
Broughton #3 at 22"
Gretan pin assembly
Zeiss 2-10x42 in Talleys

High Country, don't be embarassed. A well worn often used rifle is a thing to cherish. Ah, the memories.

Nothing to be embarrassed about with a well worn rifle. It would definitely have more character than some of these pristine samples!

Same gun different stock.

.308

My faux TI,

What exactly is a "faux Ti" ???

I must be the slow one in the class...

The 140 grain Hornady SST Superformance in my .270 Ti is a deadly combo...

The Kahles AH 3-9x42 with the TDS reticle don't hurt either.

A Faux TI is a rifle (Rem 700) that has been set up using many parts that either are from a TI or are the same sizes as a TI.

In the case of my Faux TI, I used a TI stock, had the bolt spiral fluted.

The only difference is I used a regular SS action.

I've used this gal like crazy since I picked it up in 2006. It's a stock Gen I 700 TI in 300 shamwow. It now runs a M1 elevation turret on the same abused VXIII 2.5-8x36.

Even though it's light weight it's made a few of my best shots on bucks, bulls and bear.

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Thanks! At that time the market was flooded with 260's and the rest of the cals were hard to find. Turned out to be a good choice as that's how I was able to get $225 for just the barrel alone.You could still sell barrels on ebay then.I don't think any other barrel would have brought even $100. Those pencil 260 barrels seem to command quite a price. Now where is an old ti 260 when I want a 260 though.