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21" Douglas #1 SS chambered in 6x47 Remington. 1-8" twist.
6mm-222 Rem Mag.

Barrel and action Cerakoted in tungsten grey.
Bolt and bottom metal graphite black

Callahan firing pin and shroud.

Cerakoted by Eddie Fosnaugh and he adjusted the factory trigger to 2 3/4 lbs.

Includes magazine box/spring/follower and bottom metal.

Hornady FL die set and 100 pieces of virgin 222 Remington Mag brass included.

McMillan stock is NOT included


Round count @50 rounds.


$750.00 shipped to your FFL.

Very nice! Comes with another stock or just the barreled action for $750?

Oops. I cought it with the bottom metal comment - good deal.

That's a good deal. The barreled action's twin would run about $1200....

Very nice looking setup Scott.

Thanks Gents.

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I can put it in this Remington stock and send as an ADL. Barrel doesn't match inlet perfectly but pretty damn close, the area for the shank was sanded out. to fit.

What bullet did you shoot in it?

Some 80gr Winchesters and 70gr Ballistic tips. I've not had it on paper, I just shot it to shoot it. Never had a problem hitting stuff with it.

INSANE METAL............grin

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Wish I had the money. This is a very nice light recoil deer/coyote gun. Just too close to Christmas.

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$755 shipped, price goes up with every tag.........

who was smith that did the work on it?

Thanks

ITD

Should add that the magazine spacer was removed and a block put in place to allow seating the bullets out longer. I have 87's loaded right now that are at 2.45"

I have sent this to a shooting buddy of mine, I think you might have bite.

Eddie did a sweet cerakote on this one. West coast drinkers bump!

How could you hit stuff without shooting it on paper first?

Send me a pm and I'll give you a tutorial, I'm not in the mood to deal with mental midgets at the moment.

Here is one quick example for you. Savage 99, I shot it at hedge apples at 50 yards (if you know what a hedge apple is). Pretty easy to tell which way the shots were going. Held tight at 6 O'clock and nailed hedge apples.

Killed deer with rifle 3 weeks later. Rifle has never seen paper




I have more than a few more examples of that. One can also shoot into rocks and tell where bullets are hitting, same with steel, but I'm sure it would blow your mind.