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Here are few pics of my Rem 700 .308 after fitting a new stock. The rifle started out as a Rem 700SP (special purpose) which was in limited production around 2006-2007. Anyway, the stock is a Bell & Carlson BDL Mountain TI (2467) which accommodates a standard sporter profile barrel with only a little bit of work on the barrel channel. A quality bedding job is next on the list.

Good looking set up

Great functional set up

Like, like, what else could you need ?

Awesome...love that paint job/color scheme.
Bob

For sure

Nice bolt work as well

Nice!

Good looking rifle right there!

What trigger did you use?

Excellent rig right there. No DBM that holds 150 rounds, No 28” heavy barrel, Scope doesn’t look like a star watcher. Fella could find a 165 load that she likes and fill freezers for a lifetime.

Nice rifle

Dingo, how much material did you have to remove from the barrel channel? I've got a 700BDL in 30-06 that could use a new stock and the stock you went with may work out just as nicely on a long action. That is a nice lookin rig..

Yeah buddy!
That's a nice looking .308, you should be able to fill a few tags with that rifle.

I only removed a few burrs and a bit of roughness on the inside top edge of the barrel channel and the barrel slotted straight in without any gap.

That's nice.

I've got the funky chunky overweight cousin. Rem 700 varmint, cut to 20.5". McMillan HTG. Leupold 2.5-8x36 on a 40 moa rail, Timney trigger, Badger Ord alloy floorplate/triggerguard, Wyatt's extended magazine.

One of my favorite rifles.