QuarterBoreGunner
April 2, 2003, 02:11 PM
I saw this over on gunbroker.com:
Remington/Anschutz silhouette rifle, .308 caliber. This rifle consists of a sleeved Remington 700 short action, Anschutz 2-stage trigger, Anschutz 1808 stock with adjustable cheek piece, and Hart stainless barrel. The barrel measures 23" long by 0.750 at the muzzle, and has only approximately 250 rounds through it. The rifle as shown weighs 8# 9 oz. It was smithed by a former Olympic shooter as his personal silhouette rifle.
http://www.gunbroker.com/pixhost/2003-03-23/fishmt_1048996987_MVC-008S.JPG
Anyone familiar with this kind of conversion?
And what the heck is a 'sleeved action'?
Remington/Anschutz silhouette rifle, .308 caliber. This rifle consists of a sleeved Remington 700 short action, Anschutz 2-stage trigger, Anschutz 1808 stock with adjustable cheek piece, and Hart stainless barrel. The barrel measures 23" long by 0.750 at the muzzle, and has only approximately 250 rounds through it. The rifle as shown weighs 8# 9 oz. It was smithed by a former Olympic shooter as his personal silhouette rifle.
http://www.gunbroker.com/pixhost/2003-03-23/fishmt_1048996987_MVC-008S.JPG
Anyone familiar with this kind of conversion?
And what the heck is a 'sleeved action'?