Remington 700 short action, Shilen barrel (One in 8 twist rifling), Anschutz two stage trigger, Mark Pharr stock (13.5" length of pull to ventillated recoil pad) and a Leupold 6.5X20 scope. Rifle and rings were entirely built by Marvin Pearson and has been shot less than 100 rounds. A real tack driver with Sierra 150, 168 and 175 grain matchkings. Those are the only bullets I have tried so far; I'm sure it would shoot others with equal precision. Many people are shooting rifles like this one both ways instead of taking two highpower rifles to a big match. I will sell the rifle and rings alone for $1900.00 or $2200.00 with the scope plus shipping and insurance. I will only ship the rifle to the holder of a current FFL. If you agree to buy the rifle, email me the zip code of you FFL dealer and I will let you know how much for shipping and insurance. I can provide photos as soon as I get my camera back from the shop. Feel free to email me with questions. If you prefer a different scope, I also have an El Paso Weaver T-16 with a dot reticle that I would consider sending in place of the Leupold. Try viewing pictures at the link below.

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Greetings, What is the history? How many years ago put together? Number of rounds thru it? Any brass, dies etc with the package to sweeten the deal? Will be looking for the photos. Best wishes

The rifle was delivered last spring and has 94 rounds fired through it. I have about 60 rounds of loaded ammunition and about 40 rounds of once fired, primed brass. I need to keep my die set as I still have a 7BR standard rifle to load for. This is a beautiful, well made rifle. The only reason I am selling is to build a rifle to shoot in long range prone matches. For some reason I cannot upload pictures on this website. If you can send me your email address I will send you what I have. I did that for another fellow today and he received them just fine. Thanks for your interest.

You need to use a site like Photobucket http://photobucket.com/ and upload your pictures to there then post or insert the link below the pictures once uploaded into your SC note.