Remington 700 6.5 Creedmoor Long Range Target Rifle, Vortex Gen II Scope, with Extras

[Buckalew]

Ad Type

1. For Sale

Price

$2200

Manufacturer

Remington

Caliber

6.5mm Creedmoor

City

Hood River

State

Oregon

Zip Code

97031

Remington 700 6.5 Creedmoor bolt-action, magazine fed, long range target rifle, with Vortex Scope, and extras for sale. Rifle was built by JTS Precision LLC in Hood River, Oregon. It has a 26-inch heavy barrel, an Area 419 Hellfire self timing muzzle brake, a Timney Trigger set at 5.5 ounces, and a Badger bolt knob.

The barreled action has been accurized and mated to an XLR Element 3.0 aluminum chassis. Chassis has the TR2 buttstock that is fully adjustable for length of pull, recoil pad height and cant, and cheek rest height. An M-LOK picatinny rail and quick-detach sling adapter and Atlas BT10 Bipod have been added.

Scope is a Vortex Razor HD Gen II 4.5-27×56mm rifle scope. It is first focal plane, with a 34mm tube, EBR-2B MRAD reticle, Vortex Optics precision matched riflescope rings, Vortex bubble level, Vortex flip-up lens caps, and Vortex Switchview throw lever. A Weaver 20moa Picatinny rail attaches the scope.

Package includes four AICS magazines, one Yow Tech SA700 AICS Magazine Flag, a Midway 56-inch sniper drag bag tactical rifle case, and the original scope box. Ammo not included.

Moving out of the country and must sell. Rifle, scope, and accessories are in excellent condition.

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[erslll]

Any more info on the barrel? Twist rate? OD at the muzzle? Brand?

 

[Buckalew]

Any more info on the barrel? Twist rate? OD at the muzzle? Brand?

The barrel was installed by JTS Precision LLC in Hood River, Oregon. The company owner is an international competition shooter and builds great rifles. I do not remember where he got the barrel or the twist but would guess it is a 1:8. The rifle weighs 17 pounds without a magazine and the barrel is a heavy contour. My calipers show 0.95 inches the farthest I can measure out on the barrel. It is 1.25 inches just before the step-up near the receiver. Unfortunately the stock prevents me from getting my calipers all the way onto the barrel at that point.