I just dated my rem 700 and turns out it was made in 1962. I was going to use this reciver for an m24 build. It is an adl with a custom walnut stock and has the iron sight holes in the side. Would you guys build it or keep it as is. I do not need another deer rifle. Ps the bold knob is worn and the rust bluing is comming off in a few places. Thank you.
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If you feel like is has sentimental value, I would keep it as is. Maybe get it blued again and fix up the bolt handle.
If no sentimental value to you, I would do whatever you want to it, as long as the action is sound (which it probably is). If the stock is custom, and still in reasonably good shape, you could sell it to put toward your M24 build.
If no sentimental value to you, I would do whatever you want to it, as long as the action is sound (which it probably is). If the stock is custom, and still in reasonably good shape, you could sell it to put toward your M24 build.
i completely agree with Cacciatore and jbjh.
Build it or sell it to me so can put it in my "Rifles that need to be built" Museum.
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