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Help with Rem 700 ID/value

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I'm not that familiar with the different 700 models, and I haven't been able to find one just like like this. I don't think it's anything special, but I'd like to ID it and get an idea what it might be worth.

It's a .308, with a heavy, 24" threaded barrel. I don't see a marking for the twist rate. I'm assuming the trigger is aftermarket, but I don't know about the bolt knob. I don't know much else.

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My guess is manufactured close to bankruptcy. I have one with the same bolt, it's junk. So was the trigger, that's why it has a Triggertech.
 
It looks like it was made in 2011 and will have a 1:12 twist. The trigger is probably a TT Primary or Special and is a grate replacement for the factory one, as for the bolt handle, that was a factory option. The scope rail is factory as well and is 0 MOA and should be replaced if you plain on shooting out to 1000 yards.

I would say the worth is between 450$ and 500$ without the stock or with the Hogue stock. If it has an H&S Precsion or Bell & Carlson or better made stock, then the price will be any ware from 650$ to 900$ for it.

It will shoot 175 and 185 grain bullets just fine and will make a good starter rifle if you are planning on shooting 1000 yards.
 
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Lost_Phil said:
It looks like it was made in 2011 and will have a 1:12 twist. The trigger is probably a TT Primary or Special and is a grate replacement for the factory one, as for the bolt handle, that was a factory option. The scope rail is factory as well and is 0 MOA and should be replaced if you plain on shooting out to 1000 yards.

I would say the worth is between 450$ and 500$ without the stock or with the Hogue stock. If it has an H&S Precsion or Bell & Carlson or better made stock, then the price will be any ware from 650$ to 900$ for it.

It will shoot 175 and 185 grain bullets just fine and will make a good starter rifle if you are planning on shooting 1000 yards.
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Thanks for the information, just what I was looking for. So, would this have been a Tactical model? But not an SPS Tactical?
 
The SPS refers to the stock. Special Purpose Synthetic. The chassis may be worth as much as the barreled action. What brand of chassis?
 
oldnewguy said:
Thanks for the information, just what I was looking for. So, would this have been a Tactical model? But not an SPS Tactical?
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After posting I forgot about the LE version, which had a 1:10 twist. If you take a jag with a patch and mark your cleaning rod at 10- and 12-inches a to see how far in it takes for one full spin, that will tell you if it is a base Tactical or LE 700 model.
 
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