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Remington 700 Sendero, SFII, 22-250 Sendero?

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  • cpermd
    Auction links?

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  • yukon100jack
    Here are the auction #s... 242581401 22-250, 241373652 7mmrum.
    www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=241373652
    www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=242581401
    ----not sure if thhis is the correct way to link but gave ia a shot
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  • dfletcher
    With the exception of the fluting not being blacked and the long action, your 7 RUM looks quite the same as my Remington 700 VSSF II is 22-250. The stock is similar, but doesn't have quite the wide & flattened forend. It looks like a VSSF.
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  • tsr1965
    Big Green has made several versions of the Sendero. The very first ones were unfluted, and blued. They were available in 25-06, 7mm Rem. Mag, and 300 Win Mag.. Then they added stainless to the mix, with just a regular barrel. Later on they Made the Sendero SF, which is what you have in 7mm RUM. Lastly came the SF II, which had the blackened flutes.

    The 22-250 you have is a Varmint model. Remington NEVER made a Sendero in a short action chambering, that I know of. However, they made varmint models, that looked identical, but in just short action.

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  • keystone1974
    Hopefully the 22-250 has the aluminum bedded stock...
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  • tsr1965
    quote:Originally posted by keystone1974
    Hopefully the 22-250 has the aluminum bedded stock...


    The aluminum bedding block, is by no means a curall for stabalization of the action. For best results, these should be skim bedded, to eleminate any inconsistancies of the machining process, and more open than not tolerances. This will reduce the amount of torque stress transferred to the action, when the action screws are torqued down.

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