2169 REMINGTON MODEL 40X SPORTER BOLT ACTION RIFLE.

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Category Firearms & Military
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Start Price 1,750.00 USD
Estimated at 3,500.00 - 4,500.00 USD
Cal. 22 LR. S# 051874B. Barrel is standard 24" sporter configuration without provision for sights having production code (XV) of December 1979. About 700 units made 1969-1977 by the Remington Custom Shop with clean-up units offered until 1980. Last catalogued by Remington in 1977 at a price of $525. Gloss blued metal finish and fitted with a deluxe variation of the Model 700 ADL stock. High gloss stock finish with nice figure; its Monte Carlo raised cheekpiece area has the highest degree of figure. Attachments to stock are white line spaced to include its black plastic buttplate having skeleton appearance along with a rosewood forend tip and grip cap. Black alloy triggerguard is ADL style; also fitted with detachable sling studs. The bordered cut checkering has 2 panels in the grip area plus wrap around pattern on the forend. Oval bolt knob has a checkered panel on top and bottom; matching numbered bolt handle. Fitted with a Bausch & Lomb BalVar 8A scope in a B&L 2 piece base set with star wheel clamp ring set. Reticle is B&L's proprietary tapered crosswire reticle in the first focal plane. Last year of production for the scope was 1973; at the time, it was the best scope available for hunting rifles (USA made). Its trigger is a target variation of the immensely popular Model 700 trigger designed by long time Remington employee, Mike Walker; very light target weight of pull. MAGS: 1 factory 5 round. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: 1/16/80 bill of sale from Sportsmen's Den of Bridgeport, CT (very active and well known business of the period) lists 2 Sporters at a price of $675 each. This is the first one listed with the second serial number ending in 22B. CONDITION: screw slots of scope clamp ring screws are damaged but all other aspects are simply near excellent including its bright shiny bore, the balance of the scope set plus its optics (no black spots in the viewing field as is often seen with this model of scope). (26-4206/NW). MODERN. $3,500-4,500.