2016 WINCHESTER MODEL 70 PALMA MATCH STYLE BOLT ACTION

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[?]Live Online Auction Starts In 2026 Nov 07 @ 10:00 (UTC-04:00 : AST/EDT)
Category Firearms & Military
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Start Price 750.00 USD
Estimated at 1,500.00 - 2,000.00 USD
RIFLE. Cal. 308 Win. S# G1106916. Bbl. 26" matte finished with standard Winchester markings and counterbored muzzle; does not have Palma Match markings. Push feed action made 1973 with stripper clip charging slot and matching numbered bolt that has a jeweled body plus serrated marks on top of its cocking piece with red coloration. Sleeve has firing pin stop screw as reintroduced in 1974 with stamped (not cast) "FIRE" marking. Action is glass bedded along with first 2" of its free floating barrel. First target models of 1964-1971 had 24" barrels. This rifle has features of 1968 Palma rifle but without Palma markings and standard Model 70 trigger rather than Palma externally adjustable trigger. Black anodized aluminum accessory rail is full length rather than short. Palma features of 1971 and 1976 were the same as 1968, differing only by different Palma markings on barrel. The matte "vaporblasted" barrel finish of this rifle was a feature of the 1976 model appearing to have the all features of an Ultra Match (1972-1979) but without the externally adjustable trigger. The cast aluminum hand stop is fitted with a detachable swivel that appears to be a Super Grade 1 1/4" swivel, which was introduced with the 1971 model; swivel in butt and tip of accessory rail are also 1 1/4". This series of match rifles was offered as single shot variations or repeaters as is this one. During this period, an International Army Match model was offered with a deep forend section. This target stock has a black white lined butt pad (13 1/4" LOP), uncheckered gloss finish and blued all steel triggerguard assembly. Rear of barrel and front of receiver have open Unertl style target blocks; additional target blocks on rear of receiver and at muzzle, support a Redfield International target sight set. Rule's Model 70 book and internet research assisted in this description. CONDITION: stock has some very light handling marks, but the rest of the rifle is near excellent including metal finish and bore. (26-2399/NW). MODERN. $1,500-2,000.