I just got a Remington Sendero that is beat and Bubbadized.It needs a stock and a new barrel.I got it for $50 and a bottle of home made wine.The throat is burned out and with a bore scope it looks almost like a smooth bore.The stock has been worked over with 1 of those electric engraving things and is a real mess.The only part of the thing that is in half way decent shape is the action(bolt,reciever,and trigger)there is a fairly decent base with weaver mounts no scope,I would like to pick your brains on is recomendations on Barrel(conture) it had a fluted varmint weight stainless 26in and ideas on a stock.I was thinking light varmint and maybe a choat or mcmillian money is not a consideration within reason ELMOUSMC
Shot out Sendero
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If you want my preferred answer, go to Richards Micro-Fit and look at their stocks, and get a custom stock made up. You can finish it yourself or have a smith finish it for you fairly reasonably.
http://www.rifle-stocks.com/sporter_hunting_styles.htm
For the barrel, you could send the action to Hart, Douglas, Shilen, or ER Shaw and get it back in a reasonable amount of time. You can look at their web sites and get an idea of cost and options.
Or, for a reasonable price, you could send it to Remington and get a factory barrel and stock put on it and have a factory gun.
http://www.rifle-stocks.com/sporter_hunting_styles.htm
For the barrel, you could send the action to Hart, Douglas, Shilen, or ER Shaw and get it back in a reasonable amount of time. You can look at their web sites and get an idea of cost and options.
Or, for a reasonable price, you could send it to Remington and get a factory barrel and stock put on it and have a factory gun.
What caliber is the rifle currently in? That would make a difference in what I decided to build.
As far as stocks go I'd check the auction web sites, since it is a M700 action you should be able to find a stock pretty quick. While I've use a couple of Richard's Microfit I can't recommend them because they are too slow to get the product to the customer. Took them over 8 months to get a stock too me the last time I ordered one, good thing I wasn't in a hurry for it.
I'll throw Pac Nor in the mix for a barrel. A few people I know swear by them and I've shot a couple of rifles to know that they are pretty darn accurate barrels I think you will be happy with most of the major barrel manufacturers that were mentioned by Scorch.
As far as stocks go I'd check the auction web sites, since it is a M700 action you should be able to find a stock pretty quick. While I've use a couple of Richard's Microfit I can't recommend them because they are too slow to get the product to the customer. Took them over 8 months to get a stock too me the last time I ordered one, good thing I wasn't in a hurry for it.
I'll throw Pac Nor in the mix for a barrel. A few people I know swear by them and I've shot a couple of rifles to know that they are pretty darn accurate barrels I think you will be happy with most of the major barrel manufacturers that were mentioned by Scorch.
