Remington Model 7 Kevlar Stocked, modified at Gunsite at my own behest and cost in the late 1980's by John to be one of the prototype Scout Rifles: Brazed on forward scope mount with machined-in emergency front sight on the forward scope mount, Mini-30 rear sight dovetailed into the receiver, three flush Pachmeyer sling attachments, Ching-Sling made by Eric himself, in .350 Remington Mag "Fireplug".
Shot and approved by the late Colonel Cooper himself. This rifle was the resuilt of much personal correspondance between myself and the Colonel.
Tack-driver accurate, capable of taking any North Amercan game, most African species thru Buff (although the Good Colonel had some bad luck with "The Fireplug" on Buff... ), not too bad on deer (I use non-expanding solids for most everything deer-sized... kills 'em dead from any angle that can reach the vitals and spoils zero meat ), and all in all.... it's my "Baby".
Weighs... well, you don't want to know how LITTLE it weighs.
Yes it kicks. A scout rifle ought to be carried a lot and shot once...
Willie
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