In theean time find some .22 ammo and shoot while you ponder...
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I know I can change a savage barrel but in all honesty that's probably the last direction I would go. I'd end up with a 700 long before them. I just for whatever reason don't like them a lot.Comment
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As has already been stated, you are going to end up with a $350 gun that has a lot of nice parts on it. But it will still be a $350 gun but with around $800-$1k invested in it.
Just doesn't make sense in my mind.Comment
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Why buy a ruger american when you can buy a used rem 700 and do your project for way cheaper? I'm not a gunsmith but I don't think I'd even consider building something from an American action.Comment
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To be unique. 700's, even custom ones, are a dime a dozen. Everyone has a 700. No one has a special American. Plus, its something I wouldn't mind beating upComment
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Sounds like your mind is made up, have fun with your project.
But I can guarantee you you can sell a custom 700 much easier and for more money than you a custom American.Comment
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Not ever planning on selling it, my family very rarely (as in never that I know of). And my mind isn't made up, although I am leaning. Just looking for opinions from others on the possibility of doing it.
Seems like my thread became a "do this instead" instead of the informative on what I was considering thread
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Fair enough.Originally posted by Seacoal View PostNot ever planning on selling it, my family very rarely (as in never that I know of). And my mind isn't made up, although I am leaning. Just looking for opinions from others on the possibility of doing it.
Seems like my thread became a "do this instead" instead of the informative on what I was considering thread
It likely became that for a reason.
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Also fair. I just think no one see's it through my eyes
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