For Sale Remington 7 Undesignated Action

[Milehighshooter]

For sale is a Remington Model 7 stripped UNDESIGNATED action. Undesignated means it has not been listed as a rifle, so it can be built into either a rifle or bolt action specialty pistol.

Reciever and bolt only. No bottom metal, no trigger.

$300 shipped lower 48 to your FFL (ffl must accept delivery from private citizen). AK or HI contact me for actual shipping charge.

 

[Milehighshooter]

PS I know a gunsmith who has a SS bottom metal for $90 + shipping.

 

[Jay Bucher]

Is it a .223 bolt face?

Jay

 

[Milehighshooter]

Yessir it is. Forgot to post that, sorry!

 

[HuntingGold]

I just had a 6X45 built off of basically the same thing. Really enjoying that new gun.

 

[Milehighshooter]

I just had a 6X45 built off of basically the same thing. Really enjoying that new gun.

I had thought about doing the same. I also have a Brux 1:8 6mm bbl that'll finish at 22-23" I picked up off a forum.

If anyone wants the brux AND M7 I will do a package deal for $500 even

 

[HuntingGold]

Damn... my dog just had surgery that cost 1K or I would be in serious consideration! Good deal on the pair. I will let my gun smith know as well.

 

[HuntingGold]

I cant believe I am asking... do you know what the taper is on the barrel and is it threaded for this action?

 

[postoak]

Does it have a serial number? I thought all actions had to have a serial number unless you made the action yourself.

 

[Milehighshooter]

Does it have a serial number? I thought all actions had to have a serial number unless you made the action yourself.

Yes it has a serial number. However, it was never listed by Remington, nor the FFL that it was a rifle or pistol, just as "other" like buying a stripped AR15 lower. You can turn a pistol into a rifle, but you can not turn a rifle into a pistol (with out an NFA stamp). This is how guys build bolt action pistols, they buy non designated actions. It is still a serial numbered and tracked part that requires a background check to transfer

 

[Milehighshooter]

I cant believe I am asking... do you know what the taper is on the barrel and is it threaded for this action?

It is a little heavier than a sporter, but not quite light varmint, maybe even a tad heavier than a "magnum" sporter. No it is not threaded for this action, its a contoured blank at the moment.

 

[HuntingGold]

Thanks much for the info.

 

[Hogpatrol]

Did I miss it? What's the contour on the Brux? Can you check the muzzle diameter and the blank length? It sounds like it's either a Sendero, #4 or #5. With the measurements, I can pull the contour off of Brux's website.

 

[Milehighshooter]

Haven't missed it!

You know, Sendero is pretty dang close but it's shorter. I'll get measurements tomorrow. It would finish nicely between 21-23. 24 would leave a huge shank, but would leave plenty of set back and rechamber area after burning out the throat

 

[rookhawk]

Just curious, but isn't the fact that the receiver says ".300 BLK" mean that it must be built as a .300 Blackout per BATF, regardless if configured as pistol or rifle?

 

[Milehighshooter]

Not as far as the smiths I talked to have mentioned. That can also be milled away, as the only part you cannot alter is the serial number.

 

[Ray B]

I haven't purchased a "new" rifle recently and since the barrel is where the chamber, which determines the cartridge, I find it strange that the cartridge would be designated on the action. All of the guns that I have seen have the cartridge designated on the barrel. Is designating the cartridge on the action a new rule for any new rifle or is this one unique?

 

[Milehighshooter]

I haven't purchased a "new" rifle recently and since the barrel is where the chamber, which determines the cartridge, I find it strange that the cartridge would be designated on the action. All of the guns that I have seen have the cartridge designated on the barrel. Is designating the cartridge on the action a new rule for any new rifle or is this one unique?

It was a special run of Model 7's in a collaborationg with Advanced Armament Co that they made too many actions for. Google " Remington 7 AAC" and you'll get a lot of pics. They were threaded barrels, had adjustable comb stocks. These came out a bit before every gun seemingly started coming suppressor ready like they are now. 5-6 years ago it was something special, now Ruger American's come can-ready

 

[Milehighshooter]

Action no longer for sale. Trading my gunsmith for work. Thanks for the interest!