Thread: Anyone had any experience with a Remington 700 Boone & Crockett?

As per title, has anyone out there laid hands/ eyes on one of the Boone and Crockett series rifles?

Interested to hear what you thought and whether they were worth looking into

Cheers

Had one in 300 WSM. Very long fluted barrel, but not a heavy profile, so the overall weight was reasonable.
The laminated stock was nice, but needed bedding.
Overall a nice rifle, that had great potential. Once the stock was sorted, it shot 1 MOA with hand loads, and 1.5 (ish) with assorted factory ammo.

Remington made a limited number of these in 2007 as part of their then Preferred Dealer only program. I have the 7 mag and love it, of course I'm bias working for B&C.

– A Model 700 CDL (Classic Deluxe)
– 24” and 26” fluted barrels – not standard
– Special brown laminated wood stock – not standard
– Jeweled bolt with satin blued finish on all other exposed metalwork – not standard
– X- Mark Pro their next generation sharp breaking/adjustable trigger – not standard
– B&C medallion insert into grip cap
– Boone and Crockett Club – Fair Chase and Conservation… Since 1887 barrel laser engraving

243 Win, 7mm-08 Rem, .270 Win, .30-06 Sprg, 7mm Rem Mag .300 Win Mag, .270 WSM and .300 WSM

I had a 270 and it was pretty cool
I want synthetic stock and stainless barrels so It didnt last with me

Awhile back there was one in Millars in Dunedin , 7mm 08 though. I like the look of them.
Would take one in 30 06 in short order if one turned up, maybe 300wsm as well.

A mates got 1 in 7-08, bloody nice rifle!