Reminton 700 BDL Markings on rifle

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phobe
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Reminton 700 BDL Markings on rifle

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Just bought a 700 BDL with a 9 KW and a 15 in a box on the left side of the barrel, On the right side of the barrel it has A R.B.P. in a oval , B and a shield . Numbers 6558447 on the chamber. it is a 270 , can you tell me anything about the rifle. Thanks John
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Re: Reminton 700 BDL Markings on rifle

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Built in May 1972 using the KW dating. 15 is the assembler. 9 in the inspector. Rest of the marks are proof markings and such. Seems like a production run 700
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Hi, What do you mean by production run? Here are a couple pictures.
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Re: Reminton 700 BDL Markings on rifle

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The stock is custom or aftermarket. The metal looks to be factory standard. Remington custom shop guns usually have no assembly barrel markings.
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Re: Reminton 700 BDL Markings on rifle

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600RemGuy wrote: Sun Feb 02, 2020 3:13 pm The stock is custom or aftermarket. The metal looks to be factory standard. Remington custom shop guns usually have no assembly barrel markings.
600RemGuy wrote: Sun Feb 02, 2020 3:13 pm The stock is custom or aftermarket. The metal looks to be factory standard. Remington custom shop guns usually have no assembly barrel markings.
Thanks for that, Would the stock add to value or decrease the value
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Re: Reminton 700 BDL Markings on rifle

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Honestly I would have to say values would be on par. Depends on what someone wants. It looks fancier than the original but others would balk at the same. Personally, I would rather the factory stock but would hate to see it cut for a recoil pad, so someone won by getting an unmolested stock.
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