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Shooting Industry, April, 2001
The titanium receiver of the Model 700 Titanium Ultimate Lightweight is drilled and tapped for mounts and delivers incredible strength, but at a lighter weight than steel. The bolt features spiral-cut flutes and a skeleton-handle. The mountain-contour 416 stainless steel barrel measures 22 inches.
The composite stock is reinforced with carbon fiber and Kevlar. It is available in calibers .260 Remington, .270 Win., 7mm-08 Remington and .30-'06.
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