Help identifying this competition rifle

[Belly Benchrester]

Hey guys beautiful Winchester action repeater here on the absolute smoothest action I’ve ever felt on a factory gun. I’m assuming this is a long range prone or early across the course repeater. It does have an internal push feed mag.

Just trying to see if you guys know a little more about it and what something like this would go for.

 

[jim1903a1]

I'd vote for a prone gun. It looks like the receiver was never cut for clip reloading.

 

[bpd459]

It’s a McMillan 40x stocked M70 across the course rifle. The clip slot is visible under the scope base.

 

[Fast14riot]

It appears to have been rebarreled for supported shooting, with that straight profile barrel and no front sight tenon.

 

[Belly Benchrester]

It’s a McMillan 40x stocked M70 across the course rifle. The clip slot is visible under the scope base.

Sweet! Thank you

 

[Mfitz717]

Was this on gunbroker? I saw it and thought it looked interesting but I wonder what discipline it would be used for?

 

[Belly Benchrester]

Was this on gunbroker? I saw it and thought it looked interesting but I wonder what discipline it would be used for?

Was at a local gun shop. Twins armory in saddle brook NJ

 

[Fire Dog]

Hey guys beautiful Winchester action repeater here on the absolute smoothest action I’ve ever felt on a factory gun. I’m assuming this is a long range prone or early across the course repeater. It does have an internal push feed mag.

Just trying to see if you guys know a little more about it and what something like this would go for.

Quite the collection… The Claymore in the glass case with the pistols is a bit of a YIKES though…
Hope it isn’t active.. or is that part of the the alarm security system…