Rem 700 ID Help Please

[fe1]

I need some help I.D.ing a rifle I have.Pretty sure its all factory. Rem 700 308 Win in what I think is a mounain rifle. The stock is very light weight matte black adl w/ light texture and has a solid fill inside the action and barrel channel w/cheek piece and aluminum pillars. Remington stamped 1" recoil pad. Stainless action and barrel (pencil) no front or rear sights, jewelled bolt. Its not a Ti because the bolt is not skeletonized and a magnet sticks to the action.
I have not been able to find one on the net to compare it to.
What brand of stock would it be?
What would the value be on the complete rifle and a value on the stock?

Thanks for your help in advance.

 

[butchlambert]

Pictures??

 

[T 700]

Sounds like a model 700 LVSF

 

[Eddie Harren]

"pencil barrel" does not sound like a LVSF.

 

[hogpatrol]

Serial # lookup here:

http://guncollectionsonline.com/remingtonmodel700.htm

 

[fe1]

Thanks for your replies.
Barrel code is DA, so I assume its 1980 as there are several A codes for the year from 1920's to 2006. It is a Mtn. Guide rifle but I still cant confirm the stock maker or values.

 

[dryhumor]

Remington used HS stocks for the longest time, not nearly as long or often as Bell Carlson.

If you call Remington customer service, they can tell you by serial number when it was built; and, possibly the stock used.

 

[JDMock]

All of the Mountain Rifles that I have seen were of the BDL type. Perhaps someone took a Mountain Rifle barreled action and placed it in an ADL-type stock. James

 

[CJ6]

The Mtn. rifles I've seen all had a light grey (if they were syn.) colored stock otherwise wood, both in BDL style.

 

[butchlambert]

I have 3 mod 7s that came with very small diameter, short barrels. They also came with Brown Precision stocks. They were all 243s that became customs.

 

[fe1]

Well Remington said manufactured in 2006 and they made the stock. Same stock as the Alaskan Ti in ADL.
Found pic of it on Remington website.
Remington 700 MTN. Guide rifle SS special run (discontinued).
Composite stock reinforced aramid fiber.
I would still like to know an approximate value if anyone knows.
Its not listed in my 29th edition Blue Book of G.V.

 

[alf]

The S/S versions were made for Gander Mountain, the blued version were made for Cabelas. The stocks were made by Bell and Carlson.

 

[jsthntn247]

It's worth about 600 bucks. If it were the Ti edition it would be more valuable.