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Since it looks like this forum is taking off, and I just saw a post from The Kid, I'll throw this out there...show us your Remingtons if you are a .17 Rem fan...

Mine...A LVSF converted to BDL and put in a B&C Alaskan stock ...




And a .17 Rem Classic that I plopped into a BDL stock.....next time you see this one, it'll be in a B&C Alaskan too...

Mine is in development.

I plan to have it in a Remington 78 stock and cut the barrel back to 17” and threaded for a suppressor.

Way more cooler, 17CCM…

Not a Remington, but it is a 17

Gee, its not a .17 Remington , OR a Remington rifle...

You sure you're on the right forum?

The electrocutioner, shockingly effective on stuff.



The only one I have or have ever had or used, but it’s a good one. It only gets fed 25s over CFE223, no reason to mess with success.

THAT's the one that I covet!!!

Not a Remington or a .17, but here's a pair of 99DL's in 358 and 243.




Also not a Remington or a .17, here's a pitcher of my huntin truck

Just tryin to help the new forum along.
Here's a .17. But it's based on the 22-250 case.

Its just SO much more entertaining when your wife posts...

Yup, just helping out a crippled topic…

Ingwe: I just have to try and learn how to post pictures here!
Tried in the past - no luck.
But I will soon try again and make it a point to post pictures of my three all factory stock Remington 700 Rifles in 17 Remington.
I own three of these:

#1: Remington 700 BDL with Leupold 3x9 variable (calling Rifle)
#2: Remington 700 Classic with Leupold 4x12 variable (calling and Colony Varmint Rifle)
#3: Remington 700 VSS with Leupold 6.5x20 variable (Colony Varmint Rifle) - this Rifle is a VERY rare limited edition model with 26" heavy stainless barrel and action. And its amazingly accurate.

Oh how I wish "Big Green" had NOT gone by the wayside!
For anyone who has not given the 17 Remington caliber a try it is an amazing performer afield, for Varmints and predators, and is very capable of excellent accuracy at the range.
Hold into the wind
VarmintGuy