Description
Item Description
Bryant Ridge Co. is pleased to present this bolt-action rifle for a penny-start auction, this is the Winchester Custom 70.
The custom Winchester Model 70 Target rifle represents a precision-built evolution of the classic Model 70 action, purpose-crafted for long-range competition with its meticulously fitted components, optimized barrel configuration, and match-grade ergonomics designed to extract every ounce of accuracy from the legendary platform. At its core is a 30" stainless Robert W. Hart & Son barrel that delivers exceptional stability, velocity consistency, and long-range precision, while the refined sighting system—featuring a globe front with a level-equipped insert paired to a finely adjustable Zelenak peep rear sight—ensures crisp alignment and precise elevation and windage control. The rifle’s Benchrest-style target stock, complete with an adjustable comb and adjustable butt plate, provides a fully customizable fit that enhances comfort, balance, and repeatability during extended competition sessions. Together, these advanced features transform the classic Model 70 action into a purpose-engineered long-range match rifle of exceptional capability.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Manufacturer: Winchester
Model: Custom 70
Serial: G1322275
Caliber: 6mm Rem
Finish: Blued with Stainless
Barrel Length: 30" Stainless Robert W Hart & Son Barrel
Optics/Sights: Globe Front with Level Sighting Insert with Zelenak Peep Rear Sight
Stock/Grips: Benchrest Target Stock with Adjustable Comb and Butt Plate
Action: Bolt-Action
Markings: Standard
Bryant Ridge's Analysis:
The Winchester Model 70, introduced in 1936 and often celebrated as the “Rifleman’s Rifle,” stands as one of the most iconic and influential bolt-action sporting rifles ever produced, combining classic American craftsmanship with features that appealed to both hunters and precision shooters across generations. Early pre-64 rifles, now considered the gold standard, were built with controlled-round feed using a large non-rotating Mauser-style claw extractor, a robust fixed ejector, hand-cut checkering, and painstakingly machined steel components that gave them an unmistakable feeling of quality and mechanical assurance. After 1964, Winchester shifted to push-feed designs with more modern manufacturing methods, resulting in a lighter bolt, redesigned extractor, and cost-saving stamped parts, though accuracy often remained excellent and many shooters appreciated their smoother bolt travel; later still, Winchester reintroduced controlled-round feed in the “Classic” line, reflecting the enduring demand for the original system. Model 70s were produced in a remarkable range of chamberings—from small calibers like .22 Hornet and .243 Winchester to legendary big-game rounds such as .30-06, .300 Winchester Magnum, .375 H&H, and more—allowing the platform to serve everyone from varmint hunters to African safari guides.
Model: Custom 70
Serial: G1322275
Caliber: 6mm Rem
Finish: Blued with Stainless
Barrel Length: 30" Stainless Robert W Hart & Son Barrel
Optics/Sights: Globe Front with Level Sighting Insert with Zelenak Peep Rear Sight
Stock/Grips: Benchrest Target Stock with Adjustable Comb and Butt Plate
Action: Bolt-Action
Markings: Standard
Bryant Ridge's Analysis:
The Winchester Model 70, introduced in 1936 and often celebrated as the “Rifleman’s Rifle,” stands as one of the most iconic and influential bolt-action sporting rifles ever produced, combining classic American craftsmanship with features that appealed to both hunters and precision shooters across generations. Early pre-64 rifles, now considered the gold standard, were built with controlled-round feed using a large non-rotating Mauser-style claw extractor, a robust fixed ejector, hand-cut checkering, and painstakingly machined steel components that gave them an unmistakable feeling of quality and mechanical assurance. After 1964, Winchester shifted to push-feed designs with more modern manufacturing methods, resulting in a lighter bolt, redesigned extractor, and cost-saving stamped parts, though accuracy often remained excellent and many shooters appreciated their smoother bolt travel; later still, Winchester reintroduced controlled-round feed in the “Classic” line, reflecting the enduring demand for the original system. Model 70s were produced in a remarkable range of chamberings—from small calibers like .22 Hornet and .243 Winchester to legendary big-game rounds such as .30-06, .300 Winchester Magnum, .375 H&H, and more—allowing the platform to serve everyone from varmint hunters to African safari guides.
The rifles’ stocks evolved dramatically over the decades as well: early rifles featured slim, finely shaped walnut stocks with steel buttplates, while later versions offered Monte Carlo profiles, checkering patterns, ebony forend caps, synthetic stocks, and bedding improvements such as the famed “Winchester Anti-Bind” rail system and, in premium models, glass bedding or pillar bedding for enhanced accuracy. Whether in featherweight trim for mountain hunting or heavy-barreled target configurations for competition, the Model 70 developed a reputation for consistent performance, crisp triggers (especially the beloved pre-64 “target” style), and handling qualities that made it feel alive in the hands. Today, collectors cherish the history and craftsmanship of early rifles, while modern shooters continue to praise ongoing production Model 70s for their accuracy, refined triggers, and adherence to the traditional features that made the line famous. Few rifles blend heritage, performance, and identity as seamlessly as the Winchester Model 70, a design that—nearly a century after its debut—remains a benchmark in the world of bolt-action sporting arms.
Return Policy:
We gladly offer a 3 day unfired inspection policy from the time that the firearm is delivered to your FFL. Refunds are available for all qualifying orders.
Return Policy:
We gladly offer a 3 day unfired inspection policy from the time that the firearm is delivered to your FFL. Refunds are available for all qualifying orders.
Shipping Details
Handgun Standard Shipping with Insurance $50.00
Long Gun Standard Shipping with Insurance $70.00
Any orders placed with magazines that are not compliant with your state, county, or city regulations will not ship with your order.




