Model 70 coyote Light .243

Beautiful model 70 Coyote light winchester .243 cal. Gun has fired 19 cartridges by actual count. No marks or scratches of any kind. Has stainless steel fluted 24 inch barrel, Bell and Carlson stock which is solid unit with no hollow core (it is solid right through) and features both an aluminum bedding block and glass bedded recoil lug along with pillars. The stock also has a second quick detachable mounting screw in case the need arises to mount the sling separately from the tripod or add other accessories. I have mounted a fold up scope level and taken the time to align it carefully with the gun. Scope bases are Leupold and the rings are Burris signatures with the none slip and none marking nylon inserts, which also allow minor corrections to the scope alignment. The factory trigger was terrible and has been replace with a Timney 2 pound pull. I am a great lover of Model 70's and bought it to hunt coyotes but age and a hip put an end to that. After replacing the trigger I placed it in the safe and did not get back to it till last week. I had a few factory loads with 70 and 75 grain bullets which I used to site it in somewhat originally and it was reasonably accurate but when I finally put some good hand loads on paper it proved to be exceptional (see photo of target). It is in new condition and everything in the picture goes with it and more. To ask questions send email, to get to know everything about the gun give me a phone call at ...613 835 1846... and ask for steve or email [email protected]..., I am told Winchester has discontinued this model and that is a shame. PAL is required. Rifle can be shipped at buyers expense. Information on the hand loads I used to shoot the target pictured are available. I really like the 87 gr. Hornady with H4831SC and the CCI large rifle primer.  I put this load on paper recently and the 200 yard targets showed very pleasing one and a quarter to one and three quarters inch in a cross wind (4 three shot groups). This load is a spectacular Coyote stopper according to a friend who tried the load in his rifle.

 Thank You.