Click for bigger. The detail, as on all of Dave’s pics, is awesome.
I think this might have been a BAT action, not sure.
Photo by Dave the RNS Staff Photographer (not me).
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Here’s a BAT action: http://www.batmachine.com/
That bolt looks a lot like a Rem 700 bolt. I’m going with a trued (fairly safe bet, given the rest of the gun) 700 action.
You’re probably right. I just remember walking up the line and the owner of one of the snazzy guns admitted (proudly) it was a BAT. I’d never seen one “in the flesh,” so to speak, so I was really excited. Of course I promptly forgot which one it was.