Posted by Jason Brumett
The Stainless Laminate Winchester Model 70 Alaskan (not to be confused with the Remington 700 Alaskan) is a modification of a gun that has now been produced for over 75 years so it is tried and true and super reliable and accurate. This bolt action rifle being a manual rifle is more reliable and easier to maintain. This gun can be had in the following calibers; 30-06, 300 win magnum, 338 win magnum, and 375 HnH magnum. Why the name Alaskan? I'm not sure really if you know please post below. We are guessing it's a marketing scheme as every Alaskan ever born owns a rifle. Even if you are not an Alaskan the Model 70 by Winchester is a great gun.
This gun has a stainless steel floating barrel, stainless steel receiver, the moa trigger system, 3 position safety, and monte carlo grey laminate satin finish.
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