Legendary Arms Works Professional II M704 Listing ID: 3126187

300 Winchester Magnum
M704
All boxes and packaging
Changed out the bases for 30mm Med Talley one pieces

CHL preferred or BOS
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Shipping from FFL to FFL at your cost.
Swarovski optic not included but available.

Rare and getting harder to find.

Here is an article These are really fine rifles. They are made with the 704 action developed by Ed Brown of 1911 pistol fame. The LAW folks now own the right to manufacture the 704 action, and it’s largely a mixture of the best stuff from a number of well-known rifle actions.

There’s the round bottom receiver, a la Remington 700; the side-pivoting bolt-mounted three-position safety, reminiscent of the Winchester Model 70; he controlled round feed, which the Mauser 98 made famous; a bolt release that reminds me of a Browning A-Bolt; and a quick-disassembly bolt that’s its own animal.

LAW Model 704 Action with Bolt ClosedLAW Model 704 Action with Bolt Closed (Photo: LAW)
The actions and included scope mounts are all machined in Pennsylvania, USA out of 416 stainless steel and hardened to a Rockwell hardness of 42. They can be had in short or long lengths, and chamberings range from 22-250 Remington to 458 Lott. The one I fired was chambered for 308 Winchester, which is their most popular cartridge.

LAW Model 704 Bolt ReleaseLAW Model 704 Bolt Release (Photo: LAW)
Barrels are described as “match grade, lapped, stainless steel.” Some are fluted and some come with muzzle brakes.

All models currently come in gray or black Cerakote. Trigger guards are one piece, with magazine floor plate release inside the trigger guard. The Closer and the Professional have aluminum trigger guards, and the Big Five’s guard is made of steel.

Chamberings are “available in all common calibers, no extra charge for magnums.”

The LAW 704 bolt is very easy and quick to disassemble.The LAW 704 bolt is very easy and quick to disassemble. (Photo: LAW)
Above, I mentioned the fine trigger on the rifle I fired. All models come with “custom tuned” Timney triggers. Timney makes great triggers and have done so for decades.

Stocks are made by LAW’s sister company, High-Tech Specialties, of hand laid fiberglass “with aluminum bedding blocks for added strength and accuracy.” Each stock wears a one-inch Pachmayr Decelerator recoil pad on its rear. Each stock has a speckle paint finish.

LAW rifle magazine floorplate release is inside the trigger guard.LAW rifle magazine floorplate release is inside the trigger guard. (Photo: LAW)
I was told that the street price for The Closer, the lowest-priced LAW offering at this time, was expected to be around $1399. I’ll be honest, I can’t justify spending that much money for a rifle, but if I were in a position to do so and needed a fine bolt gun, I would seriously consider LAW.

Where else will you get such a well-made, well-designed rifle, with every single screw and spring (literally lock, stock, and barrel) made in the USA, with a lifetime guarantee, with an accuracy guarantee, Cerakoted for extreme use–for that kind of money? Nowhere that I know of.