What’s the deal with the Remington 700 ADL?

I recently bought a Remington 700 ADL. It’s an extremely reliable rifle and shoots straight, but I have several questions about it. <br><br>1. Why does the stock look so different than what you’d see in pictures online? It’s definitely not the same color as most pictures I’ve found. It looks a bit darker and almost blueish.<br><br>2. I’ve seen some videos where people claim you can simply remove the action from the stock by hand. Is this true?<br><br>3. Is this a hunting rifle or a target rifle? I’m leaning towards the former because of the stock.<br><br>4. I’m 6’4 and the stock is quite long on me. Is this a good thing or a bad thing? I know it’s bad in the sense that the length of the stock will be a lot harder to get in and out of a vehicle, but is it also a bad thing because it makes it harder to shoot straight?<br><br>5. Is it recommended to keep the Remington 700 as is or to tinker with it? I’ve heard a lot of people say to tinker with a Remington 700 because it’s easy. What are some modifications I can make to it?<br><br>6. Where can I find additional accessories for it?<br><br>7. Is the Remington 700 ADL accurate?