Remington Model 700 Sticky

[Wiskey1]

love my Varmint Specials,i might have to take out my collection to take pictures,i think i have about 12 of them now,a few doubles,have all calibers available BUT the 25-06,,i haven't found one mint enough for my colledtion,if anybody knows of one,i'd love to hear about it,
FINALLY found the 25-06 version,,collection is complete now,

 

[53moose320Elk]

Does anybody know what this means it’s on a heavy barrel 6.8 spc Remington 700

 

[FatCatsDad]

Does anybody know what this means it’s on a heavy barrel 6.8 spc Remington 700

REP= Remington English Proof

 

[Leavenworth]

I will post this in a couple of Forums so it gets exposure for you Remington fans

 

[Jackpar]

I have two Rem 700 one with the Hogue stock is a 223. cal and the one with the HS precision stock is a 308. cal

 

[Leavenworth]

Both nice Jackpar !

 

[olgrouser]

My 700 Geek.

An R5 1 in 11 1/4" OEM barrel in 308 Tactical, REM 700 SS action, TriggerTech Straight Special, a B&C Target stock topped off with a Steiner P4 6-24. She's a shooter:

Lastly in the factory H&S stock.

 

[444shooter]

All I have at the moment. 40XBR in .222 Rem

 

[Leavenworth]

love my Varmint Specials,i might have to take out my collection to take pictures,i think i have about 12 of them now,a few doubles,have all calibers available BUT the 25-06,,i haven't found one mint enough for my colledtion,if anybody knows of one,i'd love to hear about it,

I for one am waiting for pictures ! I would like to get a stable of the Classic models of the Remington 700’s .
I’m not sure when they first started manufacturing them
Mine is a Remington Classic 700 in 30 06 . Purchsed in hmmmm 1989 I think

 

[Leavenworth]

Thanks for keeping this thread alive

 

[remington jim]

I for one am waiting for pictures ! I would like to get a stable of the Classic models of the Remington 700’s .
I’m not sure when they first started manufacturing them
Mine is a Remington Classic 700 in 30 06 . Purchsed in hmmmm 1989 I think

Just sold my last Classic to a Bud - 1986 M700 in 6 mm Rem
Sold my M700 Classic in 350 Rem Mag a couple years back now .

 

[CanuckCooper]

Took delivery of a new 700 today. New production in Lagrange Ga. Looks great so far.

 

[Eagleye]

I have owned a lot of 700 Remingtons over the years. Many have been the BDL "Classic" models. Still have several:
257 Roberts, 7x57, 30-06, 8x57. Also have some "builds" on 700 actions: HB 6mm Remington; 2x 308 Norma Magnums;
8mm Remington Magnum. Most retain the Walker trigger, but a couple sport Triggertechs.
I have been shooting and hunting with 700s since 1963, and they have treated me well. Dave.

 

[iron cat]

All I have at the moment. 40XBR in .222 Rem

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Also not a true 700 sporter, but one of 594 Remington International 40X's to come out of their custom shop.
This was built fir 300 meter Free rifle competition.
Original barrel us stamped 5.62 Nato.
Cat

 

[Denver Steve]

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Took delivery of a new 700 today. New production in Lagrange Ga. Looks great so far.

New gun looks great. Keep us informed how the new production Rem700's are, when you get out and get some trigger time behind it.

I was going to buy a new youth model in 7mm-08, but I held off.

 

[Beeron]

I only have one R700 left. Tho i have several rifles on the R700 action footprint.
This one is a frankenbuild with the action from a CDLSF and the 18.5” barrel from an sps, cut crowned and threaded by the excellent Guntec, bolt threaded by PR Precision, bottom metal from a 5R, and now sitting in a vintage 70’s stock.

It hammers!

 

[SuperCub]

I have as many T3s these days (3) as 700s (3).

Downsizing with restructuring.

 

[CanuckCooper]

New gun looks great. Keep us informed how the new production Rem700's are, when you get out and get some trigger time behind it.

I was going to buy a new youth model in 7mm-08, but I held off.

I’ve shot it a fair bit now. Will have it out this coming weekend and will get some more pics. I’m very pleased with it. Not a single issue, have about 100 rounds through it so far. I have a Colt Canada A2 birdcage on it now (had it laying around so why not). Shooting five round groups into 1” squares without breaking the edge with hornady 75gr match. Green tip opens up to an inch and a half to two. Great rifle, compact, accurate, not lite but not wicked heavy either. Couldn’t be happier especially considering tendas sale price when they had them.

 

[Denver Steve]

I have as many T3s these days (3) as 700s (3).

Downsizing with restructuring.

Only six rifles?

Or six rifles purchased after the government has been tracking the sales...? Lol

 

[Denver Steve]

I’ve shot it a fair bit now. Will have it out this coming weekend and will get some more pics. I’m very pleased with it. Not a single issue, have about 100 rounds through it so far. I have a Colt Canada A2 birdcage on it now (had it laying around so why not). Shooting five round groups into 1” squares without breaking the edge with hornady 75gr match. Green tip opens up to an inch and a half to two. Great rifle, compact, accurate, not lite but not wicked heavy either. Couldn’t be happier especially considering tendas sale price when they had them.

That's great to hear. And a hundred rounds down the tube is usually where factory rifles settle down, are broke in, and really start shooting good. I like having a hundred rounds through a barrel before getting too serious about load development.