Does remington make anything that isn't sus now?
I use a mason jar in mine. No problems.
I came here to post this. I have wanted one of these things since I played Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood on my Xbox 360 in highschool. It's actually how I found out about Forgotten Weapons, because I was searching for more information on it. Those fucking Guido bastards can take all of my money.
I was a retard and bought a Winchester SXP Defender. Only the finest halaal Turkshit for me. In my defense, I was still quite new to guns when I bought it, and so far it runs fine so I haven't seen a reason to get rid of it. It's fun for shooting clays, but if I were to buy another shotgun, I would go for something a lot higher quality than either of those at this point. Maybe a Benelli M4 because muh tacticool.
500/590/88
The 500/590/88 is the champ due to a much easier disassembly and mostly because the 870 is a heavy bitch. Love them both though even if I only own a 590. Brownells currently has stripped new-old-stock 870(and other Remington shit) receivers if you wanted to go a more personalized route.
The current production 700 is good. The only downside I will admit is the bolt handle being soldered on but it's arguably better than retards thinking a screw through the bolt body is any better.
Fuck.
Remington is nearly bankrupt again. I don’t believe they are currently making any firearms.
Whose dick do you have to suck to be invited to such an event?
I was under the impression that the only good 700s were all the ones made by other companies as receivers that you build yourself.
The venerable Winchester model 70, currently build in Belgium and finished in Portugal, is also a great pick if you want a very nicely fit and finished rifle. The new CRF model 70's are every bit the equal of the Pre-64 model 70s, and usually more accurate because free floating barrels.
I have one of these and they are really fun to shoot. Accurate, not too much recoil, all around good build quality for 100+ year old rifle. I had no idea the Model 70 was based off of it, is it also cock-on-closing too? I've really enjoyed that quirk of my rifle.
The solution I'd reccomend is Magpul MBUS Pro's
They're on the shelves, which is why I count them.
For about $200 more, unless you get the Glenfield model.
For about $600 more, it should be better, yes.
You're going up and over one thousand dollars at this point.
I'll have to disagree, they've got shitty actions and haven't been relevant for ten years. Builders have dropped it since the 700 footprint took over.
It's a Japanese 700 which is why it's good.
I'm a big fan of and use this for my .300 BLK but I've heard that this too is worth considering. I'd consider these too but sounds as if you have this avenue covered already. You have a WML on this rifle, right?
Hell yes they do. I've squawked multiple times on here about my love for old, used Wingmasters from the 60s-80s. If we're talking new production it's the Mossbergs hands down.
How did Bergara not make the list?
Definitely should be there too, but I'll add my name to the list of Howa enjoyers as well. Bought a barreled action from Brownells for $400 and added a $150 stock and love it.
