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A curious absence: Rem 700 5R
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<blockquote data-quote="silvertip44" data-source="post: 674961" data-attributes="member: 36350"><p>The Remington M700 5R is a fine rifle so don't hesitate to buy it if it is what you want. As previously stated, it is not designed as a field hunting rifle, but mine has spent a lot of time in the woods. I have all three calibers offered, 223, .308 and .300 WM.</p><p>Although it is extremely accurate right off the shelf, it can certainly be improved. Bedding and installing Jewell triggers are a big help. Buy it shoot it and hunt with it. It's a bit heavy for hauling around but it will serve the purpose well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="silvertip44, post: 674961, member: 36350"] The Remington M700 5R is a fine rifle so don't hesitate to buy it if it is what you want. As previously stated, it is not designed as a field hunting rifle, but mine has spent a lot of time in the woods. I have all three calibers offered, 223, .308 and .300 WM. Although it is extremely accurate right off the shelf, it can certainly be improved. Bedding and installing Jewell triggers are a big help. Buy it shoot it and hunt with it. It's a bit heavy for hauling around but it will serve the purpose well. [/QUOTE]
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