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Me too- I recently had a good Remington experience. I have a 1970s model 700 with the old "push safety off to cycle bolt to unload" mechanism. Haven't used it in years but I decided I'd better get it fixed before my son has to inherit it and deal with it. Remington emailed a shipping label...

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If you go with a Zeiss (which I'd recommend), you'll probably be best off with the Rapid Z Varmint reticle. The various Rapid Z reticles are engineered to work optimally with specific calibers and the RZ Varmint reticle matches ballistics for the .223. Since the Rapid Z reticles are...

Thank you Blackbrush- after reading your post, I realize I'm doing the same thing with my Redding NS die, only with a different caliber. Some folks have a tough time recognizing their own mistakes. Not I and apparently not you. THANKS !!

........although, I have yet to shoot at long range so the need for a 20 moa base is yet to be seen !

My 700 5R has the milspec barrel- medium height rings work just fine with the 50 mm Zeiss

Just this week I put a Zeiss 4.5-14X50 Z1000 on my Rem 700 5R. Although I haven't looked through a 44, I'd bet that the few extra $$ for the 50 are well worth it, especially in those last 5 minutes of legal shooting hours. This Zeiss is absolutely, positively, the best quality, clearest glass...