Again, let me explain to you. First off I don't buy factory rifles. Factory rifles are designed for factory ammunition and factory ammunition must meet SAAMI specs. SAAMI specs are the guidelines manufacturers must follow. Remington can put a 1-8 twist in their 7mm Rem Mag, but their ammo has to meet SAAMI specs. You can't stuff a high BC bullet in a 7mm Rem Mag case and make it meet SAAMI specs and have the performance you want. So what do you do? You build a custom rifle, you reload your own ammo and work with the factory twist, or you choose a modern cartridge that is designed from the start to shoot heavy, high BC bullets. This rings a bell and makes me point you towards the 6.5 Creedmoor, 6.5 PRC, and 300 PRC. All the factory rifles and ammo are designed for long range shooting for these cartridges. You are also able to still buy traditional hunting ammunition for the guys who shoot 100 yards when hunting. There's zero reason for the manufacturers to step out of SAAMI guidelines to build a rifle that they can't make ammunition for. If they sold 7mm Rem Mag ammo it has to fit, feed, function, and be safe in 100% of the rifles available in that cartridge. Grandpa can't use a special factory load with a heavy, high BC bullet in his 1962 produced rifle in 7mmRM because his rifle wasn't designed for that. The manufacturers have to make their products fit everyone. It's not all about stealing your money and hurting your feelings. My friend
@Creedmoor shooter uses his factory Remington 700 Long Range to regularly shoot beyond 1000 yards. Yes it's factory, yes he reloads for it, and yes he shoots long range with it. I see what you're saying, but what you think they should do is impossible like I have explained twice now.