I saw the thread title and came here expecting to have to get on my soap box, but it turns out you’re just speaking the truth. All of my Remingtons drive tacks.
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Originally posted by WyoBull View PostAll of my Remington's are tack drivers as well but I will add that they are all older. I think my newest one I got in about 2003-04.
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Had a 25-06 sps stainless 5yrs ago that was hard to close the bolt on anything you fed it. Wouldn't hit a paint can at 50yrds. Shop that sold it verified it was awful after shooting it and kindly swapped it out. Wrote it off as a bad chamber or remear issue. But still like all my R700's and wouldn't hesitate to buy another one like I did two weeks ago.
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Remington Sucks
Originally posted by cva34 View PostNever had a complaint with any Remmy I owned all would go better than 1" with there fav loads...And they never shot without me pulling trigger..Heard of such but thats it...I probably owned 15 in my life...Model 7/700 ADL and BDS /788...None in my stable now gone to TC Encore and bunch of barrels...Dont need but 1 shot anyway!also got a couple sentimental Lever Action...That just sit in stable...
I have a “tactical” version that is stock (with the exception of the trigger) and it shoots 1/2 MOA out to 500. I believe I got a good’un.
Sierracharlie out…
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Recently picked up a 30/06 in a trade. It’s a classy very clean bdl with a Leupold vx1 3-9 scope. 22 inch barrel, plastic butt plate. All I did was sling a timney in it.
It had the dreaded j lock on the action...reviews were mixed on that.
I Picked up a box of 165 cor lokts, Sunday morning I sat down at the bench and sent one down range. Not a bullseye...but wasn’t expecting that.
Shot two... was it not even on the target? Where the heck was it?
So close to shot one I couldn’t see it in the scope
I’ll take it
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Most Remingtons shoot like that, I get in several a year that are "garbage and cant shoot on a pie plate at 100 yards." Usually something loose in the base, rings, action, ect.. or a garbage scope. In several years of gunsmithing I have only had one that just plain out couldn't shoot. I'm not a super high volume smith but I see quite a few come through every year and 99%$ of the time its shooter error or big box store scope mounting issues.
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