Hey guys, Who still offers the 280 Rem or 284 Win chamberings in their current product line as a bolt action repeater?
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Posts: 282 | Location: South West Wisconsin | Registered: 27 February 2010
Remington should still carry the 280Rem. Not sure if anyone is chambering the .284Win. It seems the 6.5-284 is all the rage and a few companies chamber it but not the original.
Posts: 743 | Location: Las Vegas | Registered: 23 June 2009
Ruger chambered the .280 Rem in their Hawkeye AW up until a year or so back.You might be able to find one in stock somewhere.ULA offers their guns in .284 but they're pretty expensive.
Posts: 369 | Location: Adirondacks | Registered: 08 February 2009
Originally posted by Palladin8: Remington should still carry the 280Rem. Not sure if anyone is chambering the .284Win. It seems the 6.5-284 is all the rage and a few companies chamber it but not the original.
Really don't understand why anyone would want a 6.5-284 with the 264 Win Mag out there, but then I'm kind of a retro guy.
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Originally posted by adamhunter: Browning offers the 280 in the X Bolt.. Great caliber!!!
That's good to know....it's an oft overlooked and excellent caliber.
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Posts: 28849 | Location: western Nebraska | Registered: 27 May 2003
Nosler has the .280AI, as does Kimber. NULA built their actions to fit the .284. Remington does .280s once in a while I guess, though I've not seen a newer one. It's a shame because the entire .277 bore size should never have been created and then the 7mm would get its due.
Posts: 956 | Location: PNW | Registered: 27 April 2009
Remington have the .280 in their stainless laminated stocked mountain rifle, one of the best looking, nicest handling and accurate rifles (owned one for a couple of years).
At one point, they were selling more of the mountain rifles in .280 than .270 or 30-06. Not surprising IMHO
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Posts: 511 | Location: Auckland, New Zealand. | Registered: 22 February 2006
Just a quick update. We ended up with a Browning X Bolt in 280 Rem. I installed a Nikon Monarch 3-12 X 42 on Leupold bases. Most likely we'll get to shooting paper this week.
I got to tell you this rifle has an excellent feel to it. It is light, has a good look to it, nice and cushy recoil pad, removable magazine, and a great trigger. Cant wait to shoot it.
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