17 January 2004, 12:52
Cal SibleyRe: 2004 Remington Classic
I already have one Remington Classic in 6.5x55. It's a good one, very accurate. However, I'm afraid of
todays Remingtons. I guess I'll chance it and get this one in 8x57, and hope for the best. I've always
been quite fond of the caliber. It's been around for over 100 years and still going strong. I guess that's
a statement of sorts. Best wishes.
Cal - Montreal
16 January 2004, 03:29
beemanbemeI ordered my new Classic today. 8x57.

16 January 2004, 07:06
Bob257We've had 6 in our store. I thought about getting one, but I'm not impressed with the bullet selection for reloading.
Bob257
16 January 2004, 08:00
fish280check out midway's .323 offerings there, bob. looked like plenty to me.

16 January 2004, 08:11
Terry BlauwkampIf you can find any old Remington 185 gr Pt SP grab them.
We have been using them in the old 8 x 60 Mauser on plains game, and been very happy.
16 January 2004, 14:00
Major CaliberWhy buy a Remington, when there are millions of M98's that are superior actions?
16 January 2004, 17:03
beemanbemeM.C. roflmao. You are joking, right.

Bob, not to worry. I'm pretty much a "work up one good load and use it for everything" kinda guy. Plus, the Classics look good.
16 January 2004, 17:10
PaulH175 gr sierra or 180 gr Nosler ballistic tip for deer.
200 Nosler partion for elk.
What else do you need.
