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Quote: From the remarks I've heard in the last couple yrs I doubt Rem-chucker even test fires their rifles. I also believe the QC dep has been eliminated. I own an old 700 which is very accurate. I would under NO circumstances buy a new one. I own a Marlin MR-7 which was discontinued recently. It incorporated the best features of the bolt guns. For the money is was a great buy-- I lucked into nice wood which those guns aren't noted for. One of the guys touched on pride of ownership issues. Very sound point if your owning just one gun.. | ||
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I own eight Rem. 700s, and six Winchester Model 70s. The eight Remingtons are accurate rifles, most of which have been tweaked a bit (new barrels, new stocks, trued, etc.). The last one I bought was a real dog in terms of quality control (fit, finish, function, trigger all sucked). The last six big game rifles I bought were Model 70s. I don't believe I'll ever buy a 700 again. George | |||
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I don't like Winchester's safety as well. As far as that goes, I don't like Remington's safety either. The triggers on either can be easily tuned to crisp, but I would not adjust either below 3 lbs. I currently own no Winchesters and own 2 Remingtons. Both of my Remingtons were made when they still put out good quality. Personally, I think both companies' QA has been eliminated. If I was going to buy either I would either buy a Winchester made before their factory moved or buy an 80's model Remington. | |||
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