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I found a damn near perfect Remington .280 Mt Rifle with the dbm mag. 2 mags actually.
The blueing is perfect, and the stick is close. It has a rock hard Remington recoil pad but also, the dreaded “wart.”
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I can't say. I'd really need to handle it. Where is it located? I can give a better appraisal once I lay hands on it
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Dad and brother have the same in 30-06 but stainless. Good rifles. Probably worth more than the guy paid for it new lol. 800's likely fair?
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Thats about what I paid for mine new, $280. It was on sale plus a store policy of last one discount, ok with me. Sold it for $600 gently used a few years back.
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I can't say. I'd really need to handle it. Where is it located? I can give a better appraisal once I lay hands on it I like how you roll! I'd say 800 bucks is a fair deal on them. Extra mag sweetens the deal a bit as well.
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I can't say. I'd really need to handle it. Where is it located? I can give a better appraisal once I lay hands on it I like how you roll! I'd say 800 bucks is a fair deal on them. Extra mag sweetens the deal a bit as well. Well they have it priced right then because that's what it's at. That extra mag has to be $50=/- on the used market. It has rings and bases too but not the right base.
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I'd probably guess even more for the mag maybe. Haven't looked in awhile.
For 800 bucks, and if it is clean, I can't see you going too far wrong, it is a 280 afterall..
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I never owned a 280 until recently. I like it a lot.
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I never owned a 280 until recently. I like it a lot. It’s like a laser.
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My guess is if it had bdl bottom metal it would bring a grand. Mb
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My guess is if it had bdl bottom metal it would bring a grand. Mb I would agree with you it would be in that ballpark. This has the DBM and the J-lock to bring the price down.
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The wart is easily fixed tho. And DBM has never been an issue for us and frankly so many people are building rifles with DBMs these days - AICS and the like, you'd think the prejudice would disappear in price. Yes I am WELL aware the Rem DBM is not the same as an AICS but the worries are the same "what if it fell out and I didn't notice" as most typical.
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280 is the best all around cartridge ever created.
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I really miss my 700 KS 280. Something like it with an 8 twist is about the ideal rifle for me these days. I have a 22" criterion 8 twist sporter remage in 280 ai and I sometimes wish I would have just went plain 280. They just fit the mag box better and feed perfectly.
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280 is the best all around cartridge ever created. Testify!! Purchased a 280 Mountain Rifle. Had a box of 150 CoreLokt’s & sat down at the bench to amuse myself and test the pencil barrel. I put 8 rounds downrange that I covered with a quarter, pretty much a single ragged hole. Couldn’t get on board with the little barrel though.
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