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I have an XCR in an Edge that weighs under 6 lbs.
Buy the rifle, dump the laminated stock. Although if it were me, I'd look for one in stainless instead of blue. At under 6 pounds I bet your XCR does not have Remington's heavy contour magnum barrel that is on their 7SAUM .. I have a M7 .260 Rem. stocked in a Wildcat stock (made in Alberta) that weighs around 6.25 pounds scoped with a Simmons 2X7 in Tally Lwt rings..
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A model seven in 7saum with an edge stock could be just about all the rifle a north american hunter could ever need. Like this one? ![[Linked Image]](http://i595.photobucket.com/albums/tt32/Rancho_Loco/HUNTING/Little7.jpg) Yup. I've got two similar to that one. One in 243 and the other in 300 saum but with heavier barrels and beefier stocks. Thinking a lightweight M7 in 260 or 7mm saum may just round out the collection
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I have an XCR in an Edge that weighs under 6 lbs.
Buy the rifle, dump the laminated stock. Although if it were me, I'd look for one in stainless instead of blue. At under 6 pounds I bet your XCR does not have Remington's heavy contour magnum barrel that is on their 7SAUM .. I have a M7 .260 Rem. stocked in a Wildcat stock (made in Alberta) that weighs around 6.25 pounds scoped with a Simmons 2X7 in Tally Lwt rings.. Well, the XCR series has "heavy" fluted barrels. Mine is about .65 at the muzzle. That is like a standard Remmy sporter contour. I think this is also what the SAUMs have as well, even though they call it a sporter magnum contour.
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well, thanks for all the feedback. rifle is priced at $400, but i haven't sealed the deal yet - thinking that re-stocking the rifle w/ an appropriate stock will raise the price to a point i'm not willing to spend... still thinkin' on it.
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That's a fair price for the rifle if it is not shot much, but I see stainless ones with syn stocks going for the same price.
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great rifles...Although mine was barreled to that cal with a early 700 Tatainium barrel so is a 24" tube......at the moment i run the 140VLD but 162 amax will loaded when I have time 
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I have an XCR in an Edge that weighs under 6 lbs.
DD, I'm yet to see a rifle on the Rem web site that comes in at 6lbs. I understand yours is in an Edge, but have you done any other modifications to get below 6lbs? Do you have a pic you can post? CLB
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