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heres my couple to put in with the mix, ithe 243 is my favorite rifls, in an old school wood stock topped with a weaver super slam 2x10x42, awesome handling weapon. the other is a 7mm-08 topped with a nitrex 3x9x40 and it shoots itty bitty groups with cheap ppu 140 grain ammo, i cant wait to get time to load for it. lenny

I wish Remington would bring back the stainless models again or offer a XCR II version that would be SWEET

I agree--they were nice rifles in stainless, and an XCR II would be sweet. They did make the XCR version for one year with the fluted barrel.

+1 for bringing back the SS Model 7's and the XCR M7s...

7 RSAUM SS
Talleys, 6X42 Wide Dupe
CDL Walnut take off, bedded/floated
Gre-Tan stuff in the bolt

archie nice lookin gun you got thinkin I should look around for a CDL stock for my 300 SAUM

Set up my 7mmSAUM M7SS with a CDL take-off and Leupold also. I dig it....

The CDL is a good way to pass time till money for a mcmillan comes.

Here is a few 223, 308, 300 SAUM

What's the stock on that 300 predmaster?

The rifle is a bead blasted AWR and the stock is a manners sl.

My 7mm08 McMillan compact 120 barns x bang flop !

Nice colors in that photo!

(nice rifle and yote too, BTW)

Don't want this thread to die, so I'll throw this out there: Bet your Model 7's can't do this:



Just like the older model 700's that would show the firing pin as a cocking indicator.

DM, that paint job is sweet

That's a factory finish Tanner. I wish I could take credit.

BTW the old Model 600's shroud showed whether the rifle was cocked or not too.

I'm really glad to hear that was a bang flop, otherwise (without a heart) that would have had to be a Werewolf! Nice shootin! That tail sure would look good on my car antenna!

davidontheridge whats the McMillan stock weigh compared to factory stock??

The McM weigh,s 1 lb 11 oz . I dont,t have A factory stock to weigh . As pictured the rifle weigh.s 6 lb 7 oz with leupy 2.5-8

Stuck my 260 Model Seven in a Bansner/HTS stock converted to ADL.
I need to get a better picture.

weighs 6# 6oz as you see it

Originally 223, rebored to 6x45 by Dick Nickel.
Mickey Compact 50/30/20 Pink, Lt Grey, Med Tan.
85 Partitions @ 2800 go a little under an inch.
6.70 lbs as shown. Makes daughter very happy.