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#5721193 - 10/17/11 03:07 PM Re: Remington 700 XCR11 [Re: colorado]
Tom1947 Offline
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Registered: 02/02/06
Posts: 131
My 280 weight is close to 6.5 lbs. I am now looking for a 25 06 in the XCR II next to imposible to find. I really like the fit and finish of my 280. It will be a great foul weather gun. I just cannot get away from wooden stocks.

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#5722663 - 10/18/11 02:31 AM Re: Remington 700 XCR11 [Re: Tom1947]
VaHillbilly Offline
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Registered: 02/05/07
Posts: 3448
Loc: BSG Virginia
XCR II's are a little scarce right now, I looked for a good while before I finally found one in 7mm Mag, I even called Remington and they said not a run scheduled of XCR II's in 7mm Mag till December confused I thought that odd for a caliber this popular.........Hb

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#5724532 - 10/18/11 02:43 PM Re: Remington 700 XCR11 [Re: VaHillbilly]
ts300wsm Offline
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Registered: 04/23/11
Posts: 369
Loc: PA
It took me almost 3 months to find one in 300 RUM

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#5725803 - 10/18/11 07:36 PM Re: Remington 700 XCR11 [Re: ts300wsm]
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Registered: 03/28/09
Posts: 238
Loc: Colorado
Don's Hobby Guns has some for sale including a 25-06. I have a 280 in a McMillan that shots awesome.
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#5725846 - 10/18/11 07:47 PM Re: Remington 700 XCR11 [Re: KuduBull]
KDK Offline
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Registered: 02/08/05
Posts: 5597
Loc: home in OR!
Originally Posted By: KuduBull
I have a 280 in a McMillan that shots awesome.


I have a McMillan waiting for just that action.
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#5725875 - 10/18/11 07:53 PM Re: Remington 700 XCR11 [Re: KDK]
colorado Offline
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Registered: 10/27/07
Posts: 1670
Loc: Colorado Springs, Colorado
I had my gunsmith, Kevin Weaver do a few mods to mine.

Sako extractor. The stock extractor was too large and would barely allow a Rem factory round to be chambered. It feeds and extracts like butter now, extraction is greatly improved.

Bolt handle welded on. Just in case you know.

Heavier stainless firing pin and heavier spring. Primer's weren't being dented quite enough for my taste in a DG rifle until this fix was put in.

Rechambered to 375 Weatherby. Just always wanted one.

I got a very good deal on the rifle new, so all totaled not including scope, I have about $1000 in the rifle and I'm very comfortable relying on it when things get a bit tense in the bush.







Edited by colorado (10/18/11 07:54 PM)
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#5725981 - 10/18/11 08:26 PM Re: Remington 700 XCR11 [Re: colorado]
Calvin Offline
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Registered: 09/25/03
Posts: 12868
Loc: AK
You guys are making me want one now! I saw a few down at the local sporting goods store I'll have to check out.
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#5863032 - 11/30/11 05:49 AM Re: Remington 700 XCR11 [Re: Calvin]
BIGR Offline
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Registered: 02/15/04
Posts: 476
Loc: Mountains of good Ol USA
Nice looking rifles for sure. I would buy one if they would offer it in a lefty version. They made the XCR in a lefty version for just a short period of time and I sat on my butt and let them slip away. Just about the time I talked myself into trying a left hand bolt gun they were gone. However I do have a 30.06 and 7 MAG in the XCR right hand version. They are workhorse rifles that will take any weather you encounter. I would think the XCR II would be just as good.
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#5863591 - 11/30/11 08:32 AM Re: Remington 700 XCR11 [Re: toad]
learning Offline
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Registered: 04/11/05
Posts: 105
Toad, what is the bottom metal on that?

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#5863788 - 11/30/11 09:14 AM Re: Remington 700 XCR11 [Re: MontanaMan]
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Registered: 02/23/10
Posts: 1548
Loc: Peoples Republic of Kanada
Originally Posted By: MontanaMan
Well, whatever you say - your gun, your scale.......but that 375 barrel is heavier than what's on a standard mag on an XCR, which I have handled & those just don't weigh 6 3/8 lb..........that what my KS weighs & XCR's have heavier barrels than KS's do & weigh more.

So something just doesn't add up.

MM


My XCR .270 WSM with a 6X Leupold and weaver mounts was a hair over 7 pounds all up...so ya...they aint no 7 3/8 pounds....
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