I'm no fan of Remington stuff. Buts it's hard to deny that scores of seasoned and novice Alaskans have had great success in very harsh conditions, using Remington 700's.
It's simply the case, regardless of narrow points of view and opinion.
Many Remington 700 variants are still very popular and the push feed vs crf nonsense is overated.
THE most reliable gun I've ever hunted with, was a push feed.
A browning 95 scout in my 41-9.3x62 wildcat. It easily out-did my oberndorf sporter and two ruger Hawkeyes.
From 30-50 below zero winter hunts, to being full of river grit along the upper Yukon tributaries, I NEVER cleaned it.
Last edited by mainer_in_ak; 01/23/23.
