You too can own 50 rifles that all look alike, have RR tie wood, too short barrels, cost more than a decent Model 70 and don't look as nice as a 700 BDL.
Yawn !
Paid the same as typical 700 Classic prices realized.
What would you rather have ?
Agree with the op. Don’t crap on another guy’s post
You too can own 50 rifles that all look alike, have RR tie wood, too short barrels, cost more than a decent Model 70 and don't look as nice as a 700 BDL.
Yawn !
Paid the same as typical 700 Classic prices realized.
What would you rather have ?
Some people just don’t get it. Personally, I prefer the Classic’s.
"When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro." Hunter S. Thompson
Dusty246 & Wbyfan1: I have several Remington Model 700 Classics that I intend to sell off starting in July 2,022. They are all in mint condition and all shoot VERY well with low round counts. They are in calibers: 17 Remington 221 Remington Fireball 222 Remington (2 of these) 223 Remington 7m/m Remington Magnum So if you all are willing to wait a while they will be offered for sale here first (at going market rate) then off to gunshows. Some may describe the current SELLING prices for Remington 700 Classics as "crazy" but I do NOT! I describe the current selling prices as, THE, current selling prices. Come on Big Green - get back on track! Meanwhile good luck in your search for Remington 700 Classics. Hold into the wind VarmintGuy
Yep, you only have to wait another year. WTF?
"When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro." Hunter S. Thompson
poconjack: No you have to wait 13 months and 9 days. If you don't want to wait - don't! WTF right back atcha! Already have several interested persons inquiring and asking to be "listed". You're getting "weird" little buddy. I hope it doesn't get worse. BTT for the O/P. Hold into the wind VarmintGuy
You too can own 50 rifles that all look alike, have RR tie wood, too short barrels, cost more than a decent Model 70 and don't look as nice as a 700 BDL.
Yawn !
Paid the same as typical 700 Classic prices realized.
What would you rather have ?
What barrel length would you prefer? Most of the Classics have a 24" barrel.. couple don't.
Just curious.
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With todays powders either is fine with me. My Classic 223 has the 24". Have my eye on a Classic 06, I'll see what barrel it has. My Whelen was 22" and was the most accurate gun I've ever sold like a dummy.
I have a classic in 375 H&H. It's not up for sale but I'm curious as to it's value. It's in excellent condition. Only used it in Africa for a few hunts. I got a good deal so I hunt with the synthetic and save the pretty walnut from getting beat up. Kindly let me know what the "fire" thinks this gun is worth.
A LGS had two, 8x57 new never fired, and a 300 Savage used with a lupi on top. Both $700 each. PM me if interested, can put you in touch.
Our household sampling of one rifle, I'd say they are pretty darn good rifles. My Daughter has the .300 Savage Classic, it has killed a pile O' white tails and a couple pronghorn. She now carries a Howa Alpine .308 for most hunting, but she still loves her old .300 Classic. The only issue she had with the Classic was the weight, and that's why she migrated to the Alpine rifle. I watched that rifle kick her a$$ so badly she quit on an elk hunt when she was 12.
A LGS had two, 8x57 new never fired, and a 300 Savage used with a lupi on top. Both $700 each. PM me if interested, can put you in touch.
That 300 Savage will handle any deer you come across (and black bear too), they come with a 24 in barrel, no sights.
One of my four 700 Classics is a 300 SAV. Put a Leupold VXII 2-7x33 scope on it and started rotating it into my deer hunting rifles about 6 yrs ago. Good accurate rifle to begin with, had the barrel shortened to 22 in and recessed crowned last year, now its even better.
Also have 250 SAV, 280 Rem, and 350 RemMag Classics - but none of them are for sale!!
What calibers are you looking for? There is a nice Remington 700 Custom KS in 300 Win Mag for sale in the classifieds. I had the same rifle in 416 rem and it was real nice. If 300 Win Mag is good for you then I would buy it instead of a classic.
I have one in 35 Whelen I'd consider parting with...
Man, a good friend of mine hunts with one of those. I had a CDL, but was looking for the classic. I don't know why, just always wanted one, sentimental I guess.