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Originally Posted by mart
I could be wrong but I’m thinking they probably used the same contour for a 7mag and a 300. I’ll measure my muzzle and let you know.

Will do same later after work. Thanks

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My 300 is .642 at the muzzle and .736 at the end of the fore end.

The 375 has the same measurements.


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Those are all mag contour ks barrels.

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Not a factory Remington Model 700 Mountain rifle, but MY Rem 700 7 mm RM rifle that I put into a Weatherby Vanguard Griptonite stock, and that I hunt with in the mountains.
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Originally Posted by mart
My 300 is .642 at the muzzle and .736 at the end of the fore end.

Mine is 0.648" @ the muzzle and 0.734" @ the forend.

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I thought they probably used the same contour for all the magnum rounds. My 375 on that contour doesn't leave any doubt that it went off.


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I keep coming back to this thread!!! looking at putting a 7mag mtn rifle together

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Originally Posted by ingwe
OK here goes...but it pains me cause I sold the gun years ago...

7x57 with a 1x4 Leupy on it...

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My wife has one almost exactly like that, different scope. Shoots great!!!

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My first mountain rifle was a 280 Remington - one of my favorite cartridges. It was the least accurate 700 I ever owned. One of the previous owners magma-ported it. I stayed away from Mountain rifles after that. That is until I found a nice 7x57 Mountain rifle. It’s a real sweet rifle - accurate and light. With TTSX bullets it knocks deer down fast.

I blame that magma-porting for the piss-poor accuracy on the 280.

I found a ss 270 barrel on E-bay for $100. It was supposed to be unfired. I unscrewed that 280 barrel and screwed on the 270 barrel. That is now my favorite 270. The last elk I killed was with that 270. But I wouldn’t hesitate to take that 7x57 hunting for a cow.

As I retire my bigger boomers I may buy another mountain rifle if I can one in good shape.


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Just looked back over this entire thread. What a great looking bunch of rifles!
Amazing that the bolts haven't fallen off and the Walker triggers haven't exploded! ....grin....


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Originally Posted by Blacktailer
Just looked back over this entire thread. What a great looking bunch of rifles!
Amazing that the bolts haven't fallen off and the Walker triggers haven't exploded! ....grin....
I know right! wink

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Originally Posted by Blacktailer
Just looked back over this entire thread. What a great looking bunch of rifles!
Amazing that the bolts haven't fallen off and the Walker triggers haven't exploded! ....grin....
Yes there is some fantastic rifles on this thread!

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Factory 7mm-08 Mt. Rifle dropped into a McMillan Mt. Rifle Stock with bolt customized from Karl.

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I need to dig all of mine out, take a new pic. I’ve acquired more, sold a couple. I can’t say off hand how many I have now, have more 700’s than anything else. The Savage 99’s are catching up.

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I have the three 7mm chamberings as well as a 270 and 30-06. I like them!


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Originally Posted by JRS3
Factory 7mm-08 Mt. Rifle dropped into a McMillan Mt. Rifle Stock with bolt customized from Karl.

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This rifle and picture is so awesome!!!

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Ok then, I've had this Rifle since 1985 +/-, and now for the rest of the story, as Paul Harvey used to say...... cry
Lj in Alaska.... cool

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Originally Posted by JRS3
Factory 7mm-08 Mt. Rifle dropped into a McMillan Mt. Rifle Stock with bolt customized from Karl.

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This rifle and picture is so awesome!!!

I agree. Great Ga deer and a dandy looking rifle. Yes even Georgia boys use the word dandy….but they learned from their Midwest buddies😂


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I am pretty new here and am enjoying these threads. I have a NIB Mountain Rifle 7X57,22" bbl. 1982, i just stuck it back and forgot about it. I have a 1981 Classic that i use for my shooter. I can't believe it's been over 40 years. I have always believed that 7X57 round was a lot better than a lot of people thought. What do you guys think that old rifle might be worth now? Not selling, just for reference.

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Nice!

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