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Gosh, I should know this. Maybe I knew it at one time, but...I know there are short action and long action 700s...but what about for the 375 H&H chambering? Does that use a longer action than the "long action"? Thanks.
Last edited by ken458; 07/14/11.
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The "long" action 700 is actually extra long or magnum length already. Remington does not have a 30-06 length long action at all.
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As mentioned above the 700 long action is as long as they get.
Just have to use the right magazine box, follower, etc. for the really long cartridges.
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The 700 LA magazine will accept a 3.70" OAL, that's on a .270 and .30-06. The .375 H&H and even the .375 Weatherby have a nomimal max OAL of 3.6".
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