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Old 09-20-2005, 06:19 PM   #1
 
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Default remington model 7

thinking of buying one like to get a smaller,lighter,deer.maybe other game ,hunting gun. like toget the 308,want to know if thats a good round for that gun.model 7
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Old 09-20-2005, 10:27 PM   #2
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i bought my wife one in 260rem, when i went looking, i was after a 7mm-08, however a friend had this gun s/s and at a decent price, and i know he takes care of everything he owns. i love the little 260 and my "bigger guns" don't see near the time afield they used to, the little model 7 is a dream to carry, pleasent to shoot even in the 308, reasonably accurate, i would buy another one in a minute, they are great in a tree stand, about the only time i dont take it is if the wife wants to hunt, or i'm hunting a big corn/bean field
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Old 09-21-2005, 03:55 PM   #3
 
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I had a Model 7 LS, in .308. I loved it. Great rifle.....and the only one I regret not having now. Mine would do 3/4" groups, with the right ammunition. They are great hunting rifles - but, the barrel is thin, so it heats up quickly. So, if you also intend to do a lot of shooting at the range....the Model 7 would not be the best choice. For hunting, however, especially when long-distance carry is part of the program....I'd highly recommend the Model 7. For that matter, when sitting in a tree stand for long periods, holding a rifle.... the 7 would be great for that, as well.

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I have a few Model Seven's,.260,.243,.308 and 7mm-08. I like the 7mm-08 best of all,accurate...
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Old 09-22-2005, 12:10 PM   #5
 
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I think I would like to have a 260 or 7mm-08 in that rifle. The model 7's are awsome to carry around. I had a chance to buy one used w/ a leupold scope in 6mm e few years ago and passed, regretted it since.
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I picked up a used 7 in a .260, had a trigger job and had been ported, damn loud but I love the gun. My 2 boys 7 and 11 each shot thier first Deer and pigs with it. I got rid of the crap scope it had and put a VX-II 3-9 x40 and couldn't be happier.
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Old 09-22-2005, 04:35 PM   #7
 
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My first rifle was a model 7 in .308, I still have it 20yrs later. Its a great gun, I still use it on occasion and would never sell it.
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