New for 08' somaybe they haven't hit the retailers yet.
I was hoping they include a 338 wm, seeing they don't offer a 338 wm in any LH model currently, but nope[:-]! I can't understand why they deceided toat leastinclude a 300 other then a RUM(if popularity is their reasoning they skipped over a couple who are more popular then the RUM).
They could all learn from Tikka who just keep adding southpaw cartirdges to the T3 line up after forgetting about us for a few production years.
I am actually right handed but due to a head injury when I was 10 years old, I can not close my left eye and open the right eye at the same time so I have always shot rifles left handed. This makes finding good rifles hard to find. I have always relied on autos but want the accuracy of a bolt action. I'm dead set on the Remington products for a bolt action.
Have you given any thought to shooting a Right handed rifle, left handed. Might SOUND funny, but thing about it. When you are in the prone, or shooting off a bench, you have your left hand on the stock and trigger, the bolt is on the right side, you use your non firing hand to cycle the bolt quickly. Ok, not a big deal when shooting on the range, but can be especially important on a hunt if there is a need for a quick follow up shot. I am a dominant left handed shooter and much prefer a right handed bolt action. I still shoot right handed and have found it to be odd, to take my hand off the stock to cycle the bolt. Just my $.02 Good Luck.
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I am left eye dominant but right handed. iuse to shoot right handed actions,but once I tried my first Lh bolt I can not go back it just fits/feels better. I fail to see how it wouldcan bebetter/easier to reach over your scope to work the bolt, while tucking the rifle with your grip/trigger hand to cycle the bolt and trying to maintain sight picture off hand. My partner does thisbutfor me itisn't as natural as working the bolt as it was designed. Also in regards to the Mod 700 the safety positioningon the rt side isn't ideal IMHO.
If your looking for a syth./ss rem 700 production rifle you'll just have to wait for the XCR's to become available. However if not opposed to wood and blued barrels you have other choicesin LH actions withthe BDL and CDL 700 models.
yes, I think I will stick with finding a left hand bolt. I have a 700pss in righthand that is good on the bench but if I'm going to hunt, I want to be able to quickly cycle rounds if needed. I am also considering the CDL, but like the idea of the weatherproof coating on the XCR. I may have to wait for the XCR to become available.
I wonder why Remington will not build a faster twist 22 caliber rifle.
The new VTR is a 1 in 9 .223.
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Problems finding lefthand rifle - XCR
