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Old 02-26-2003, 07:41 PM   #1
 
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Default 7mm------ model 700 or the 70

Any thouhgts to the comparison of the remington 700 and the winchester 70?
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Old 02-26-2003, 08:40 PM   #2
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Default RE: 7mm------ model 700 or the 70

I don' t think you' d go wrong with either. It really depends on fit and features you like.

I looked at both in 7 Rem Mag, I chose the Rem 700 BDL - DM. The main reasons were: felt real good (like an extension of my arm), never owned a Model 70 but own a few BDL' s (very pleased), Detachable Mag(DM) and got a much better deal(price).
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Old 02-26-2003, 09:31 PM   #3
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Default RE: 7mm------ model 700 or the 70

I have been leaning toward Winchester Model 70 lately. Good luck.
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Default RE: 7mm------ model 700 or the 70

If you' re concerned with quality, go with Winchester.
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Default RE: 7mm------ model 700 or the 70

You can' t go wrong with either gun! I' d prefer the M70 though.
I have two Winchesters, a .308 and a 7MM Rem. mag. I would not hesitate to buy another one!
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Default RE: 7mm------ model 700 or the 70

i have a winchester model 70 and 3 remington model 700' s and they are both great reliable firearms , the only thing i don' t like about the new model 700' s though is that new bolt safety that works with those L keys . if for some reason you lose the keys and the action is locked shut , your stuck if you can' t get new keys .

P.S. have you considered a savage 111 , they' re very accurate and can take a beating in the proper model
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Default RE: 7mm------ model 700 or the 70

seattlesetters beat me to the same response. Thanks.
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Default RE: 7mm------ model 700 or the 70

Both the Remington 700 and Winchester M-70 are great rifles.Either you choose would be an excellent choice.I have a Ruger M-77" All Weather" chambered in 7mm Rem Mag. I' m quite impressed with it' s performance.Because of Remington' s new bolt lock (Klinton Key)I would steer away from it,plus Remington' s quality has slipped over the last several years.Good Luck in your selection.
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Old 02-27-2003, 05:53 AM   #9
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Default RE: 7mm------ model 700 or the 70

Both are nice guns. I personally like the Remingtons. I' ve had nothing but great guns in the 700. You need to go compare both and see what you like...it doesn' t matter what we like best.
Alot of folks complain of the Rem' s bolt lock and losing keys...etc..., but honestly, if I had a new one....no way I' d lock it....ever. So this is really not a problem, IMO.
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Default RE: 7mm------ model 700 or the 70

Both good....But contrary to other posts, If you want quality....get the 700.
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