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Old 12-12-2006, 04:56 PM   #1
 
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Default Remington model 710

Wondering if anyone had a .270in this model?what are your thoughts about it and how is the Bushnellscope that comeson it?
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Old 12-12-2006, 05:09 PM   #2
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here we go again


welcome to the forums..........just a suggestion, do a search in the gun forum for remington 710. You will find SEVERAL threads that are pages upon pages of posts about this rifle. Most are not positive, but some say its an ok gun. Do the search and see what you think.
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Old 12-12-2006, 05:17 PM   #3
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welcome txvern, i am a remington man, i have several model 700's and 7's and they are great guns, i don't own and have never shot the 710, i have picked one up and i really believe you can do better, however like mossy stated there are several people here that like them

here is a link on a 710 discussion earlier

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Old 12-12-2006, 05:50 PM   #4
 
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I got a 710 in .243 caliber and at first I thought it was a good gun. After examining it I realized that it really isn't all that good. I hate the bolt on it, the trigger guard is part of the stock, and the stock is cheap. Although shooting it isn't all that bad until you have to mess with the bolt. Just my opinion.
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The Remington 710 just isn't a very good gun, much better guns can be bought for around the same money, like the Savage packages, or a HOWA 1500.
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I have one in 30-06, last yearI killed 7 deer two big hogs and a bobcat with it, all were one shot kills, this year I killed a 165 class 14 point with it. I shoot 165gr BTSP out of it and it groups 1" at 100yds.As far as the scope that comes on it, I junked it and put on a Millet 8-24X50 for long range shots, I can shot anything that a VLS orA-bolt in the same caliber can, last year on my trip to Kentucky the guys talked alot of smack about it on the way there, a day and half later I had already tagged out 3 deer in 3 shots with one shot over 300yds, they shut up after that...
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I have one in 30-06, last yearI killed 7 deer two big hogs and a bobcat with it, all were one shot kills, this year I killed a 165 class 14 point with it. I shoot 165gr BTSP out of it and it groups 1" at 100yds.As far as the scope that comes on it, I junked it and put on a Millet 8-24X50 for long range shots, I can shot anything that a VLS orA-bolt in the same caliber can, last year on my trip to Kentucky the guys talked alot of smack about it on the way there, a day and half later I had already tagged out 3 deer in 3 shots with one shot over 300yds, they shut up after that...
The Bushnell that came with the gun, holds more value than the gun itself.
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gun value and pretty wood isn't my main concern, bagging deer like this is!


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Is that you in the pic or Frankenstein's Monster?
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Old 12-12-2006, 06:27 PM   #10
 
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Ya I usually look through the fourmfor other posts, containing info. But I just didn't have the time to sit around and look through 442 pages of different posts....m.t.hands thank you for the link containing that info... Looks like I'll be changing my mind, that I thought I had made up.
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