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bradisthebest 03-07-2010 02:36 PM

270 Model 770 Remington
 
Hello i was just wondering whats these guns are like they look nice any one have one or ever used one are they a well made gun. 270 Model 770 Remington. Thank you in advance.

SWThomas 03-08-2010 01:48 AM


Originally Posted by Cut'em Jack (Post 3590492)
The 770 replaced the 710. It's basically a different way to polish a turd. Save your money and buy a 700. Trust me.

+1. The 770's are garbage. It's definitely in your best interest to hold out for a 700.

thndrchiken 03-08-2010 06:33 AM

Survey says.... Run, run far away as you can from that pos. For the same money you can by a Marlin or a Mossberg which are better guns than the 710/770 by far. You will find some who got suckered into buying one defending, but the sad truth is that it is a better paper weight or door stop than a gun.

podunk kennels 03-08-2010 12:17 PM

The 770 is big greens everybody should have a remington rifle

700xcr 03-10-2010 07:27 PM

Save a couple more hundred dollars and get the Remington 700. You will be much happier. Like the others said.

Mojotex 03-11-2010 09:15 AM

The Model 770 is about as minimal as you can get in every way ... design, looks, materials, fit and finish, etc. I'd refer to it as an "accoountant's rifle" because it sure as heck is not a rifleman's rifle. There is nothing "beautiful" about the looks. Will it shoot? Sure. I've helped sight in 2. Both shot fine. But there is absolutely no comparison between the Mod. 770 and Model 700 ... or similarly priced mass produced rifles. Save a couple of hundred $'s and buy a better built rifle. You'll be glad you did.

charlesdaly 03-12-2010 04:04 AM

I owned a 770 .270. They are not as bad as everyone says as the couple 3-4 boxes I planned on putting through it a year who have held fine. Yes it fired and would put down a deer. Now that being said I happened into a deal where a guy need to get rid of his .270 model 700! Like others have said quality and durability no comparisons and lets just say I am now the proud owner of a model 700 .270 BDL. But again if you want something to take into woods kill a deer and not worry about banging it on some trees 770 is fine. But if you want a weapon to pass on to grandson's grandsons save your money for a 700! But is your money and I just wanted to share my experiences with BOTH models.

Davoh 03-12-2010 10:43 AM

Get a Marlin xl7... better accuracy, smoother action, and better rifle overall... I love mine... both of them...

podunk kennels 03-12-2010 01:09 PM

You can buy a used ADL for the same price, picked one up last year at the gun show and shes a tack driver. $425 out the door. Just saw two more in a gunshop in savannah ga for $375 all in .270 win.

jeepkid 03-12-2010 02:49 PM

They make decent boat paddles...

westtexducks 03-12-2010 08:33 PM

DO NOT GET THIS RIFLE. Two days ago I shot at a coyote and when I worked the bolt the bolt handle broke clean off of the bolt. The handle is press fitted on with glue is not welded or solid. This rifle is a piece of junk. As previously stated would be better for a doorstop or paper weight.

dischNoutTAspd 03-18-2010 11:16 AM

I own this rifle. I could be more accurate throwing rocks. DO NOT BUY

hometheaterman 03-18-2010 11:55 AM

Yep they pretty much are just a throw away rifle. I wouldn't buy one. You can get a much better rifle which is a Savage Model 10 for right around the same price. Only a few dollars more at Walmart. The Savage also has the accu trigger which is very nice. The package at Walmart comes with a Simmons 8 point scope which would be decent until you could upgrade. There is no way I'd buy a Remington 770 when you can get the Savage which is a much better rifle for around the same price. Another better option is the Marlin XL-7 which is around $300 at gun shops here. That's without a scope but at the same time the package deal scopes usually aren't very good and you will probably want to upgrade them anyway. It also has a trigger similar to the accu trigger. Both of those options as well as even a Stevens 200 would be a much better choice than a 770. Heck, I'd take most of those over a Remington 700.

Ruger-Redhawk 04-06-2010 09:44 AM

I think the comments made here sum up the quality of the Remington 770/710's.

You can find allot better rifle for the same amount of money. I'd look for a Rem 700 ADL that's twice the rifle as as the 770 if you want a Remington. I'd go get a Savage if I was looking for a no frills rifle..

About the only thing I agree with in the OP is the 270. That's a fine deer cartridge.

13pointjomc 04-06-2010 06:56 PM

RUN!!!!Save your money and buy you a Remington 700 or a Savage 110!

LifexIsxHunting 04-06-2010 08:14 PM

If that's the price you want to spend on a gun then get a marlin or a savage. The 770 is probly on the top of the list for the worst rifle of all-time

Ruger-Redhawk 04-08-2010 10:45 AM

What's sad about this whole Remington deal. Remington for years had a great reputation, made great rifles and shotguns.Lately they are producing junk rifles with the 770/710 not to mention the 597's & the old 742's etc.Once these companies lose the trust of the customers it's hard to get it back.

My fear is they are going to ruin what the Marlin's are today.I've never been a lever action fan but Marlin makes a great lever gun.

The Model 7's, 700's and 870's are still great, They have cheapened the 870 with the Express model. Remington needs to wake up.

I have no experience with the newer Rem semi auto shotguns.I have a old 1100 from back in the early 70's and it's been a great shotgun. That was back when Remington was in their hay day.

No I'm not bashing Remington. I just wish they'd get their act together before it's to late.

Risasi 04-08-2010 11:23 AM

You'd think Remington could get the hint, especially due to the number of custom rifles built on the 700 action.

Chuck7 04-10-2010 02:31 AM

I hope I didn't mess up..I just bought a model 700 ADL 270 Remington last night..

I own an 870 Remington 3 1/2 inch magnum..best shotgun I've ever owned..With the improved cylinder choke I can put slugs in the little red circle at 100 yds..and with my True Glow turkey choke I've killed turkeys.
Wonderful Shotgun

Risasi 04-10-2010 03:56 AM


Originally Posted by Chuck7 (Post 3610418)
I hope I didn't mess up..I just bought a model 700 ADL 270 Remington last night..

I own an 870 Remington 3 1/2 inch magnum..best shotgun I've ever owned..With the improved cylinder choke I can put slugs in the little red circle at 100 yds..and with my True Glow turkey choke I've killed turkeys.
Wonderful Shotgun

Night and day difference. 700's are the way to fly. You done good...

Ruger-Redhawk 04-11-2010 06:49 PM

Chuck7 you did fine. The ADL isn't as fancy as the BDL and you have to cycle the cartridges through it to unload it.It's a great rifle and you won't regret it.

I have the same rifle and caliber. I've laid many a deer down with that ADL.

Chuck7 04-12-2010 12:25 PM

Thanks guys for the words of encouragement..
Do you shhot the 130 grain or 150 ?

C7

Chuck7 04-13-2010 03:47 PM

I got a box of Winchester 130 grain silver tip tonight ...I'll see how they shoot./


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