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Old 01-21-2012, 07:31 AM
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To me it sounds like you are stuck on the model of rifle rather than the caliber. I can't image the 243 or the 7mm RUM weighing that much more than than this Rem. Mountain rifle; unless they are target. For me I would rather take four pounds from my gut than worry too much about an extra two pounds on the rifle. And of course, these two calibers you already have are more than plenty; 243 for deer/sheep/goat/antelope and the 7mm RUM for others for larger deer (mule, caribou, elk, moose) and even some of the larger critters (grizzly and large black bear).

Ultimately, all this logic means nothing if a person just "wants" a new rifle. Sometimes I buy stuff not because it makes such good financial sense but because I "want" it.

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Old 01-21-2012, 07:43 AM
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Originally Posted by stapher1
The 2012 Mtn. SS is offered in both 7mm-08 and 308, as well as 280. Which the 280 would be my pick. Even in a LA it's still 6.5lbs

That's nice.......wish they would up date their website. Did they make the mountain rifle with a Bell & Carlson stock or is it still the lami stock? Read somewhere that they did away with the laminated stock.I personally liked the lami stock.
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Old 01-21-2012, 08:02 AM
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Originally Posted by jerry d
That's nice.......wish they would up date their website. Did they make the mountain rifle with a Bell & Carlson stock or is it still the lami stock? Read somewhere that they did away with the laminated stock.I personally liked the lami stock.
It does have a B & C stock. I've been wanting to replace my ruger and this rifle is looking like a great candidate. But i'm torn between this on and the XCRII both in 280, then have my 'smith make it a 280AI.
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Originally Posted by wmm
308 for sure -06 has too much drop past 300 yards
HUH???
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Old 01-21-2012, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by jerry d
That's nice.......wish they would up date their website. Did they make the mountain rifle with a Bell & Carlson stock or is it still the lami stock? Read somewhere that they did away with the laminated stock.I personally liked the lami stock.
2nd that!

They have so many errors on their website.

And isn't a laminate stock on a mountain rifle kinda an oxymoron? aren't laminate stocks the heaviest of all stocks usually?
they definitely need a lightweight rifle offered since they ditched their mountain titanium.

something like the cdl-sf with a lightweight synthetic stock would be nice, ie essentially the mtn titanium minus the titanium would be a sweet option, also no short action cartridges in long action receivers please.


What cartridges is the 2012 mtn chambered for? just saw it online with a synthetic stock...but not on remingtons website...

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Old 01-21-2012, 02:46 PM
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Originally Posted by salukipv1
2nd that!

They have so many errors on their website.
What cartridges is the 2012 mtn chambered for? just saw it online with a synthetic stock...but not on remingtons website...
It's not on their website, i get their newsletter. (i told you i'm a remington guy right?) 7mm-08, 308, 25.06, 270, 280 and 30-06.
What was the price you seen for it?
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Old 01-21-2012, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by stapher1
It's not on their website, i get their newsletter. (i told you i'm a remington guy right?) 7mm-08, 308, 25.06, 270, 280 and 30-06.
What was the price you seen for it?
no WSM's?
do they give a weight?
barrel lengths?
short and long actions? or all on long actions?

just saw it online, looked like it had a black/plastic bolt handle?? not sure what that is/was, tape?

http://gunwriter.wordpress.com/2011/...fles-for-2012/

msrp $1123.
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Old 01-21-2012, 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted by stapher1
It's not on their website, i get their newsletter. (i told you i'm a remington guy right?) 7mm-08, 308, 25.06, 270, 280 and 30-06.
What was the price you seen for it?

I don't know why they don't make the .260 in a mtn rifle. Seems like a great combo to me. I'd buy one if they did.

Hey Stapher...what type stocks will be available, or do you know? Thinking about picking up a 7mm-08 for my son, in LS. Assuming its still available.

I have a .280 mtn rifle I bought new in 1987...best gun I've ever owned. Perfect deer hunting setup, imo.
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Old 01-21-2012, 07:15 PM
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Originally Posted by salukipv1
no WSM's?
do they give a weight?
barrel lengths?
short and long actions? or all on long actions?

just saw it online, looked like it had a black/plastic bolt handle?? not sure what that is/was, tape?

http://gunwriter.wordpress.com/2011/...fles-for-2012/

msrp $1123.
For 2012 it will have a B & C Aramid Fiber Stock. Weight is 6.5 and a 22" barrel and all stainless. Video of it at the shot show http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPI-p..._order&list=UL
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Old 01-22-2012, 03:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Ridge Runner
lets see, the CIM cases are basicly RUM cases semi rimmed (they both come from the 404) and you get 600 fps more velocity with a CIM than a 300 RUM gets with a 200 gr. must be magic!
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Look it up..
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