And this is where I disagree with many of you. We have a lot of high quality firearm manufacturers. Why do we need to import guns when we have such good guns makers in the good old US of A. Counties that make guns that their own citizens can't buy makes me feel like we are being played for suckers. I only own 1 non American made firearm and its days are numbered.

Just take a look at the picture above - and it shoots even better than it looks.

Congratulations Remington 700.

The Rem. 700 is just an all around good rifle, you can find them anywhere, just about everybody has shot one at one time, and most importantly they are reliable and accurate.

Great all around rifle what did every one expect the 700 blew the competition away, love the rifle always been my fav. THIS GUN IS A LEGEND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Rem 700s "legendary accuracy" is truly legendary. I've seen 700s that grouped well, and others that stinked, stanked, and stunk. Same goes for many Winchesters built from the mid-1970s through the early 2000s. Apparently they're much better now.

The whole reason for all the "MOA shooter and here's the proof" guarantees now offered by several firms was because of spotty quality in Remichesters' long arms.

With any luck, we have left the days of lemon 700s and lime 70s behind us.

Link above is busted. I still could give a ratsass about what Jack O'Connor thought

I've got a 700 270 WSM and can't think of too much this rifle won't handle for anything in the North American woods.

@ Sarge01

I won a Tikka T3 camo stainless .270 WSM at a RMEF banquet. I think I am going to sell it. The camo stainless model is only available through RMEF. It can't possible shoot better than the two M-700's I own!

Own enough of these, "need a safty that works SevenHundreds" and yes I have problems with them. Going to replace with $1500.00 worth of Timneys and go from there as I like the weapon just don't need the surprise...AGAIN ! SARGE, Timney sells them set to the weight pull you want (with in reason)@ $130.00. I wouldn't buy another(7oo) but they are very good shooting platforms. I have a lefty 700 in 06 that has been calling from the safe...I'll be good ? Still think the Vangard may be a better buy than these finalists ?

can't say the outcome of this thing surprised me.

CCMJS,
Sometime bring your 700 to the range and I will show you what my euro trash Sako will do.

Very good rifle, have one in 7mm rem mag and it can hit anything within 500 yards easily(scope is limiting that number). very smooth action but trigger pull could be a bit shorter and lighter for me.

i own several remington model 700's all are flawless i have also a model 721 in 3006 which is just great even though its older than myself and i'm 61 the others i have a mtn rifle in .280 remigton , a 700bdlss in 7mmrem mag and i also have a 700lss in 300ultramag they are al great shooters excellent triggers group all under an inchthe 300 ultra shoots .565groups all day long and all without anywork or muzzlebreaks love my remingtons

Bought a 700 LSS in .260 with the laminated stcck. Much less recoil than my 30/06 with same weight bullets (140 gr vs 150 gr); up to 200 yards seems be just as effective based on hunting wild hogs.

And, it's light, same weight as the Win 30/30. And the stcck doesn't warp. And the action doesn't require a lot of care. And it's accurate.

And, it's made in the USA!