Rem model 7 action?
I can't seem to get a straight awnser on this. Is a model 7 action the same as a 700 short action BDL?
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If i remember correctly it is a version of the 600 action. BUT that is going by memory! 0 -
i have heard it is the 600 action too,if wrong somebody let me know 0 -
N8Will,
The Model Seven is a tad shorter than the Model 700. It is similar to the Model 600/660 of earlier years.
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I thought the Model 7 rifle action was the same as the old XP100 pistol action. 0 -
It is. The XP100 used the M600 action.
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So will a model 7 action fit in any short action stock or will I need to get one just for the model 7? 0 -
quote:Originally posted by N8Will
So will a model 7 action fit in any short action stock or will I need to get one just for the model 7?
The Model Seven action and barrel are differently contoured than other Remington actions, included short action versions. Stocks are not interchangeable0 -
Thanks for the info. that kinda kills my idea of rebuilding my model 7 that is in 6mm rem to a 250 AI. I know that I can get a HS stock but I wanting to get a different bolt that is flutted. Its seems that it would be more cost effective to go with the more common 700. I think I will be father ahead to sell it and find a short action 700. Thanks again Nate 0 -
I know that I sound like a woman that can't make a decision. But I am wanting to build a small bore that is the same as my 280 AI. so that it will feel the same every time I pull the trigger. 0 -
N8Will,
The big thing you will have to do is match the stock to your .280AI stock then. Length of action really isn't going to mean much unless you somehow have a timed event and cycling of the actions (lop of bolt) is an important factor.
FWIW, the .250 AI in a model 7 would be primo! Just match trigger pull, stock set-up and scope height/eye relief. You'll have a blast with that caliber in that rifle...no pun intended...well maybe[:D]0
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