remington classic 300 win. mag.

toolman9mm

October 26, 2003 10:55

i purchased a remington classic in 300 winchester magnum today...the info. i got is that it was only made in this caliber in 1995...the gun is in new condition...its a beauty...my question is how much are these going for and what are the brass pins in the stock??? i think maybe this question was asked before about the brass pins. thanks for your help.....tom

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  toolman9mm

  October 27, 2003 11:09

  btt

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  retiree

  November 05, 2003 20:26

  I've only purchased one of the classics, which is this year's .221 Fireball cartridge. My stock doesn't have any brass pins in it and I'll say they are there to keep the wood stock from splitting due to recoil(even though the .300 Win. Mag. doesn't kick THAT hard - they probably put them in for lawyer protection). I like the classic that I got and now wish that I had gotten either the .350 Rem.Mag. or the .35 Whelen, when they were the classic caliber a few years ago.
  
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  toolman9mm

  November 06, 2003 04:22

  thanks for the reply...i bought the gun at a good price and is new condition so i bought a remington synthetic stock for it to save the wood...stock feels very nice on the gun. tom

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