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Re: Remington 40x opinions
Thats a $1500-$1600 rig give or take a hunderd or so. I have owned several 40X rifles in various configurations.They all have been super accurate (1/2 moa or less). The one you are looking at should be a single shot in a green synthetic benchrest stock. If it has been well taken care of and fits your needs then go for it.
Thats a $1500-$1600 rig give or take a hunderd or so. I have owned several 40X rifles in various configurations.They all have been super accurate (1/2 moa or less). The one you are looking at should be a single shot in a green synthetic benchrest stock. If it has been well taken care of and fits your needs then go for it.
Re: Remington 40x opinions
I have a friend with an older one (1980's) and its a 1 holer to 300 yds. It's in 220 swift. But the 7 mag I shot was terrible, but he hadn't found a good load for it. I love the 40x with the kevlar stocks in 308 down. There's a reason the guarantee the smaller cals to shoot better than the big boys. My other friend has 7 40x's , and it makes me sick, none of them have ever been shot, or even out of the box. I have wanted to buy the one in 2506 for a long time. Get it
I have a friend with an older one (1980's) and its a 1 holer to 300 yds. It's in 220 swift. But the 7 mag I shot was terrible, but he hadn't found a good load for it. I love the 40x with the kevlar stocks in 308 down. There's a reason the guarantee the smaller cals to shoot better than the big boys. My other friend has 7 40x's , and it makes me sick, none of them have ever been shot, or even out of the box. I have wanted to buy the one in 2506 for a long time. Get it
Re: Remington 40x opinions
if it's a reasonable price and you've got the cash, pick it up and giggle like a kid in a candy store....
if it's a reasonable price and you've got the cash, pick it up and giggle like a kid in a candy store....
