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America is (supposed to be) a Republic, NOT a democracy. Learn the difference, help end the lie. Fear a government that fears your guns.
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How about a 1970s 700 bdl in 6.5 rem mag & 350 rem mag...what are they bringing?
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All depends on condition if nice shape I wouldn't sell for less than 5 k for the set
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Didnt Remington make two different version of the 700BDL in 257R? im not talking about the Classic, but the normal production BDL?
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Didnt Remington make two different version of the 700BDL in 257R? im not talking about the Classic, but the normal production BDL? The only 700 BDLs in 257 Roberts that I remember were a non-cataloged limited run. The only cataloged 700s that I recall in 257 Roberts were the 700 Classic, their only long action 257 Roberts, the 700 Mountain Rifle, and the 700 CDL-SF. There were 2 other non-cataloged 700s in 257 Roberts that I recall, a 700 ADL matte/synthetic that they made for Grice Wholesale and a stainless 700 Classic. There might have been others, but those are the only ones that I recall.
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There were 2 other non-cataloged 700s in 257 Roberts that I recall, a 700 ADL matte/synthetic that they made for Grice Wholesale and a stainless 700 Classic. There might have been others, but those are the only ones that I recall. Cool. I didn’t know that.
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Not being married to any particular political party sure makes it a lot easier to look at the world more objectively... Having said that, MAGA.
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There was also a special run of 500 257’s for Lew Horton. These guns when nib sell for $3,000 + or -
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Slightly off topic but Remington also made 700BDLs in 300 Savage in the early 90s. I have only seen one, it wasnt a very good seller apparently
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There was also a special run of 500 257’s for Lew Horton. These guns when nib sell for $3,000 + or - Do you mean the non-cataloged limited run of short actin 700 BDLs in 257 Roberts or some other non-cataloged run?
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Slightly off topic but Remington also made 700BDLs in 300 Savage in the early 90s. I have only seen one, it wasnt a very good seller apparently Yes. 1992 was last year offered for that caliber.
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Slightly off topic but Remington also made 700BDLs in 300 Savage in the early 90s. I have only seen one, it wasnt a very good seller apparently Yes. 1992 was last year offered for that caliber. The 300 Savage was never cataloged in the 700 except in the 2003 700 Classic. There was a non-cataloged run of 700 BDLs, but I don't remember when or for whom. The 700 Classics in 300 Savage and 8x57 were poor sellers and most of them were sold at a discount by places like CDNN that specialize in closing out inventory that manufacturers and wholesales can't turn over fast enough. I'd bet that most of the 700 Classics in 300 Savage and 8x57 were bought for donor actions rather than to be used as manufactured.
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I bought 2 BDL's in 300 Sav in the early 90's from Beikirch in upstate N.Y.
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I waited patiently for a 700 Classic in 358 WIN but it never happened
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I waited patiently for a 700 Classic in 358 WIN but it never happened The one that they missed and should have happened…..it seemed so obvious but then again Remington had a knack for missing the obvious!! PennDog
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