Remington 783

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posted on January 15, 2013
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The firearms market has grown increasingly budget conscious in recent years, and for 2013 Remington wanted to roll out a bolt-action rifle that was easy-on-the-wallet, but still lived up to the company's stellar reputation. The result? The new Remington 783. That "7" in the designation is taken from the 700 line of rifles, the "8" a throwback to the model 788 and the "3" is for 2013. It's designed to fill the gap between the company's Model 700 and Model 770 rifles.

You can read a complete review on AmericanRifleman.org.

Features:

• New CrossFire trigger system
• Carbon steel magnum contour button rifled barrel
• 22" standard chamberings and 24" on magnums
• Pillar-bedded stock and free-floated barrel
• SuperCell Recoil Pad

Get the complete report on the 783 from Remington's John Fink in the video below:

 

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