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Re: Remington guns
[Re: gundoc]
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03/14/24 08:10 AM
03/14/24 08:10 AM
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blade
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I have to agree about the Bergara rifles. They are what Remington shoulda done with the 700 Is Bergara building on the old 700 action?
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Re: Remington guns
[Re: blade]
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03/14/24 08:15 AM
03/14/24 08:15 AM
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gundoc
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I have to agree about the Bergara rifles. They are what Remington shoulda done with the 700 Is Bergara building on the old 700 action? pretty much. The receiver is a 700 clone other than having the side mounted bolt release. All 700 after market parts (stocks triggers etc...) also interchangeable
Last edited by gundoc; 03/14/24 10:35 AM.
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