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The Remington Model 7 chambered in .308 Winchester is a compact bolt-action rifle featuring an 18-inch barrel and a Bushnell riflescope. The Model 7 was developed as a lightweight, handy bolt-action platform, and its compact dimensions have made it a recognizable configuration within Remington’s sporting-rifle lineup.
This particular rifle combines the Remington Model 7 action with the widely established .308 Winchester cartridge and an aftermarket Bushnell scope. The following information provides an overview of the rifle’s configuration, cartridge, barrel, optic, and factors to consider when evaluating an individual example.
Exact specifications can vary according to production year and individual Model 7 configuration. Serial number and markings can be used to help establish the specific production details of an individual rifle.
The Remington Model 7 was introduced as a compact bolt-action rifle designed around the same general family of concepts associated with Remington’s established Model 700 platform. The Model 7 uses a shorter receiver and compact configuration, making it notably smaller than many traditional full-size sporting rifles.
Throughout its production history, the Model 7 was offered in numerous chamberings, barrel configurations, stock materials, and finishes. The .308 Winchester became one of the chamberings associated with the Model 7 platform.
Because Remington produced the Model 7 in multiple configurations over the years, details such as stock design, trigger configuration, barrel contour, finish, and markings can vary. The exact characteristics of this rifle should therefore be determined from the firearm itself and the accompanying photographs.
The .308 Winchester is a well-established centerfire rifle cartridge introduced in the 1950s. It uses a .308-inch-diameter projectile and has been chambered in a wide variety of sporting, target, and service rifles.
The cartridge is commonly recognized for its broad availability and extensive history. Factory ammunition is available in numerous bullet weights and configurations, with published specifications varying according to the ammunition manufacturer and specific load.
Actual velocity, trajectory, recoil, and other ballistic characteristics depend on numerous factors, including ammunition selection, barrel length, environmental conditions, and the individual firearm. For current ammunition specifications, users should consult the ammunition manufacturer’s published information and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
This Remington Model 7 .308 Winchester features an 18-inch barrel, giving the rifle a compact overall configuration. The Model 7’s shorter barrel and receiver were consistent with its role as a compact sporting rifle.
Barrel condition is an important consideration when evaluating a pre-owned firearm. Inspection may include the exterior finish, muzzle, crown, bore, rifling, and chamber. The condition of these components can vary from one individual rifle to another.
Photographs should be reviewed carefully for visible cosmetic characteristics, while an appropriate in-person inspection can provide additional information about mechanical and bore condition.
The rifle is equipped with a Bushnell riflescope. Bushnell has produced a wide range of sporting optics over the years, including scopes with different magnification ranges, objective diameters, reticles, and adjustment systems.
Because the Bushnell brand includes numerous scope models, the exact specifications of the optic should be confirmed from the model markings on the scope itself. Magnification, objective diameter, reticle style, tube diameter, and adjustment features should not be assumed without identifying the specific model.
For additional information about Bushnell optics, manuals, and current products, visit the manufacturer’s website:
Bushnell Official Website: https://www.bushnell.com/
Bushnell provides product information and support resources for its optics, including riflescopes and other outdoor products.
The condition of this Remington Model 7 .308 Winchester should be evaluated from the listing photographs and through an appropriate inspection. Areas to examine include the receiver, barrel, stock, bolt, trigger assembly, bore, muzzle, scope, and scope mounting hardware.
The listing includes the Bushnell scope shown with the rifle. Any additional accessories, rings, bases, lens covers, cases, slings, or other equipment should only be considered included if specifically identified in the listing or photographs.
Visible wear, scratches, finish variations, stock marks, or other cosmetic characteristics should be evaluated based on the individual rifle rather than general Model 7 specifications.
Remington firearms have a long history in the American sporting-arms market. For historical information, product documentation, and additional resources concerning Remington firearms, owners should consult appropriate manufacturer and authorized industry resources.
When identifying a particular Model 7, the firearm’s markings and serial number can be useful for determining production information. Owners should use qualified professionals and appropriate manufacturer resources when additional verification or inspection is needed.
As with all firearms, the Remington Model 7 should be handled responsibly and in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws. Always treat a firearm as loaded, keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction, keep fingers outside the trigger guard until ready to fire, and verify the firearm’s condition before handling, cleaning, transporting, or storing it.
Proper maintenance should follow the applicable owner’s documentation and manufacturer’s recommendations.
Bushnell: https://www.bushnell.com/
RemArms: https://www.remarms.com/
These resources may provide additional information regarding optics, firearm documentation, product history, and manufacturer support.
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