Remington 700 American Wilderness
MSRP: $933.74
Used Price: $707.98
New Price: $933.74
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See DealIn the wild and remote places that fuel your dreams, every opportunity is earned. The Model 700 AWR (American Wilderness Rifle) features a black Cerakote finish that protects its free-floated 5R barrel and legendary stainless steel action, forming a virtually indestructible barrier against corrosion and abuse. All solidly anchored within a high-performance Grayboe stock, it delivers the ultimate in strength, precision and all-weather durability.
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Tyler B on Remington 700 American Wilderness
Slapped a Vortex 4-12x40 on this badboy and its about as close to point and shoot as I have ever seen straight out of the box. The stock seems very sturdy, and the texture is great for getting a good grip on the rifle. The cerakoting is a nice bonus. This thing will be helping me put meat in the freezer for many seasons to come. ...more
Slapped a Vortex 4-12x40 on this badboy and its about as close to point and shoot as I have ever seen straight out of the box. The stock seems very sturdy, and the texture is great for getting a good grip on the rifle. The cerakoting is a nice bonus. This thing will be helping me put meat in the freezer for many seasons to come. ...more
Impressed right away with fit and finish, nicely balanced and perfect weight for a magnum rifle. I mounted a Leupold VX5 HD 3-15x44, shooting remington core lokts, 180gr PSP, under 1 MOA right out of the box!!! Love this rifle!
I'm in the process of returning this rifle to Remington for repair. It will not extract spent cases without SIGNIFICANT force applied to the bolt. I fired five rounds (3) factory loads (2) handloads with the same results. Rounds chambered and ejected without firing look like they've been bounced across asphalt; the chamber is that rough. Additionally, the extractor damaged ever round chambered, whether it was fired or not. Its a shame, because the rifle has a really good feel to it, and was surprisingly accurate. Remington's quality control has fell out the bottom. ...more