Winchester, Savage, and even Remington did not produce other stuff that had the same respected expectation. In fact, few rifles then matched them out of box for accuracy on a consistent basis. They were excellent deals when they were current or recent production. the proof is in the performance and on that note the 788 has never been negative.Īnd yep if I was starting from scratch on a build I'd go a different route.Īnd tweaking the simple triggers on a 788 is a far cry from rocket science. Could care less if there was a bondo patch on the stock. Of course they are fugly but who cares what it feels or looks like if it performs. I don't have any negatives to say about them. And have retained zero since having that done. You can work on or replace the trigger, no big deal.īut then again the 2 I have in 243 shoot well under MOA, have tuned triggers, floated and sealed and bedded wood stocks. But all in all I"d risk its accuracy as it comes from the factory over a standard 700 most days. Is it the best out there? Nope, not by a long shot probably. Hammer forged with a 1:8 twist, this barrel provides unmatched consistency and accuracy, right out of the box.Of course some will say a savage is junk too. Lightweight but dependably accurate, the CDL SF series features a 22″, stainless steel, fluted barrel. Each new caliber release has it’s own unique artwork design. The 4 round internal magazine is covered by a custom, laser-engraved, limited edition floorplate.
Made with stainless steel parts inside and out, the trigger breaks like glass, has almost no creep and is completely user adjustable. The rifle comes equipped with the X-Mark Pro, externally adjustable trigger. The barrel is threaded into the receiver and machined from hardened steel – The barrel surrounds the bolt shroud for additional strength – A recessed bolt bolt face that completely encloses the cartridge head for maximum protection against case rupture The CDL SF limited edition has Remington’s “3 Rings of Steel” which includes: The rifle is chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor and has a satin finished, stainless steel receiver, marked “700 Limited” on the left side. Generous skipline-cut checkering provides excellent grip on the forend and palm swell.
It has a classic Monte Carlo comb with raised cheekpiece and a distinctive black fore-end cap. The rifle features a beautiful, satin finished, American Walnut stock. The Remington 700 Classic Deluxe Stainless Fluted (CDL SF) Limited Edition line was launched in 2006 with Remington releasing one new caliber offering per year. The CDL SF Limited Edition is the successor to the model 700 classic, which ran for about 25 years. NEW IN BOX REMINGTON STAINLESS FLUTED BARREL WITH MATTE WALNUT STOCK ……SCOPE NOT INCLUDED UPCīuy it now: Remington 700 CDL SF Limited Edition 6.5 Creedmoor
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