Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals 2024

[Chaotik]

Looks like it has a barrel nut?

How can you tell? I didn't see anything obvious to suggest that, but maybe I missed it.

 

[Kracken McGraw]

How can you tell? I didn't see anything obvious to suggest that, but maybe I missed it.

Blow the pic up. I’m pretty sure it’s there.

 

[Chaotik]

Blow the pic up. I’m pretty sure it’s there.

I'll need to get a magnifying glass.... my eyes are no longer that good.....

 

[Rocketvapor]

Rest, bags, Savage and AR small parts.
Ordered Friday delivered Monday from Midway.

 

[Hntnhrd]

Looks like it has a barrel nut?

I’ll let you know when I pick up the one I ordered

 

[Kracken McGraw]

I’ll let you know when I pick up the one I ordered

Great deal for sure!

 

[Kracken McGraw]

 

[Tesoro]

March Majesta Scopes just went up to 22% off right now over at EuroOptics https://alnk.to/1N2RYYQ and backorder available.

This outfit is the only place I buy optics from if I have the choice. The only place I will never buy from is cameraland. I will go back to shooting irons if that is the only choice.

 

[Tesoro]

Here are some deals at Midsouth. NOTE these are listed as a "Black Friday Sale" items so the deals might expire at Midnight today.

Midsouth Black Friday Sale LINK

Midsouth Shooters Black Friday Deals Buying Guide

Our Best Deals in 2024 and our Biggest Giveaway ever. Hurry While Supplies Last and shop our Black Friday Deals!

www.midsouthshooterssupply.com

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6c a pop for okay .22lr delivered! never thought i'd see this day again! If it didnt stink I would buy a pile.

 

[Knotwild]

I love Midsouth.

 

[Rocketvapor]

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" the barrel interfaces with the receiver using a Savage-style barrel nut rather being shouldered to the receiver. Remington engineers chose this with manufacturability in mind. According to Remington the barrel nut is a fast attachment method, so headspace can easily be set to a minimum. "

"The 783 series uses a Savage-style floating bolt head that is pinned to the body."

"Like other triggers in this vein, the blade is a passive safety and prevents the sear from dropping unless depressed."

"has a cocking indicator in the rear of the bolt"

Remington 783 Varmint Review - Guns and Ammo

In 2019, Remington hulked up the Model 783 and introduced a new model for varmint hunting, appropriately named the Remington 783 Varmint.

www.gunsandammo.com

 

[Kracken McGraw]

" the barrel interfaces with the receiver using a Savage-style barrel nut rather being shouldered to the receiver. Remington engineers chose this with manufacturability in mind. According to Remington the barrel nut is a fast attachment method, so headspace can easily be set to a minimum. the 783 series uses a Savage-style floating bolt head that is pinned to the body."

Floating bolt head is interesting too. Maybe it will be a accurate one then.

 

[Rocketvapor]

Barrel nut,
Floating bolt head,
Safety Blade trigger "Crossfire",
Firing pin cocking indicator.

 

[Dimner]

This outfit is the only place I buy optics from if I have the choice. The only place I will never buy from is cameraland. I will go back to shooting irons if that is the only choice.

Why not from cameraland?

I've heard good things about them. But I have no first hand experience.

 

[urbanrifleman]

Barrel nut,
Floating bolt head,
Safety Blade trigger "Crossfire",
Firing pin cocking indicator.

It's a REMAAAAGGGGE

hahaha

I would like to see one of these. I wonder if it's a 700 footprint. If so, this could replace the Savage as the budget build best choice.

 

[Tesoro]

Why not from cameraland?

I've heard good things about them. But I have no first hand experience.

I needed a specific $2k scope pronto and the only one I could find in stock was at cameraland. I called in the order and told the guy I needed it shipped priority 2-3 day and was told that it was standard. Well, after I got the tracking it went out on the ground mule train across the continent. Took 9 days to arrive in a box with insufficient stuffing, a single piece of tape securing the flap and a smashed corner. I was pi888ed and spoke to the owner and he said you should have asked for expedited as it is only 5 bucks more, and thats is the way we send out our stuff. I never get complaints like yours. I told him he would never get another one from me. I have had scopes arrive red label from EuroOptics the next day after the order. (ps: dont confuse EuroOptics with OpticsPlanet!)

 

[Kracken McGraw]

It's a REMAAAAGGGGE

hahaha

I would like to see one of these. I wonder if it's a 700 footprint. If so, this could replace the Savage as the budget build best choice.

783’s don’t fit the 700 stocks. Boyd’s makes one specifically for them.

 

[Dgd6mm]

Are all the 783's long action, or do they come in short action also?

 

[Knotwild]

I have a 783, 16", threaded, in .223. I finally put it in an MTD Oryx chassis, but I haven't shot it much since then.

I will say the main aggravation I had with it (and the reason I went to the chassis) is that the trigger guard is a cheap, nasty, soft piece of plastic. If you tighten the action screws a few times, they eventually split because the screw squeezes it down and out. I read that the Marlin trigger guard was metal and could be used. After making hardware repairs using stuff from ACE, and swapping it into a Boyd's stock, I got tired of it and went with the chassis.

Ggmac has a good bit of experience with them.