Will a Complete Rem 700 300 BLK be available?

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Will a Complete Rem 700 300 BLK be available?

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For those of us who don't wish to buy a .223 Remington 700 and then convert, will there be an option to purchase a complete 700 in 300 BLK? If so, which barrel profile(s) will be available?
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We will have complete Model 7s first. Light barrels only.
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silencertalk wrote:We will have complete Model 7s first. Light barrels only.
Edit: I just read online that the Model 7 receiver is in some respects a scaled-down 700 receiver (1/2 inch shorter, etc.). I see that your barrels are compatible with either the 700 or Model 7, but I imagine things like bolts and stocks are not compatible between the 700 and Model 7.

My ideal build is a basic 700 with the medium / heavy contour 16" barrel, something I can enjoy now and upgrade later. I found 700 receivers at Brownell's, but at $500 apiece, it doesn't seem like a fair deal:

http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=3249 ... iver___223
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JPratt06 wrote:
silencertalk wrote:We will have complete Model 7s first. Light barrels only.
Please excuse my ignorance, but is there any difference between the receiver and bolt of a 700 and that of a Model 7?

My ideal build is a basic 700 with the medium / heavy contour 16" barrel, something I can enjoy now and upgrade later. I found 700 receivers at Brownell's, but at $500 apiece, it doesn't seem like a fair deal:

http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=3249 ... iver___223
I found that too and almost went for it. However, then, I went to Bass Pro and found a 700 SPS in .223 for $549 (with a $40 rebate)

I didn't want to wait for a pre-built 700-style Remington, so I went ahead and paid-to-play, bought the 700SPS and the 300BLK barrel from AAC (so total cost for the gun will be $910, not including a few tools and the go and no-go gauges)

When Remington/AAC starts shipping the Remington 7 in 300BLK, it will be much cheaper than what I'm paying. Just from seeing other Remington 700s and model 7's in that area, I'd look (and like to see) for a $600 price, maybe lower (just my guess though)
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silencertalk wrote:We will have complete Model 7s first. Light barrels only.
Any idea when these may be avaliable?
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chrismartin wrote:
JPratt06 wrote:
silencertalk wrote:We will have complete Model 7s first. Light barrels only.
Please excuse my ignorance, but is there any difference between the receiver and bolt of a 700 and that of a Model 7?

My ideal build is a basic 700 with the medium / heavy contour 16" barrel, something I can enjoy now and upgrade later. I found 700 receivers at Brownell's, but at $500 apiece, it doesn't seem like a fair deal:

http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=3249 ... iver___223
I found that too and almost went for it. However, then, I went to Bass Pro and found a 700 SPS in .223 for $549 (with a $40 rebate)

I didn't want to wait for a pre-built 700-style Remington, so I went ahead and paid-to-play, bought the 700SPS and the 300BLK barrel from AAC (so total cost for the gun will be $910, not including a few tools and the go and no-go gauges)

When Remington/AAC starts shipping the Remington 7 in 300BLK, it will be much cheaper than what I'm paying. Just from seeing other Remington 700s and model 7's in that area, I'd look (and like to see) for a $600 price, maybe lower (just my guess though)
Well it looks like you'll have better stock options using that 700 action. I don't know anything about stock options for the smaller receiver.
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McMillan and HS Precision make a Model 7 stock.
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silencertalk wrote:We will have complete Model 7s first. Light barrels only.
Will the receivers have a surface treatment? Nitride?
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The receivers will be Mag Phosphate.
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