[fasted23]

I found a good looking used rem 770in 300 win mag for $250 does that sound like a good deal

 

[gvw3]

To me is dose.

 

[jbrescue]

The 770 is not the smoothest gun in the world. I would think with a round of that high caliber it would break some of the plastic off of it at some point.

 

[JLA]

No.. The 770s and 710 are pieces of S***!

Dont waste your money.

 

[hardluk1]

It would make an OK beater rifle. Don't except great accuracy but for a knock around hunter to leave behind the truck seat and used at modest ranges it will do. If you really want a good 400 yard rifle , Pass on it.

 

[Twicepop]

These are the rifles that have the barrel pressed into the receiver. The bolt locking lugs go into a recess in the barrel extension, and lock up in a way similar to that of a semi-automatic. It's a cheaper way to manufacture rifles, to pass the savings on to the consumer. All the tests I,ve read on them said they weren't particularly accurate, at least not like a traditionaly manufactured rifle. From the way they look, if the barrel gets shot out it's a toss away at that point. Cheap build, bad triggers, and injection molded plastic stocks you're not getting much of a gun, but the price probably is it's one redeeming feature.

 

[tim peterson]

Howdy JLA is correct the 770. Is a large POS you know why its 250.00 the damn thing isnt worth 50.00. My brother bought one for his wife as a starter or 1st gun brand new 270. We put it together Scope sling etc etc got it right on paper she cant hit s---. Nither can I or kid brother who is foaming at the mouth. After 3 differnt trips to the range its a crap shoot makes a good door stop. IMOP you might want to look at some more rifles (great caliber choice) we sold that headache.A old man once told me that the sweetness of a good price well be long gone when reality of poor quality sets in. Best of luck to you and have fun!!!!

 

[JLA]

Stevens 200 is an old skool savage 110 clone, and can be had for the same money. And they are wonderfully buildable, accurizable, customizable, and will last you a lifetime.

Last stevens 200 i bought was a .270 and cost me a whopping 160 bucks. I used the action to build a 6.5-284