I have owned my Rem783 in 30-06 Springfield for over a year now, I haven't heard too much about it online and its probably due to little complaints (we all know people are quicker to write a review on something thats terrible versus something thats good and decent) and many are quick to judge stating its another 710 or 770 and that is certainly not true, in my opinion Remington took some of the better ideas from other manufacturers and applied it to this rifle, for a hunting rifle its excellent. The action is smooth and solid, the bolt is truly a nice beefy piece that was machined 100x better than the 770's joke of a bolt, and has perfect functionality and doesn't have the same sloppy and sticky issues that the 770 is known for. The bolt is a little hard to close down in some peoples opinions and in my opinion thats machining done right, you need it to be tight on close for an accurate rifle and thats what this thing does, closes solid and stays tight, like all things, they need worked in. Now what about this new crazy trigger? In my opinion its amazing for a $350-400 rifle. Its called the Crossfire and its definitely based off the accu trigger, no hiding that LOL, they did it right and did i mention its also adjustable? The barrel is solid, with a 1:10 twist it can handle nearly all bullet weights for large game. Mine shoots factory 168 grain bonded SP's the best. Good news here, it has a barrel nut which brings tolerances into a world of precision and overall consistency, unlike the 710 & 770 with their press fit design, we all know how crappy and inconsistent the head spacing is on a pressed fit barrel and how inconsistent it makes a firearm in the field. Having a barrel nut setup, this allows you to swap barrels if need be thus pulling this firearm away from the realm of "throw away" rifles where the 710 & 770 reside. This is a hunting rifle, its has a 22" hunting barrel, it gets hot if you slam 10 rounds through her real fast, not a match gun but a budget gun that puts out impressive accuracy. This rifle is the most accurate hunting rifle I've ever shot. The stock is synthetic, its really so-so nothing insane but decently solid for a budget rifle and a major step up from the 770's flimsy awkward stock. Its not a show gun lets be honest here and I wouldn't expect it to be. Manufacturers like Boyds have aftermarket stocks for these now. Yes it needs 2 rem700 front sights which they could have just set it up the same as the 700, but i think they are trying to put this rifle in its own league. Eventually the big company's will make sets just for these bad boys. The box magazine is like something from a premium rifle with an all metal construction and durable as hell along with great functionality all while blending nicely into the stock. Another great thing is for those that are recoil sensitive, the thing comes with a awesome recoil pad making it feel more like I'm shooting a .257 or a 7mm-08. I could rack rounds through it all day with no shoulder pain. I see a highly customizable future for this rifle.