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6.5 oz., which isn’t great but this trigger is so easy to adjust and it actually adjusts properly. Remington’s Crossfire Trigger System is adjustable from 2.5 lbs up to 5 lbs.Ī bad trigger can ruin an otherwise good rifle and this Model 783 Varmint comes with what might be the best trigger that Remington has put out in ages. Sure it looks like a Savage Accu-Trigger at first glance with its trigger blade, but so do the triggers from Ruger, Mossberg, and Marlin these days. Out of the box the Crossfire Trigger broke at a rather stiff 4 lbs. None, drilled and tapped for a scope base (included) I prefer this style of recessed target crown on the 783 Varmint as it better protects the crown from damage and just looks good to boot. 223 barrel, but it has a 1:12 twist that is optimized for lighter 40-55 grain bullets. To me, this automatically makes the 783 Varmint more appealing since the faster twist rate can stabilize the lighter varmint bullets and heavier match grade bullets if I want to go to longer distances. It’s interesting because on the Model 700 counterpart to this rifle, they too offer a 26”. 223 Remington with a 1:9 twist rate which is actually pretty interesting. 840” muzzle diameter. This Model 783 was chambered in. Regardless of caliber, all Model 783 Varmint rifles come with a 26” button rifled, carbon steel barrel that is roughly a Remington Varmint contour based on the. The bolt head also uses a Savage-like extractor that slides into the face of one of the lugs and a typical spring-loaded plunger ejector set up. Those dual locking lugs also represent an interesting departure for Remington as they are actually using a floating bolt head design, a la Savage. Now, there are other manufacturers using this type of bolt head too because it is very accommodating of action tolerances to allow positive lock up and cartridge alignment inside the chamber. The bolt handle lift is smooth and positive while the dual locking lugs glide along the raceways, almost as if they’re on ball bearings. Some actions have a very distinctive feel when you run them and despite some obvious design differences the Model 783 has a feel that would be familiar to most Remington shooters. The teardrop bolt knob is an excellent addition to the 783 that is functional and ergonomic. As a habit, I check every scope base that I’m going to be mounting one of my scopes on with a set of Wheeler Alignment Bars to make sure the base is actually straight. I was quite satisfied then when I torqued everything down and found that the points of the alignment bars were perfectly lined up, ensuring that the scope wouldn’t be tweaked or damaged by the rings. Normally the 783 receiver is just drilled and tapped but this one ships with a Picatinny scope base installed so you can run your preference of mounting options. The barrel is secured to the action with a barrel nut, which can allow for easier barrel swaps down the road using a Savage barrel nut wrench. Let’s start at the action, it bears some similarities to a Model 7 action in the tang and bolt shroud area but forward of that, it’s a different animal. The ejection port is machined just large enough for cases to eject effectively, which can increase rigidity and promote better accuracy. We assume no liability associated with misuse of our products.The Model 783 Varmint could be characterized as a rifle that’s a blend of some of the best features in the industry, but decidedly Remington. All orders are subject to acceptance by, which reserves the right to refuse any order. By placing an order, the buyer represents that he/she is in compliance with the law and will utilize the items in a lawful manner.
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