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700 P 7mm Mag

7stw

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I was "gun browseing" yesterday and scored a 700p in 7 mag. The price was what you would expect to pay for a used BDL. The barrel looks excellent, and the stock is clean, no scratches, dings or pucks. I was looking for one of these awhile back, and no one had them. I have long been a fan of 7mm mag, have owned several in that caliber, and most of them have shot well. This rifle is a pre-Pro Mark trigger model. If this thing shoots, I will leave it alone, if not it is going to become a 7mm STW with the aid of a Pacific reamer I have. Anybody have any experience with this Model? Rare??????gun)AIM SMALL , MISS SMALLlightbulb
 
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7stw,

Good Morning,

I would suggest that this is extremely rare since you don't see this model in this caliber. The original P (Police), 26" heavy crown cut Parkerized barrel, etc. I have a couple of 700's to trade if your interested. 7mm, 300 win mag, and a NIB 223 Custon Deluxe. I live in Cecil County, MD. Give me a call next time your passing thru.
Be Safe,
Steve
201 264-4472
 
I have one and it is "pretty" accurate. My youngest son (21) has it right now but I'll probably get it back one day when he get's tired of it.
I bought it used from a gunshop in Goldsboro, NC and according to the previous owner it had less than 3 boxes of factory fodder through it and during our conversation I recognized he had no clue about barrel break-in. After what I thought should have been a proper barrel break-in, and somewhat lengthy, I proceeded to load development with the 168gn Berger.
I went though a 100 ct box and never did find a repeatable, accurate load. I changed over to the 150gn Nolser BT and it produced 1/4" groups and that's all I have shot in it since.
I changed out the OEM trigger with a Shilen and that made it even better. While it was accurate I have a Winchester M70 HVB and two Savages 112BVSS's that are consistently more accurate. Getting an extremely accurate one is a 50/50 propisition, like any make/model. Good luck. JohnnyK.
 
When I bought my PSS (what they called the 700P before changing the name), I looked at and shot the 7RM version as well as the .308 version. It was nice, but I opted for .308 at the time. Back then, 2003-2004, the 7RM was a standard option version of the rifle.

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