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Quick Look

The Remington Model 710, introduced in the late 1990s, is a budget-friendly bolt-action rifle. Designed for entry-level hunters and shooters, it offers reliable performance at a low cost. Though discontinued, it remains popular among enthusiasts seeking affordable hunting rifles.

Why It's a Top Choice

Affordable price point for newcomers
Simple, durable bolt-action design
Available in multiple calibers
Accepts standard scope mounts
Lightweight and easy to carry

Key Variants

Remington 710 Synthetic

Features a synthetic stock for weather resistance and lightweight handling, ideal for rugged hunting conditions.

Remington 710 Wood

Classic wood stock variant offering traditional aesthetics preferred by some hunters and shooters.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Remington 710	Ruger American Rifle	Savage Axis II
MSRP	$300–$400	$330–$450	$350–$450
Capacity/Size	3–4 rounds, bolt action	3–5 rounds, bolt action	3–4 rounds, bolt action
Weight	6.5–7.0 lbs	6.5–7.3 lbs	6.5–7.1 lbs
Optics-Ready	Yes, drilled and tapped	Yes, drilled and tapped	Yes, drilled and tapped
Trigger Type	Standard factory trigger	Adjustable trigger	Adjustable AccuTrigger
Notable Pro	Low cost, simple design	Modern ergonomics	Reliable accuracy
Notable Con	Discontinued, basic trigger	Higher cost than 710	Slightly heavier

Best Use Cases

Entry-level hunting
Recreational target shooting
Lightweight backpack hunting
Budget-friendly firearm collection

FAQs

Can I mount a scope on the Remington 710?

Yes. The Remington 710 comes drilled and tapped for standard scope bases to easily mount optics.

What calibers are available for the Remington 710?

Common calibers include .243 Winchester, .270 Winchester, .308 Winchester, and .30-06 Springfield.

How does the Remington 710 compare to newer bolt-actions?

It offers reliable function and affordability but lacks some modern ergonomic and trigger refinements found in newer rifles.

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