Quick Look

The Remington Model 7 was introduced in 1980 as a compact bolt-action rifle designed for hunters seeking accuracy and lightweight handling. It features a short-action design enhancing quick follow-up shots and maneuverability. Today, the Model 7 remains popular among hunters and shooters valuing a reliable, easy-to-use rifle for brush and woods hunting.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Compact bolt-action for quick handling
• Short-action bolt for fast cycling
• Lightweight design ideal for rugged terrain
• Accurate across various hunting calibers
• Reliable feeding with detachable box magazine

Key Variants

Remington Model 7 Synthetic

Featuring a synthetic stock for increased durability and weather resistance, ideal for harsh hunting environments.

Remington Model 7 Hardwood

Classic hardwood stock combining traditional aesthetics with reliable performance for hunters who prefer a classic look.

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Best Use Cases

• Compact hunting rifle for dense woods
• Small to medium game hunting
• Backcountry and brush gun scenarios
• General range practice
• Lightweight carry in rugged terrain

FAQs

Can I mount optics on the Remington Model 7?

Yes, the Model 7's receiver is drilled and tapped to accept most scope mounts, facilitating easy optics installation.

What calibers are available for the Model 7?

The Model 7 is chambered in popular calibers like .243 Winchester, .270 Winchester, and .308 Winchester.

How does the short-action design benefit the rifle?

Short-action bolts reduce cycling distance, allowing faster follow-up shots and a more compact, lightweight rifle profile.