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Remington announced their 2013 limited edition model 700 to benefit the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF). For the past 13 years, Remington has produced a limited run of rifles for the RMEF, with all profits going to benefit the conservation group.
This year’s commemorative rifle is a 700 XCR II chambered in .257 Weatherby. It has a 26″ barrel and Remington’s X-Mark Pro trigger. The X-Mark Pro is user adjustable and set at 3.5 pounds from the factory.
XCR stands for “Xtreme Condition Rifle,” which is exactly what this line of guns is designed for.
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Action |
Bolt |
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BBL Length |
26 inches |
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Overall Length |
46 ½ inches |
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Avg. Weight |
7 5/8 pounds |
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Stock Material |
Synthetic with Hogue overmolded grip panels |
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Stock Finish |
Realtree AP Hardwoods |
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BBL Material |
416 Stainless Steel |
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BBL Finish |
Matte Black – Trinyte |
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MSRP |
$1134.25 |
The .257 Weatherby is a belted magnum cartridge that traces its roots back to the mid-1940’s. It is based on the .375 H&H Magnum case and uses a .25-caliber bullet.
