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Prof Young · May 13, 2013, 06:14 PM

Remington used to mean high quality everything. Somewhere along the way over the last 30 years or so that has changed. I had a Rem model 7 chambered for 223. From day one it had trouble chambering around. I'd work the action and the bullet would simply not line up with the chamber. I gave up on Remington ammo some time ago. Over the years, I've probably tossed out nearly 100 golden bullets that were duds. And they still haven't owned up to the safety problems with the 700 that have caused multiple injuries even deaths. And the evidence is in on that note. There is a well documented problem. No more Remington anything for me.
Live well, be safe
Prof Young

May 13, 2013, 06:14 PM	#11
Prof Young Senior Member Join Date: August 21, 2007 Location: Illinois - down state Posts: 2,403	Remington going down hill Remington used to mean high quality everything. Somewhere along the way over the last 30 years or so that has changed. I had a Rem model 7 chambered for 223. From day one it had trouble chambering around. I'd work the action and the bullet would simply not line up with the chamber. I gave up on Remington ammo some time ago. Over the years, I've probably tossed out nearly 100 golden bullets that were duds. And they still haven't owned up to the safety problems with the 700 that have caused multiple injuries even deaths. And the evidence is in on that note. There is a well documented problem. No more Remington anything for me. Live well, be safe Prof Young