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Remington Model Seven Actions are available!

November 21, 2014 Bill Marr 0

Brownells is selling virgin Remington Model Seven actions.  This is the first time I’m aware of them being sold as a stand alone action.  Until now, you had to buy a rifle and cannibalize it to […]

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