anyone seen a remington 5r 300 win mag or 223 in stock at one of our LGS? what's the going rate on one of these?

anyone seen a remington 5r 300 win mag or 223 in stock at one of our LGS? what's the going rate on one of these?

Ive asked a few store about it and all of them have never heard of a 5R before.  let me know if you find someone which has...

Ive asked a few store about it and all of them have never heard of a 5R before.  let me know if you find someone which has...

In stock at OGC, $1299, 5R refers to the special rifling pattern

THE 300 WIN Features an X-Mark Pro Trigger and a M700 stainless steel barreled action with 5-R mil-spec barrel, the same type of barrel design used in the M-24 sniper rifles. Stock has aluminum bedding in block in standard VS configuration.  1/10 twist rate, five lands and grooves with an 11 degree target crown.

anyone seen a remington 5r 300 win mag or 223 in stock at one of our LGS? what's the going rate on one of these?

I bought mine in .223 from SEC about 2 years ago. I do know they have them in stock at OGC.

In stock at OGC, $1299, 5R refers to the special rifling pattern

Features an X-Mark Pro Trigger and a M700 stainless steel barreled action with 5-R mil-spec barrel, the same type of barrel design used in the M-24 sniper rifles. Stock has aluminum bedding in block in standard VS configuration.  1/10 twist rate, five lands and grooves with an 11 degree target crown.

The .223 has a 1 in 9 twist. It loves 60gr - 70gr bullets. Especially match grade bullets.

The .223 has a 1 in 9 twist. It loves 60gr - 70gr bullets. Especially match grade bullets.

Sorry, was referring to 300 WIN, original post edited

Buds gun shop (online) has them most of the time in .223, .308 or 300wm

If you are getting the 300, take the bolt out of the gun and inspect the nose... they whacked the crap out of mine when installing the extractor rivet. Had to send it back to remington and they replaced the entire bolt under warranty. The non magnum bolts do not have riveted extractors and wont have this problem.

In stock at OGC, $1299, 5R refers to the special rifling pattern

THE 300 WIN Features an X-Mark Pro Trigger and a M700 stainless steel barreled action with 5-R mil-spec barrel, the same type of barrel design used in the M-24 sniper rifles. Stock has aluminum bedding in block in standard VS configuration.  1/10 twist rate, five lands and grooves with an 11 degree target crown.

wow, very interesting.

Buds gun shop (online) has them most of the time in .223, .308 or 300wm

If you are getting the 300, take the bolt out of the gun and inspect the nose... they whacked the crap out of mine when installing the extractor rivet. Had to send it back to remington and they replaced the entire bolt under warranty. The non magnum bolts do not have riveted extractors and wont have this problem.

keep in mind there are two types of remington 5r rifles.  the black ones are made for a distributor called sports south and sold by Buds and are NOT stainless. 
Buds also sometimes has the stainless models which we stock and which are made for another distributor called Acusport.

thanks for answering that question.... i was just going to ask about the black stock 5r's....

do you have the 223 stainless in stock? what's that going for?

keep in mind there are two types of remington 5r rifles.  the black ones are made for a distributor called sports south and sold by Buds and are NOT stainless. 
Buds also sometimes has the stainless models which we stock and which are made for another distributor called Acusport.

good point, When I see a topic about the Remington 5R I automatically think of the "5R Stainless Special" I think this black one must be something newer because when I was doing my research on the 5r a few months ago it always meant the other one with the HS precision stock and stainless.

I want to get a set of 5r's 223 308 and 300 wm....

so need to save if the 300 wm is $1299 or wait till price drops if that even happens....