American Rifleman Television - Remington Model 783 Review

Published on June 24, 2015
Duration: 2:29

This review of the Remington Model 783 highlights its design for speed and low-cost manufacturing without compromising accuracy and reliability. It incorporates features from the Model 700 and Savage Model 110, including a barrel nut system and a Sako-style extractor. The rifle features an injection-molded polymer stock, a two-lug bolt, and the new Crossfire trigger system, adjustable from a factory 3.5 lbs.

Quick Summary

The Remington Model 783 is engineered for rapid, cost-effective manufacturing while maintaining accuracy and reliability. It features a barrel nut system, a two-lug bolt with Sako-style extractor, and a detachable box magazine based on the Model 700. The rifle boasts an injection-molded polymer stock and the new Crossfire trigger, factory-set at 3.5 lbs and user-adjustable.

Chapters

  1. 00:12Introduction to Remington Model 783
  2. 00:15Design Philosophy: Speed & Low Cost
  3. 00:24Features Borrowed from Model 700 & Savage 110
  4. 00:30Barrel Nut and Recoil Lug System
  5. 00:43Injection Molded Polymer Stock
  6. 00:50Two-Lug Bolt Design
  7. 00:58Sako Style Extractor and Button Ejector
  8. 01:08Detachable Box Magazine (Model 700 Body)
  9. 01:16What You Give Up: Aesthetics
  10. 01:28Modern Design and One-Piece Stock
  11. 01:33The Importance of a Good Trigger
  12. 01:39Introducing the Crossfire Trigger
  13. 01:49Trigger Weight and Adjustability
  14. 01:56Trigger Crispness and Reviewer's Opinion
  15. 02:00Barrel Contour and Lengths
  16. 02:06Calibers and Barrel Lengths (.30-06, .308, .270)
  17. 02:097mm Rem Mag Barrel Length
  18. 02:11Impact on the Bolt Action Hunting Rifle Scene
  19. 02:15Affordable Quality in Bolt-Action Rifles

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary design goal of the Remington Model 783?

The Remington Model 783 is primarily designed for speed and low-cost manufacturing. The goal is to produce an accurate and reliable rifle without the high costs typically associated with such performance, making it accessible to a wider range of shooters.

What are some key design features of the Remington Model 783?

Key features include a barrel nut system for barrel attachment, a two-lug bolt with a Sako-style extractor, a detachable box magazine derived from the Model 700, and an injection-molded polymer stock. It also incorporates the new Crossfire trigger system.

What is the Crossfire trigger on the Remington Model 783?

The Crossfire trigger is Remington's new articulated blade design. It features a front blade that must be depressed before the main trigger pull. It comes set at 3.5 lbs from the factory and is user-adjustable.

What barrel lengths are available for the Remington Model 783?

The Model 783 is available with a 22-inch semi-magnum contour barrel for calibers like .30-06, .308, and .270. For the 7mm Remington Magnum caliber, it features a 24-inch barrel.

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