Model 700 vs. Model 766?
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I have a left handed Model 700 CDL in 30-06, and have wished I could get one in .223 but I didn't think Remington made it in .223. Well I've found a used rifle in .223 that looks just like my 700 CDL, but it's called a Model 766 LH (left hand). I think I'll buy it if I can get it for a decent price on it. BUT I'd like to know more about it first....ANYBODY heard of this model before (assume it's out of production now) or know anything about it? Thanks!
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Update....... The online photo could be better so that's the problem I think. The 66 is definitely not a 88, so I think it's most likely a 00- making it a 700. More online hunting around last night lead me to believe its probably a Remington Part Number:7101. I have an email into the seller so hopefully he'll confirm that. Thanks for the view.
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Never heard of a Model 766 myself, and I don't think it's listed in my book of Remington rifles. But am positive that Remington made the LH 700 in .223 because it was so popular. It could be a 788. Let us know what you find.
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What Scorpion said. Never heard of a 766 either. Betting on a 788 myself.
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Show us a picture of the bolt, as the 788 locking lugs and bolt cocking piece shroud are unmistakeable.
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Come on Dutch let's see that bolt!! Inquiring minds want to know!
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