check out the new remington msr

[Guest m14man]

RemingtonMilitary.com

[nightrunner]

i do believe that is the wildest looking remington rifle i have ever seen

looks very nice

[Guest m14man]

yeah to bad it will probably be out of my price range.

[TripleDigitRide]

Very interesting.

Barrel Life -- 2,500 rounds. Doesn't that seem a little on the low side?

[Guest blackbeltchick]

Kind of robotic looking, but really cool.

[Guest Mugster]

They had a couple at the gunshow today. A rifle that big probably makes sense for .338, its a beast. Making it in .308/.300 makes no sense at all.

I am extremely glad to see remington offering new products vs going out of business with the same old tired out crap like winchester.

Edited June 29, 2009 by Mugster

[Guest joeharris]

Very nice! What's the Price?

Thank's!

[Magiccarpetrides]

Yeah good question...how much $$$

[Mark A]

pretty darn sweet...

[Guest mustangdave]

Daddy LIKEY....

[Guest bkelm18]

I like the looks of their modular 870 as well.

[Guest Xring04]

Pretty neat, but how much?

[Guest Jcochran88]

That is awsome, I love the 700 action this looks to be based on that. Might have just found my next purchase!!

[I_Like_Pie]

Very interesting.

Barrel Life -- 2,500 rounds. Doesn't that seem a little on the low side?

Nope...actually that is excellent (outstanding actually) for belted magnums and the others that gun is chambered for.

[Warbird]

Nope...actually that is excellent (outstanding actually) for belted magnums and the others that gun is chambered for.

Yep!

[Guest m14man]

anybody found out how much these are gonna retail for.

[Kegger]

The fact that the suppressor goes for over $3000 should be an indicator of the price point.

[nightrunner]

says the use the customer-supplied suppressor. but reccommend the AAC Titan.

[Guest m14man]

yeah i was affraid it was gonna be priced out of the normal mans range. guess im glad i bought my savage 10 bas.

[Oh Shoot]

I see it can be set for 20", 24", and 27" lengths, presumably without additional add ons.

So, what's the deal with Class III and the 20 and 24 inch configs? Gotta get a couple of stamps or something?

And when you buy the rifle, you already own those configs, so wouldn't that a violation to own it before getting the stamps?

- OS

[nightrunner]

I see it can be set for 20", 24", and 27" lengths, presumably without additional add ons.

So, what's the deal with Class III and the 20 and 24 inch configs? Gotta get a couple of stamps or something?

And when you buy the rifle, you already own those configs, so wouldn't that a violation to own it before getting the stamps?

- OS

huh?

SBR is for 16" barrel or less. and i believe its 26" overall length or less. either one of those and its a SBR and it doesnt meet either one. it would only be 34" with stock folded and a 20" barrel

Edited July 3, 2009 by nightrunner

[Oh Shoot]

huh?

SBR is for 16" barrel or less.

Well, overall length of rifle or shotgun can't be under 26".

That's not under the same permit/stamp?

(I obviously don't know Class III finer points).

- OS

[nightrunner]

see edited post. and yes it falls under the same thing, IIRC

[Oh Shoot]

see edited post. and yes it falls under the same thing, IIRC

OIC.

Now that I look closer, I see they are referring to barrel length, not overall length.

"never mind"

/Emily Latella

Edited July 3, 2009 by OhShoot

[nightrunner]

no. as far as it being a SBR, it is NOT. it is both over 26" in OAL AND its barrel is over 16".

if i read it correctly the customer supplies the suppressor and it can be used without it so you would need to get a stamp for the suppressor if/when you got one for it, but that would be it.

i see no reason to have to get a stamp for it but as im sure you wont be seeing these on the private sales market anytime soon, a dealer would let you know right quick that it was a NFA weapon