Description
Item Description
Bryant Ridge Co. is pleased to present this incredible bolt-action rifle today for a penny-start auction; this is the Remington Model Seven Lightweight CDL Classic Deluxe!
SPECIFICATIONS:
Manufacturer: Remington
Model: Model Seven (7) Lightweight CDL Classic Deluxe
Serial: 7817179
Date of Manufacture: 2005 (According to the “RZ” Date Code)
Caliber: .204 Ruger
Finish: Satin Blue
Barrel Length: 20"
Optics/Sights: No Sights / Drilled and Tapped Receiver / Mounts
Stock/Grips: American Walnut Checkered Deluxe Stock w/ Checkered Pistol Grip and Forearm w/ Black Stock Cap
Action: Bolt-Action
Markings: Standard
Bryant Ridge's Analysis:
Sportsmen, particularly those pursuing backcountry game that required long hikes or fatiguing changes in elevation, longed for that performance in a lighter package, though. Remington answered their demand in 1983 with the introduction of the Model Seven, a short-action bolt rifle with distinct Model 700 lineage. There were five chamberings available that first year: .222 Rem., .243 Win., 7 mm-08 Rem., 6 mm Rem. and .308 Win. With 18", free-floated barrels, they weighed in at roughly 6 lbs., four ozs. Stocks were all checkered American walnut, and each could hold four cartridges above the hinged floorplate. The .222 Rem. model was the exception. It held five. A .223 Rem. Model 7 was introduced in 1984, and the .222 Rem. chambering was dropped from the line the next year. In 1987, Remington managed to reduce overall weigh even further—to 5 lbs., 4 ozs.—with a fiberglass-stocked version reinforced with Kevlar. The demand was brisk enough that the firm’s custom shop began offering variations on synthetic models the same year. Enthusiasts were buying Model Sevens, and the company offered a wide variety from which to choose during the bolt-action rifle’s run. Today you can find used models with a stainless-steel finish, blued, different barrel lengths, stocks in camo patterns, wood laminates and much more. The short-action rifles were nimble, weighed less and when in a mild-recoiling chambering—like the 7 mm-08 Rem.—considered by many an ideal choice for hunters pursuing big game for the first time.
Return Policy:
We gladly offer a 3 day unfired inspection policy from the time that the firearm is delivered to your FFL. Refunds are available for all qualifying orders.
Model: Model Seven (7) Lightweight CDL Classic Deluxe
Serial: 7817179
Date of Manufacture: 2005 (According to the “RZ” Date Code)
Caliber: .204 Ruger
Finish: Satin Blue
Barrel Length: 20"
Optics/Sights: No Sights / Drilled and Tapped Receiver / Mounts
Stock/Grips: American Walnut Checkered Deluxe Stock w/ Checkered Pistol Grip and Forearm w/ Black Stock Cap
Action: Bolt-Action
Markings: Standard
Bryant Ridge's Analysis:
Sportsmen, particularly those pursuing backcountry game that required long hikes or fatiguing changes in elevation, longed for that performance in a lighter package, though. Remington answered their demand in 1983 with the introduction of the Model Seven, a short-action bolt rifle with distinct Model 700 lineage. There were five chamberings available that first year: .222 Rem., .243 Win., 7 mm-08 Rem., 6 mm Rem. and .308 Win. With 18", free-floated barrels, they weighed in at roughly 6 lbs., four ozs. Stocks were all checkered American walnut, and each could hold four cartridges above the hinged floorplate. The .222 Rem. model was the exception. It held five. A .223 Rem. Model 7 was introduced in 1984, and the .222 Rem. chambering was dropped from the line the next year. In 1987, Remington managed to reduce overall weigh even further—to 5 lbs., 4 ozs.—with a fiberglass-stocked version reinforced with Kevlar. The demand was brisk enough that the firm’s custom shop began offering variations on synthetic models the same year. Enthusiasts were buying Model Sevens, and the company offered a wide variety from which to choose during the bolt-action rifle’s run. Today you can find used models with a stainless-steel finish, blued, different barrel lengths, stocks in camo patterns, wood laminates and much more. The short-action rifles were nimble, weighed less and when in a mild-recoiling chambering—like the 7 mm-08 Rem.—considered by many an ideal choice for hunters pursuing big game for the first time.
Return Policy:
We gladly offer a 3 day unfired inspection policy from the time that the firearm is delivered to your FFL. Refunds are available for all qualifying orders.
Shipping Details
Handgun Standard Shipping with Insurance $50.00
Long Gun Standard Shipping with Insurance $70.00
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