Description
The Remington 783, 3-9x40mm Scope 7mm Rem Mag Bolt 24, Synthetic Black Stock, 3 rd is a ready-to-hunt bolt-action rifle package. It’s a centerfire hunting rifle chambered in the flat-shooting 7mm Remington Magnum, featuring a 24-inch barrel, a synthetic stock, and a factory-mounted 3-9x40mm scope. At $385.30, it’s an affordable, complete setup for big-game hunters.
Key Features
- Factory-mounted and bore-sighted 3-9x40mm scope for immediate use.
- Chambered in the potent 7mm Remington Magnum, ideal for long-range deer and elk.
- Triangular receiver design for a rigid, accurate bedding system.</n
- User-adjustable CrossFire trigger system for a clean, crisp pull.
- Synthetic black stock is durable and weather-resistant for Missouri’s varied seasons.
Specifications & Details
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Caliber | 7mm Remington Magnum |
| Barrel Length | 24 inches |
| Magazine Capacity | 3+1 rounds |
| Overall Length | Approx. 44.5 inches |
| Stock Material | Synthetic, Black |
| Trigger | Adjustable CrossFire |
I’ve put a few boxes of 7mm Rem Mag through this platform, and here’s the thing—the value proposition is hard to ignore. The rifle comes with a scope already mounted, which means it’s essentially drop-in ready for the range or the field. You’ll need to finalize the zero, of course, but the hard part is done. The 24-inch barrel is a good match for the 7mm Rem Mag cartridge, allowing that powder to burn efficiently for high velocity. The synthetic stock isn’t fancy, but it’s tough as nails and won’t warp in the humidity we get here. The adjustable CrossFire trigger is a standout feature you don’t always see at this price; you can tune it to your preference for a cleaner break. Weighing in around 7.5 pounds unscoped, it’s a manageable carry for a full day in a tree stand or on a stalk.
Who This Rifle Is For
This package is built for the hunter who wants a serious, capable rifle without the serious price tag. It’s perfect for a Missouri hunter looking to step up to a cartridge that can ethically take whitetail at extended ranges or make the trip out west for elk or mule deer. It’s also a solid choice for a first-time big-game rifle buyer who wants a complete, no-fuss setup. The 7mm Rem Mag is a versatile cartridge, but it does have some recoil—so it’s best for shooters who are comfortable with or ready to learn to manage a magnum round.
Pros & Cons
Pros: The out-of-the-box readiness is the biggest win. You get a scope, rings, and a bore-sighted rifle for one low price. The adjustable trigger is a fantastic feature that directly impacts shootability. The 7mm Rem Mag chambering offers excellent long-range performance for North American game. The synthetic stock is utterly practical for real-world hunting conditions.
Cons: The stock is a basic, hollow synthetic—it gets the job done but lacks the ergonomic refinement of higher-end models. The included scope is functional, but serious long-range shooters will likely want to upgrade to something with better glass and turrets down the line. As with any firearm purchase, remember that an FFL transfer is required for firearm purchases when shipping.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the scope any good, or should I plan on replacing it immediately?
A: The included 3-9x40mm is a basic, functional scope. It’s perfectly adequate for most hunting shots inside 300 yards, which covers the vast majority of situations. I’d use it, get comfortable with the rifle, and then upgrade the optic later if you find yourself pushing ranges or wanting clearer glass in low light.
Q: What kind of accuracy can I expect from the Remington 783?
A: With the rigid triangular receiver and free-floated barrel, the 783 has a solid accuracy foundation. I’ve consistently seen 1 to 1.5 MOA groups with quality factory ammo like Federal Premium or Hornady American Whitetail. That’s more than accurate enough for any ethical hunting shot. The adjustable trigger lets you fine-tune one of the most critical components for precision.
Q: Can I use aftermarket accessories or stocks with this rifle?
A: Yes, to a degree. The 783 uses its own proprietary magazine system, so you’re somewhat locked into that. However, the aftermarket for these rifles has grown. You can find chassis systems and stock options from brands like MDT (Modern Day Tactical) that offer a more customizable platform if you decide to go that route later on.
Look, if you need a capable, long-range hunting rifle that’s ready to go the day you pick it up from your FFL, the Remington 783 package is a compelling option. It ships to Missouri and compliant US states, bringing a lot of performance for the money. For under $400, you get a hunting system that would cost significantly more to piece together separately. Check availability on this 7mm Rem Mag package at firearms-missouri.com.
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