Description
The Remington 783 Detach Mag Bolt 270 Winchester 22″ Barrel, American Wa, 4rd is a bolt-action hunting rifle built for reliability and precision. It’s a no-frills, centerfire platform chambered in the flat-shooting .270 Winchester, featuring a detachable box magazine and a 22-inch barrel for a balance of velocity and maneuverability. This rifle is designed for hunters who need consistent performance in the field without a complex setup.
When it comes to putting meat in the freezer or managing a property, you need a tool that works every time. The Remington 783 delivers that with a focus on core functionality. The action is smooth, the trigger is crisp and adjustable, and the detachable magazine system means quick reloads when you need a follow-up shot. It’s a rifle that gets the job done without fuss.
Key Features
- Chambered in the versatile .270 Winchester, a proven deer and medium-game cartridge.
- Detachable 4-round box magazine for fast, secure reloading.
- 22-inch carbon steel barrel optimized for velocity and handling in brush or blind.
- Adjustable CrossFire trigger system for a clean, customizable pull.
- Drilled and tapped receiver for easy scope mounting—no gunsmithing required.
- American walnut stock provides a classic, solid feel and stable platform.
Specifications & Details
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Caliber | .270 Winchester |
| Action | Bolt Action |
| Barrel Length | 22 Inches |
| Magazine Capacity | 4 Rounds |
| Stock Material | American Walnut |
| Overall Length | Approx. 42.5 Inches |
The rifle’s overall length of roughly 42.5 inches makes it easy to handle in a tree stand or from a vehicle. Weighing in at approximately 7.5 pounds unscoped, it carries easily over long distances but remains steady for an offhand shot. The real question is, can you trust it when the moment counts? The simple, robust design of the 783 says yes. It’s built to withstand the elements and the rigors of season after season, with a price point of $435.40 that puts a reliable big-game rifle within reach.
Who This Rifle Is For
This rifle is for the Missouri whitetail hunter who spends more time in the woods than in the gun shop. It’s for the landowner needing a dependable tool for predator control or harvesting game. It’s also an excellent first serious hunting rifle for a new shooter, offering modern performance in a traditional package without a steep learning curve or a steep price. The platform is straightforward, and mounting a scope from brands like Vortex or Leupold is a simple process.
Pros & Cons
Pros: The adjustable trigger is a standout feature for a rifle in this class, allowing you to tune the pull to your preference. The detachable magazine is a practical advantage over internal fixed magazines. The .270 Winchester cartridge offers excellent ballistics for most North American game. Finally, the classic walnut stock provides better stability and heat dissipation than many synthetic options.
Cons: The walnut stock, while handsome, is more susceptible to dings and moisture than a synthetic. The 4-round capacity is standard but less than some magazine-fed competitors. The rifle is a basic workhorse—don’t expect fancy checkering or a high-gloss finish. That said, every dollar is spent on the functional components that matter for accuracy and reliability.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What type of scope base does the Remington 783 use?
A: The receiver is drilled and tapped for a standard Remington 700 short-action scope base. This is a common pattern, making it easy to find compatible mounts from manufacturers like Warne, Leupold, or Talley. It’s drop-in ready for your preferred optics setup.
Q: Is the .270 Winchester suitable for elk hunting?
A: With proper bullet selection and within reasonable distances, the .270 Win is a capable elk cartridge. Many hunters have successfully taken elk with it for decades. For larger game like elk, prioritize heavy, controlled-expansion bullets (150-grain or more) and place your shots carefully.
Q: Are extra magazines readily available?
A: Yes, factory magazines and aftermarket options from brands like Magpul are available for the Remington 783. Having a spare magazine is a good practice for any detachable-magazine rifle, both for convenience and as a backup. FFL transfer required for firearm purchases, and this rifle ships to Missouri and compliant US states.
Ready to add this dependable bolt-action to your arsenal? The Remington 783 in .270 Winchester is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide.
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