Description
The Remington Model 783 .270 Win 22″ Barrel Synthetic Black Stock is a bolt-action hunting rifle built for precision and reliability at an accessible price point. It’s a purpose-driven tool for the hunter who needs consistent, downrange performance without unnecessary complexity or cost. This rifle ships to Missouri and compliant US states.
Key Features
- SuperCell recoil pad for manageable follow-up shots.
- User-adjustable CrossFire trigger system for a crisp, clean break.</n
- Free-floating, button-rifled 22-inch barrel for enhanced accuracy.
- Diamond-black, synthetic stock resistant to weather and rough handling.
- Drilled and tapped receiver for easy scope mounting—no gunsmithing required.
Specifications & Details
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Caliber | .270 Winchester |
| Barrel Length | 22 Inches |
| Overall Length | 42.5 Inches |
| Weight | 7.0 lbs |
| Magazine Capacity | 4 Rounds (Detachable Box Magazine) |
| Stock Material | Synthetic, Black |
When it comes to reaching out across a Missouri bean field or tracking through the Ozark backcountry, you need a rifle that won’t let you down. The Model 783 is built around that core principle. Its free-floated barrel minimizes contact points with the stock, which reduces harmonic vibration and promotes consistent shot placement. The adjustable CrossFire trigger is a standout—you can tune the pull weight to your preference, ensuring the shot breaks exactly when you intend. That said, the real-world benefit is a package that’s ready to perform right out of the box for a total price of $319.50.
Who This Rifle Is For
This is the rifle for the practical hunter. It’s for the deer hunter who spends more time studying wind direction than cataloging cosmetic scratches on their stock. It’s for the shooter who values a clean trigger and a solid barrel over fancy checkering or a high-gloss finish. If your priority is a reliable, accurate tool that gets the job done season after season without a second mortgage, this is your platform. It’s also an excellent first centerfire rifle for a new hunter, offering serious performance at an entry-level cost.
Pros & Cons
Pros: The accuracy-for-dollar ratio is exceptional. The adjustable trigger is a genuine performance feature rarely found at this price. The synthetic stock and corrosion-resistant barrel finish handle moisture and hard use without complaint. The detachable magazine makes unloading safe and simple in the field.
Cons: The stock is functional but basic; it lacks the ergonomic contouring of higher-end models. The action may feel a bit utilitarian compared to more refined, and more expensive, bolt-actions. The rifle’s total weight of 7 pounds balances well for carrying but is light enough that you’ll feel the .270’s punch on the bench.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What scope base does the Remington 783 use?
A: The receiver is drilled and tapped for a standard Remington 700 short-action scope base pattern. This makes it compatible with a wide range of mounts from brands like Leupold, Warne, and Talley, allowing for straightforward optic setup.
Q: Is the .270 Winchester a good caliber for Missouri whitetail?
A: Absolutely. The .270 Win delivers flat trajectory and ample energy for ethical takedowns at typical Midwestern hunting ranges. It’s a versatile cartridge capable of handling everything from Missouri whitetail to Western pronghorn with proper shot placement.
Q: What’s the real difference between this and a more expensive rifle?
A: You’re primarily paying for refinements: a smoother action, a more ergonomic stock, and finer finish work. The core accuracy potential, especially with the 783’s free-floated barrel and good trigger, is often very close. For the hunter who prioritizes hitting the vitals over a butter-smooth bolt cycle, the 783 delivers the essential performance.
Ready to put a dependable, accurate hunting tool in your hands? This Remington Model 783 .270 Win is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide.
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