Description
The Remington Model Seven SS 6mm Rem 20″ Barrel X Mark Pro Trigger 6.5 lbs is a lightweight, stainless steel bolt-action rifle chambered in the flat-shooting 6mm Remington cartridge. It’s built for the hunter who covers ground and demands a reliable, accurate, and easy-carrying rifle that’s ready for the field with minimal fuss. I’ve put a few boxes of Hornady Custom through mine, and it’s a shooter right out of the box.
Key Features
- Stainless Steel Construction: Built to shrug off Missouri’s damp mornings and unpredictable weather.
- 20-Inch Barrel: The perfect balance of maneuverability in thick cover and velocity for the 6mm Rem cartridge.
- X-Mark Pro Trigger: User-adjustable from 3 to 5 pounds; ours comes set at a crisp 6.5 lbs from the factory.
- Lightweight Design: The compact Model Seven action and short barrel keep weight down for all-day carries.
- Centerfeed Magazine: Provides reliable feeding for the sleek 6mm Remington spitzer bullets.
Specifications & Details
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Caliber | 6mm Remington |
| Barrel Length | 20 Inches |
| Overall Weight | Approx. 6.5 lbs (scope not included) |
| Action Type | Bolt Action |
| Trigger | X-Mark Pro (Factory set ~6.5 lb pull) |
| Finish | Stainless Steel |
Look, the 6mm Remington is a classic deer and varmint cartridge that flies flat and hits hard. This particular Model Seven configuration is a no-nonsense tool. The stainless steel means less worry about rust during a long, sweaty stalk or in a damp gun safe. That 20-inch barrel makes it quick to shoulder in a blind or when navigating brush—you’re not swinging a fence post around. At a price of $676.79, it represents a solid value for a durable, American-made hunting rifle that ships to Missouri and compliant US states. The action is smooth, and the synthetic stock is durable, if a bit utilitarian. It’s a rifle that begs for a simple, lightweight scope from a brand like Leupold or Vortex to complete the package.
Who This Rifle Is For
This is the rifle for the mobile hunter. Think of the Missouri whitetail hunter still-hunting the timber, the western hunter covering mountain miles for pronghorn, or the shooter who needs a compact, weather-resistant rifle for coyotes. It’s not a heavy-barreled target rig; it’s a purpose-built hunting tool. If your priority is a lightweight, pointable, and reliable rifle that requires no gunsmithing to get started, this Model Seven fits the bill perfectly.
Pros & Cons
Pros: The stainless steel construction is a huge advantage for longevity with minimal maintenance. The short, lightweight profile is a dream for hiking and hunting in tight quarters. The X-Mark Pro trigger is a significant upgrade over older Remington designs and is easily adjustable if you want to lighten that 6.5-pound pull. It’s a classic, effective caliber that performs beautifully on medium game.
Cons: The 6.5-pound trigger pull is heavier than most precision shooters prefer, though it is adjustable. Ammunition for the 6mm Remington isn’t as ubiquitous as .243 Win or 6.5 Creedmoor, so you’ll want to plan your purchases. The synthetic stock is functional but doesn’t have the premium feel of an aftermarket chassis or wood stock.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How does the 6mm Remington compare to the .243 Winchester?
A: They’re ballistic twins, but the 6mm Rem typically has a slight case capacity edge. In practical terms, they’re nearly identical for hunting. The main difference is ammo availability—.243 Win is far more common on store shelves.
Q: Is the trigger really adjustable?
A: Yes. The X-Mark Pro trigger has an external adjustment screw for pull weight. You can safely lower it from the factory 6.5 lbs, but I’d recommend a gunsmith if you’re unfamiliar with the process to ensure safety.
Q: What kind of scope base does it use?
A: The Model Seven uses a standard Remington 700 short action footprint. That means it’s compatible with the vast array of scope mounts and rails made for the Rem 700 SA, from brands like Warne, Talley, and Leupold.
Here’s the thing—this rifle is a straightforward, honest hunting implement. It’s not trying to be a tactical sniper system or a showpiece; it’s built to be carried, to work in the elements, and to put game on the ground. The value is in its simplicity and durability. If that’s what you’re after, this Model Seven is ready to go. You can find it available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide.
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