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CPTMurdoc30 · June 15, 2008, 05:36 PM

What remington m700 have bad ejectors? Never had a problem with mine. Maybe the people with bad one's need to learn how to clean a bolt face properly along with cleaning a gun.

From what I see 90% of all the badmouthing about any one gun is because that person bought it didn't take time to learn it and did not take care of it properly. Kind of like wood stocks I have rifles that have wood stocks that will put your plastic stoked rifle to shame. My dad has a 25-06 bench rifle that has a wooden stock that is missing 80+% of the finish on it the stainless barrel is a little tarnished and that sucker will put 5 bullets in to a hole that is .3" or less at 100 yards.

June 15, 2008, 05:36 PM	#5
CPTMurdoc30 Senior Member Join Date: February 27, 2008 Location: Stafford VA Posts: 969	What remington m700 have bad ejectors? Never had a problem with mine. Maybe the people with bad one's need to learn how to clean a bolt face properly along with cleaning a gun. From what I see 90% of all the badmouthing about any one gun is because that person bought it didn't take time to learn it and did not take care of it properly. Kind of like wood stocks I have rifles that have wood stocks that will put your plastic stoked rifle to shame. My dad has a 25-06 bench rifle that has a wooden stock that is missing 80+% of the finish on it the stainless barrel is a little tarnished and that sucker will put 5 bullets in to a hole that is .3" or less at 100 yards. __________________ Solving Virginia's Ground Hog problems 50gr at a time.....