Sounds like some muling is needed up in here! 
Will travel to meet and it comes with its own manbun.Wow ...if you were closer . I'd have to get a clip on manbun though
Been thinking hard on it but I really don't need this ... super nice rifle though brother .
Chance are a divorce would come with my next gun purchase, but I am curious about Remington rifles these days. Is this a current model? Who is making them now & how does the quality compare to those mfr'd by the original Remington? FYI, I own several older Remington guns & recall their 700 action considered the best stock action available at one time. I own several older Rem700 in 6mm, .280 (prior to rebranding as 7mm Express), 25.06 & 30.06 and Rem870 Wingmaster shotguns in .410, 28ga, 16ga, 20ga & several versions in 12ga. Not trying to derail the OP, just trying to understand the vintage of the gun offered versus those mfr'd by the original Remington.
You don't even have to leave your seat buddy, it's electronic and you see your target on an E pad on your bench
If you want to get rid of some of them old Remington's to keep you out of the dog house, you better sure and holler at me.
Yeah, it's a shame. Obviously Remington guns were among my favorite. I do own several SKB (Japan) shotguns that I like. The only Remington shotgun I own that I might be willing to part with is a Remington Versamax in 12ga, synthetic camo stock. Nice gun, used one season duck hunting. but I just didn't think it was a good fit for me. After a try with a Beretta autoloader, I've settled on a Winchester SX3 which I have been shooting for the last 10 yrs or so. Very reliable, good fit & easy to clean (my issue with the Beretta which didn't like to shoot dirty).If you want to get rid of some of them old Remington's to keep you out of the dog house, you better sure and holler at me.
Also, Freedom Arms purchased Remington in 2007 and QC was iffy at best since then. Now there is no Remington, but RemArms.
