Posted by Jason Brumett
The Remington Model Seven™ Predator is designed to go after small to medium size games as the calibers available are 17 fireball, 204 ruger, 223 Remington, 22-250 Remington, 242 win. With a barrel length of 22" it is fine for maneuvering amongst dense brush. This gun has been in use and tested in the field since 1983 so any flaws that it once had have seen been fixed. It is because of this that the gun is reliable, and because it's Remington you know it's accurate.
Gun is covered in Mossy Oak Brush camo, has a 22" fluted barrel, synthetic stock like the model 7 XCR, and the popular adjustable X-Mark Pro trigger.
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