The Remington Society website http://www.remingtonsociety.com contains a page that contains a listing of the date codes and their corresponding months and years. You can find the date codes on the left side of the barrel near the breech. For example, I have a model 514 that has no serial number and its date code letters are X M. X means it was manufactured during the month of December. Since there is no serial number on my rifle, I may safely assume that it was produced prior to 1968. The M can either be 1921 or 1965. Since the model 514 was not introduced until the late 1940s, I know my rifle was manufactured during December, 1965.
Since 1921 Remington has date stamped the barrel you can find the details/table on the Remington Society of America under the Manufactured Date link.
Since 1921 Remington has date stamped the barrel you can find the details/table on the Remington Society of America under the Manufactured Date link.
All Remington starting in 1921 are date stamped with a letter code on the barrel (month/year) you can find the details and table on the Remington Society of America under the Manufactured Date link. Value is best determined by looking at like sales on Gunbroker.com.
Which ones? The barrel? That's a date code. Check Remington Society of America - manufactured date link.
Check the manufactured date link on the Remington Society of America for details.
Yes, I bought one at Walmart last week
Date code on barrel, check Remington Society of America - manufactured date link.
Check the date stamp on the barrel. The table look and details are on the manufactured date link of the Remington Society of America.
Owner manuals for (at least the modern) rifles is downloadable from the Remington site.
Yes, Remington makes the 700 in that caliber.
The Remington 700 is 41.5 inches long (around 1.05 meters).
Any scope that you choose to use can be used on your remington model 700.