Introducing the Remington Model 722, a bolt action rifle that represents a significant piece of Remington's superior craftsmanship history. Manufactured in the United States in 1956, this Model 722 is chambered in .244 Rem. caliber, a versatile round that was unique for its time. This round was designed not only for varmint shooting, but also provided the necessary power for medium-sized game. The blued finish on the gun adds a touch of classic elegance to the robust, durable design, exemplifying the craftsmanship that Remington was known for.
The overall condition of this rifle is good, showing some signs of prior use and handling. The bore condition is excellent, a testament to the care and maintenance that this piece has received. The gun appears to have been customized over its life, possibly re-blued and fitted with an aftermarket walnut Monte Carlo stock, which is missing the butt plate. The rear sight has been removed and two scope rings, weaver 1", have been added. There is a fixed trigger guard with no hinge plate.
The Model 722 has a capacity of 4+1 rounds, placing it in the standard range for bolt-action rifles of this period. The barrel length is 26 inches, and the length of pull is 12.5 inches. This model combines history, functionality, and beauty into one firearm, making it a compelling allure for both collectors and sportsmen. Whether you're a dedicated firearm enthusiast or a casual collector, the Remington Model 722 in .244 Rem. is a piece that you won't want to miss out on.