[Boberama]

Which of the following have push, controlled, or controlled-push round feed?
http://i479.photobucket.com/albums/rr158/boberamatheclown/m70.jpg?t=1272858652

[tiwil]

All the newer production Model 70 have crf action.

[ArmedBear]

All these guns have the same action designs: CRF.

[USSR]

When FN restarted Winchester Model 70 production in South Carolina, I believe all were based on CRF actions. If you are talking about the old New Haven, CT made rifles, you can find all of the action types that were listed, with the latter made controlled-pushfeed actions being unreliable and the answer to a problem that didn't exist.

Don

[tcrocker]

I have the featherweight in 30-06 and love it the trigger is great not a target trigger but great for a hunting rifle.

[desidog]

All those options have the same receiver...the differences come from the stock and the barrel attributes.

Production wise, it would be twice as hard to make two different types of action under one roof and call them by the same name.

I'm waiting on a Lefty version....a featherweight .308, please!

[ForneyRider]

I just bought my dad a 270 WSM Super Grade. It is FN, pre-64 action with MOA trigger.