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Like the 222Remington, 222Rem Magnum, 223 Rem, 22250Rem. All very unpopular!

I would sight it in at 100m. Zero it there, or like I do 65mm high at 100m. Use a ballistic chart to suit your needs. You will be much more confident in your shots over various distances.

Try finding a hog in your scope, set on 9, when the hog is 20m away and running through cover. 2x easy, 9x impossible.

The Marlins aren't what they used to be. But the new ones are well built and reliable. My 336C has functioned perfectly whilst out hunting hogs. Just go to your local gun shop and check them out for yourself.

My first centre fire rifle was Remington 788, it was a 22 250. That was 35 years ago, they were budget priced and as you said probably not the best looking Remington rifle. I owned that rifle for 15 years and shot many many goats in the Flinders Ranges of South Australia with it, foxes, rabbits...

Your bullet starts to drop the moment it leaves the barrel, also loosing velocity at that point too!

The 270 shoots so flat that you can use the published trajectory figures with confidence for hunting purposes. Same with all of the common rifles we shoot today, barrel length will make a small difference but you won't notice it for hunting. For me I always zero a flat shooter like yours at...

I just bought 6 boxes of Remington Corelok in 308, they are just like yours in the photo, all seated differently going by the position of the cannelure. I'm not sure, maybe I should take em back. What the hell is going on at Remington? I bought some 30/30 Corelok ammo not so long back and it was...

I had a similar problem with my 243 Remington Mountain Rifle, it was the model without a detachable magazine box, just a floor plate and load em in through the top. After many years and rounds, the pressed steel box that holds the rounds in the stock, developed a very slight outward bend at the...

I've shot a handful of wild Bulls with my 243, the best way to put the lights out on these dangerous Bulls with a 100gr bullet is in the brain box, drop on the spot, no movement. I've shot hundreds of rabbits with a 22, mostly head shots, cause we eat em, a few get jumpin around, hares really...