Not at all! It feels well-absorbed with the right ammo choice; I recommend testing a few different brands to find what suits you best.
Still debating whether to invest in this model. I wonder how it compares to others in the same range? Any thoughts on its advantages, folks?
If you want a reliable option with decent performance, the 770 is solid. It may not be the lightest, but it certainly gets the job done for hunting!
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Solid advice! But some say it can feel clunky too. Anyone else feel that way?
Honestly, it might feel clunky to some, but for me, every rifle has its quirks. Just embrace it and make it work for you! 
I’ve had good experiences with the Remington 300 Win Mag 770. Its accuracy is quite commendable for mid-range hunting. However, you might want to compare it with the Ruger American, which has better ergonomics.
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That’s true! I’ve found that the 770 is a bit heavy though. If you prioritize weight, the Tikka T3 might be a better choice, especially if you’re trekking long distances.
I appreciate the reliability of the 770, but some say it lacks the refinement seen in models like the Browning X-Bolt. Has anyone else made that comparison?
Absolutely! The Browning feels premium. However, for budget-conscious hunters, the Remington 770 offers great value as a starter rifle.
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I have a soft spot for the 770, but its trigger isn’t the best. For a tighter shot group, I’d suggest checking out the Savage Axis as well. What do others think?
Good point! A better trigger can make all the difference. I switched to the 770 specifically for its decent performance in adverse weather, which is something I appreciate.
While the 770 has its strengths, I’ve noticed some users say it isn’t very customizable compared to others like the Weatherby Vanguard. Is that a deal-breaker for most?
True! Customization is key for some. But the 770’s simplicity might actually appeal to new hunters who need ease of use.
Is it just me, or does the Remington 770 look a bit dated design-wise? That said, it does get the job done for hunting boar. Any thoughts?
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Haha, it’s true! But sometimes, classic feel works! Just don’t expect it to turn heads at the range.
I’ve always found the 770 reliable, even if it’s not showy. Good for those who value functionality over aesthetics. Anyone else using it as their primary firearm?
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Me! I’ve used it for years. It’s my go-to for deer season. Still, I’m curious about how the competition stacks up as I consider upgrading.