Remington
The Remington 783 in .300 Wby Mag is a hard-working bolt-action rifle built for hunters who need serious range and power. With a 24-inch barrel, this rifle delivers the velocity and trajectory needed for long-distance hunting and open-country pursuits where caliber and reach matter. The 783 line has earned its place in the field as an affordable, no-nonsense hunting rifle that doesn't ask you to choose between capability and value.
Remington's 783 platform is known for solid fundamentals: a reliable bolt-action mechanism, a clean trigger pull, and a rifle that points naturally and handles confidently from the bench or in the field. The .300 Wby Mag is a serious cartridge—flat-shooting, hard-hitting, and proven on large game and extreme-distance targets. The 24-inch barrel balances velocity and practicality, giving you the ballistic advantage of the magnum without an unwieldy length.
This black-stocked version offers the classic look that works in any hunting situation, from western mule deer country to pronghorn plains. If you're building a hunting rifle that combines proven action design with a magnum cartridge you can trust, the Remington 783 .300 Wby Mag deserves a close look.
| Brand | Remington |
| Model | 783 |
| Chambering | .300 Wby Mag |
| Action Type | Bolt-Action |
| Barrel Length | 24 inches |
| Stock | Black |
The .300 Wby Mag is a powerful magnum rifle cartridge designed for long-range hunting of large game and extended-distance target shooting. It delivers flat trajectory and hard-hitting energy at distance, making it popular for western hunting and precision rifle applications.
The Remington 783 is a traditional bolt-action rifle with a straightforward, proven design. It's widely used by hunters who value dependable mechanics and accurate shooting without unnecessary complexity or cost.
A 24-inch barrel on a magnum rifle balances velocity and practical handling. It's long enough to achieve the cartridge's intended ballistic performance but not so long that it becomes cumbersome in the field or from a vehicle.
The .300 Wby Mag and 783 platform are well-suited for hunters pursuing large game at extended ranges, including elk, mule deer, and other game in open terrain where magnum ballistics and reach provide an advantage.






Remington




The Remington 783 in .300 Wby Mag is a hard-working bolt-action rifle built for hunters who need serious range and power. With a 24-inch barrel, this rifle delivers the velocity and trajectory needed for long-distance hunting and open-country pursuits where caliber and reach matter. The 783 line has earned its place in the field as an affordable, no-nonsense hunting rifle that doesn't ask you to choose between capability and value.
Remington's 783 platform is known for solid fundamentals: a reliable bolt-action mechanism, a clean trigger pull, and a rifle that points naturally and handles confidently from the bench or in the field. The .300 Wby Mag is a serious cartridge—flat-shooting, hard-hitting, and proven on large game and extreme-distance targets. The 24-inch barrel balances velocity and practicality, giving you the ballistic advantage of the magnum without an unwieldy length.
This black-stocked version offers the classic look that works in any hunting situation, from western mule deer country to pronghorn plains. If you're building a hunting rifle that combines proven action design with a magnum cartridge you can trust, the Remington 783 .300 Wby Mag deserves a close look.
| Brand | Remington |
| Model | 783 |
| Chambering | .300 Wby Mag |
| Action Type | Bolt-Action |
| Barrel Length | 24 inches |
| Stock | Black |
The .300 Wby Mag is a powerful magnum rifle cartridge designed for long-range hunting of large game and extended-distance target shooting. It delivers flat trajectory and hard-hitting energy at distance, making it popular for western hunting and precision rifle applications.
The Remington 783 is a traditional bolt-action rifle with a straightforward, proven design. It's widely used by hunters who value dependable mechanics and accurate shooting without unnecessary complexity or cost.
A 24-inch barrel on a magnum rifle balances velocity and practical handling. It's long enough to achieve the cartridge's intended ballistic performance but not so long that it becomes cumbersome in the field or from a vehicle.
The .300 Wby Mag and 783 platform are well-suited for hunters pursuing large game at extended ranges, including elk, mule deer, and other game in open terrain where magnum ballistics and reach provide an advantage.