REMINGTON Model 722

Overview

Remington Model 722 - .244 Remington Manufacturer: Remington Model: 722 (short-action bolt rifle) Production years: 1948-1962 Action: Bolt-action Origin: USA Rifle SpecsAction type: Bolt-action, short action Magazine: Internal box (typically 4 rounds) Barrel length (.244): Usually 22" or 24" Stock: Walnut sporter-style Sights: Iron sights + drilled/tapped for scope mounts 244 Remington CartridgeIntroduced: 1955 Bullet diameter: .243 caliber (6mm) Based on: necked-down .257 Roberts case Typical bullet weights: 75-90 grain (common in original rifles) Heavier bullets less stable in early barrels Important:Early Model 722 rifles typically had a 1:12 twist rate, which favors lighter bullets Later rebranded as 6mm Remington with faster twist for heavier bullets Performance & UseVelocity: ~3,000-3,400 fps depending on load Use cases: Varmints (excellent) Predators Deer (with proper bullet selection) Key CharacteristicsOne of the first modern bolt-action sporting rifles Known for: Strong, simple action Good accuracy Affordable design for its time .244 Rem vs .243 Win (quick context).244 Rem: Slightly faster velocity Originally optimized for lighter bullets .243 Win: Better for heavier (100gr) hunting bullets Became more popular overall item shows superficial scratches on stock none which would affect the function.(1)Swavorski-Optik Tirol Habicht 6x42 Nova Scope