Model 725. Description: Similar to the Models 721/722 with a Monte Carlo stock, hinged floorplate and oversized three position safety. Introduction Year: 1958. Year Discontinued: 1961. Total Production: Approximately: 16,635. Designer/Inventor: Wayne Leek & Charlie Campbell. Action Type: Bolt Action. Serial Number Blocks: Starting: 700,000 ...

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Remington's Model 725 rifle was a short-lived bolt-action design offered from 1958 to 1961. About 16,635 were manufactured in .222 Rem., .243 Win., .244 Rem., .270 Win., 280 Rem., and .30-'06 chamberings.

Here is a pretty nice Remington Model 725 in 30-06. The rifle bears serial # 700921. Manufactured 1958-1961 Remington made 7657 rifles in this caliber. The rifle has a 22-inch barrel and the bore is bright with no issues. Receiver is drilled and tapped for scope base as well as two screws on the left-hand side for receiver mounted peep style sight.

2017年2月9日 · Remington made the 725 between 1957 and 1962 when the 721/722/725 series was superseded by the 700 ADL and BDL. According to John F. Lacy's book, there were fewer than 1,000 Remington 725s made in 243 between 1960 and 1962, so if you find one, you'd better buy it. I have a 725 in 244 and think that it is a nice rifle.

2016年5月10日 · The Model 725 was the first Remington bolt-action rifle chambered for the .280 Rem. cartridge on a commercial basis. It has a gracefully contoured 550mm barrel and nicely profiled stock with subdued Monte Carlo combfor scope use.

All Original Description: Remington model 725 in 270 Win.Built in 1958,this rifle is in excellent all original condition.It retains 98%+ of the original blue finish and 98%+ of the original wood finish.The 22" barrel has a mint bore and the original sights.The wood is sound and free of any cracks or damage.The stock still retains the original al...

2020年8月18日 · The 725 has a M1917/30S type safety and not the later 700-type, so I don't think there were problems with it. AFAIK, this model did have a floorplate release button; not sure if all of them were so equipped (i.e. early ones might not have). The action screws are certainly replacements, and one has to ask oneself why. Is the stock original?

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Our Assessment: The Remington 725 bolt action rifle was produced from 1958 to 1961. There where only about 16,635 of the 725 ever made. The 725 had a Monte Carlo stock, hinged floorplate, and an oversized 3 position safety. The .222 Rem was a popular cartridge from its introduction to the mid-1970s. It remains a popular round for varmint.