Pictures! We want pictures!

 

I will happily share some pics later today when I get home, I didn’t know so many people were going to want to see it so I didn’t think to take pics of the full thing lol

 

A few years ago I inherited a few firearms from my father after he passed away and I’ve been trying to locate any information about one in particular but I have found very very little info on it.
The gun in question is a Mossberg Model 800CM - Cal. 22-250 REM
Does anyone out there have any info about this gun? The only thing I found is that it was introduced in 1970, discontinued in 1972, and the description says it’s a 800C with full length Mannlicher stock.
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A few years ago I inherited a few firearms from my father after he passed away and I’ve been trying to locate any information about one in particular but I have found very very little info on it.
The gun in question is a Mossberg Model 800CM - Cal. 22-250 REM
Does anyone out there have any info about this gun? The only thing I found is that it was introduced in 1970, discontinued in 1972, and the description says it’s a 800C with full length Mannlicher stock.

Hi Duke, this info is from, Mossberg ,more gun for the money, by Vic Havlin,available at Havlin Sales.com,
Mossberg found Louis Seecamp in Germany who had a prototype rifle, and brought it to the USA . It’s a standard bolt action, but with 6 locking lugs instead of the standard 3. Mossberg added their tang safety from the shotgun line and sold them to Montgomery Wards. Your’s is a “C” model in 22.250 which was added to the line by Alan Mossberg in His first year as president of Mossberg. Great littl varmit or target rifle, can you post some pics?

 

I will take a couple more pictures when I get home from work, I only took a picture of the info on the barrel to do some research but I did share that to this thread. Thank you for sharing the information you found with me, this seems to be a very interesting gun!

 

I have production listed as 1968-1973 but don't think the 800CV or 800CM had a full run of those years. I have never seen a 800CM. My 800CV is one great shooter at least out to 600 yards as I have never tried it past there. Ran out of range. I too would like to see a picture of your 800CM.

 

I found that info from Mossberg collectors .org so I’m unsure of its accuracy, but it’s the only info I’ve found so far. I will post more pictures of it when I get home from work, I only took one of the barrel for the information stamped into it. Your CV is beautiful, I’m a sucker for larger/wider grain lines like that!

 

As of this moment this is the only photo that I have but I will certainly snap a couple more photos and share with you all when I get home from work today!

 

I believe Mossberg Man owns several of these rifles, maybe he can add.................!

 

If anyone knows info about Mossbergs I think that would be a person that knows a thing or two judging by their name! I don’t have any way of messaging other members yet since I’m new here, but hopefully they’ll see this thread and chime in if they have any info!

 

Sorry for the wait everyone but here it is! Please excuse the mess in the background, we recently moved and haven’t had a chance to put anything away.

 

That's a beautiful rifle, love the spoon bolt handles.

 

800AM = .308
800BM = .243
800CM = 22-250

All three aren't common to come by, but it seems that the most difficult one of the three to find is the 800CM.

 

I’ve heard the bolt called a butter knife handle an I liked that🙂. Kind of wish I hadn’t sold mine, but it was so nice, I couldn’t bear to scope it it or hunt it. It was unfired and. Had 2 safe bruises. I did fire it, with open sights an liked it. After passing on at a profit I replaced it with a Mossberg ATR in 243, which I scoped and took a deer with last month. Very capable round and hope to take a elk next year.

 

Here's a couple in .308 cal 800AM and 800A

Yeah. Butter Knife or Duck Bill bolt handles