Well.....
The limited edition is only 250 of the 7600 pump but the 700 VLS doesn't say anything about a limit so I guess it's a regular production deal. Since you guy's asked; Grice Gun Shop is the dealer in Clearfield, Pa. They are one of the largest wholesale dealers in the east. They special ordered the pumps but you really should contact your local dealer
about the VLS so nobody gets mad at me for advertising because I have no affiliation with those guys.
I am gonna take some credit for the renewed interest, though. I managed to corner the owner and the Remington sales rep at the huge open house last year and, with the help of my father, put up a pretty convincing argument for the 6mm Rem.
Mr. Grice told the rep when he asked about what he knew of interest in the caliber and he said there is quite a bit actually but it seemed to be regional to the Appalachians. I asked him why the WSSM was being treated like they re-invented the wheel when it did nothing that the 6mm could not. It's no faster, doesn't feed as well, requires a special bolt face, limits magazine capacity, has a shorter neck, and is much harder on barrels. These are all traits that make the 6 a better small caliber hunting rifle and lets be honest, arms manufacturers make far more money on hunting rifles than bench guns because most hunting rifles shoot factory ammo. Most hunters own several rifles and far out number bench shooters.
No serious accuracy buff shoots factory anything.
WSSM should be more accurate but has not proven out. I never saw a 6mm Rem that wouldn't shoot. We have four and all shoot factory Core-lokt 100gr well under moa unmodified.
Sorry for the diatribe. I'll get down from my soapbox now.
