The .308 Win cartridge will perform as well from any of the rifles you mention. Accuracy will depend on the individual rifle and the particular ammo you're using. At pig hunting distances, it should not be an issue.
The M100 Winchester is, in my opinion, as reliable as either the Remington or the Browning. On the other hand, the Browning will probably have the nicest finish, followed by the Remington, with the Winchester having the most utilitarian finish. It's not ugly, but it's a shooter, not a showpiece.
your winchester model 100 semi-auto rifle was made by winchester in 1962.
100-400 USD
The Winchester Model 100 debuted in 1961 with the last one being produced in 1973.
your Winchester model 100 semi-auto was made in 1965.
100-400 USD
the Winchester model 100 semi-auto rifle was made between 1961-1975.
100-500 USD depending on specifics
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There are 100 centimetres in one metre. Therefore, 7400 centimetres is equal to 7400/100 = 74 metres.
It isn't a Remington Model 100 it is a Winchester Model 100 and depending on the value they run from about $500 to roughly $390. It isn't a Remington Model 100 it is a Winchester Model 100 and depending on the value they run from about $500 to roughly $390.
With the serial number that you have supplied;your Winchester model 100 semi-auto rifle was made in the year 1963.
With the serial number that you have supplied,your Winchester model 100 was made in the year 1966.