Best Remington 700 Stocks
Hunting Stocks The Model 700 started off as a hunting rifle and has a huge following among hunters for everything from prairie dogs to Cape Buffalo. However, that beautiful BDL stock is hard for some folks to drag through the willows of coastal Alaska, or bounce around in the back of a dusty safari truck in Africa. For those looking to preserve their beautiful high-gloss factory stock, there are lots of options to consider.1. Hogue Sporter Stocks
Hogue offers a great drop-in option in their OverMolded line. These stocks are durable and help maintain that famous Model 700 accuracy with a choice of pillar bedding or a full bedding block.Prices accurate at time of writing
Prices accurate at time of writing
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2. Magpul Hunter Stock – Adjustable
Magpul offers a bunch of options for the hunter who wants to have some tactical accessory options available. This stock is a true drop-in with an aluminum bedding block. The stock is adjustable for length of pull and comb height.Prices accurate at time of writing
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3. McMillan Remington Hunter
McMillan is synonymous with quality and innovation. The Hunter stock has a Monte Carlo cheek piece and a small palm swell. It weighs only two pounds and is available in over 20 different color schemes. You can order the stock with no inletting, semi-inlet or full inlet options. This is only one of half a dozen McMillan stocks you could choose for your hunting rifle.4. HS Precision Sporter Stock
HS Precision is known for its excellent rifles, but part of the reason they shoot so well is that they are mated to hand-laminated stocks with machined aluminum bedding blocks. These stocks will ensure your rifle maintains zero regardless of the weather you encounter.Prices accurate at time of writing
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5. Modular Driven Technologies – Tac 21 SA Stock Chassis
This aluminum chassis locks your 700 action in v-shaped bedding block and aligns your bore and buttstock in a straight line to help control recoil, much like the AR platform. The chassis is built to be compatible with AR furniture and hardware so you will have a familiar platform to work.Prices accurate at time of writing
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6. Bell and Carlson Adjustable Stock
This is a full-featured stock that could be used in the tactical and competition worlds. It has an adjustable length of pull, cheek piece and the butt plate can be adjusted for left or right cant.Prices accurate at time of writing
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7. Manners PRS1
In a survey of the top 100 PRS shooters in 2014, 2015, and 2016 Manners stocks come out on top as far as the stock used by the top shooters. The PRS1 was specifically designed for PRS format competition with an adjustable cheek piece and a hook on the buttstock to allow precise control of the rifle. The forearm is wide and flat to help with shooting off barricades. The Manners stocks are hand laid carbon and fiberglass so you know you are getting a very precise stock for your competition rifle. The price is a bit steep, but if you’re going to shoot for a Top 100 placing in the PRS Series the $1249 is probably a good investment.8. MDT ACC Chassis System
The ACC (Adjustable Core Competition) Chassis is made especially for PRS type shooting and is designed to allow the shooter to add weight as needed to fine-tune their rifle system.-
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Why is KRG Whiskey or Bravo Chassis not on the list?
Which stock do you know that would work for a rather tall fellow that wants a longer stock behind the rifle, with an adjustable cheek piece ?
Always look forward to your weekly reviews!
Quick question- I have a Remington in .243 and I'm looking to upgrade. I s the chassis the same as a standard 700 model/series?
Thanks,
When are they gonna release a version of the M2010 ESR chassis to the civilian market? As always, PPT has an article to fill the gap in my research before I get my next rifle. Nice article Randy.
NEvermind, it's basically the Christensen Arms MPR Chassis. Hopefully you guys will get your hands on one and give it a review.