Would it be suitable to a Remington 700? Just wondering...I'm entangled by the 6.5x20....
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I'm sure it will work. I have this scope on a Savage 223 and I have a nice shot pattern at 200 yards. Get a good set of rings and you should be good to go.
1760212
Im guessing you want to use it for varmint hunting. It would work good on any rifle used for that purpose and it's a descent scope for the money. I have mine on a Savage B-mag 17WSM, and it works great.
447066
Yes it would. Remington makes onto two action lengths; a short and a long. They also male two styles; a blind magazine with no foreplate (ADL) and one with a drop down foreplate (BDL or CDL). A 7mm mag is definately a long action, but you must have either a BDL or a CDL with a STANDARD barrel. If you have a BDL Sendero or Varmit with a Heavy "Bull" barrel it MAY not work on this stock. You would be better off taking this up with Houge at "getagrip.com"
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Hey Roy, I use this scope on my Remington R-25 308. after putting a couple hundred rounds thru it, the screws did back out. Solution: I put some blue lok-tite on the threads. This is a great scope for 100 yards plus.
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Hello Bill,I can't say with certainty "Yes or No". What I do know is I researched many 721 Mounts of this style configuration and the same mounts for the 721 Long Action also claimed to fit the Remington 700 Long Action as well. Based on those findings, if it were myself in your position I personally would give it a go. The price is right and I can attest to the mounts strength in handling my 7mm Magnum very solidly. Redfield has a similar configuration mount that fits both the 721 and 700. They make a great mount. When I purchased this mount it was a "Price Point Value Purchase", and I was not disappointed. I hope this helps. Happy and Safe Shooting.Mike Hello Bill,I can't say with certainty "Yes or No". What I do know is I researched many 721 Mounts of this style configuration and the same mounts for the 721 Long Action also claimed to fit the Remington 700 Long Action as well. Based on those findings, if it were myself in your position I personally would give it a go. The price is right and I can attest to the mounts strength in handling my 7mm Magnum very solidly. Redfield has a similar configuration mount that fits both the 721 and 700. They make a great mount. When I purchased this mount it was a "Price Point Value... » Read More Hello Bill,I can't say with certainty "Yes or No". What I do know is I researched many 721 Mounts of this style configuration and the same mounts for the 721 Long Action also claimed to fit the Remington 700 Long Action as well. Based on those findings, if it were myself in your position I personally would give it a go. The price is right and I can attest to the mounts strength in handling my 7mm Magnum very solidly. Redfield has a similar configuration mount that fits both the 721 and 700. They make a great mount. When I purchased this mount it was a "Price Point Value Purchase", and I was not disappointed. I hope this helps. Happy and Safe Shooting.Mike « Show Less
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As far as the fit to the stock??? I have to say NO That stock is (was) made for the Model 700 Remington.. The main thing to keep in mind, It has to fit a span of exactly 4.40 inches for the the bolt down in order to work properly..
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Hey bud, sorry for the delayed reply. I feel confident that the knoxx axiom stock will fit the remington 700 model. Here is a link to confirm your question. http://www.blackhawk.com/product/Axiom-UL-Rifle-Stock,220,166.htmI have a howa 308. and looks awesome. Hope you find it. Youll be happy with it!!!
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It will definitely fit. I have used it on my 700. I do have to say it was a little hard to get on and off. The connection doesn't spread quite wide enough. But once on it shoots just as good as my nice expensive bipod.
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Yes it will handle a .308 easily (Especially since it is gas operated) I have an N750 and an N550 and they sit on top of bolt action Remington 700's both in .30-06Springfield. No problems at all...
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I see no problem. I would use a higher power version(6X16 or higher) since your range will be a lot further than an air rifle.
1839001
Fits my Remington model 720 30-06. Measure your rifle and compare it to the dimensions given on the product page.
2036755
I hope your using a 1000+ FPS break-barrel pellet rifle... If your still struggling to place accurate shots maybe its time to upgrade... I think you'd appreciate a Remington 870 Express 12 Gauge. My 2 cents :)
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Check your rifle to see if your model is Remington 700 BDL then the answer is yes. Some Remington model 700's are ADL. The difference is a quick release at the bottom of the stock in front of the trigger guard that allows a quick unload of the rifle. It does not matter what your rifle is chambered in except that it could be a short action or a long action and you can tell by looking at the open area on the bolt side of the rifle. It looks like a sort of "cut out" where the rounds extract out the side when the bolt is pulled back. It allows for bolt travel. You most likely have a long action or LA. Those are the only qualifiers for correct fit. So if you have a Model 700 BDL with a long action, it will fit your rifle. I have this exact stock on a Remington Model 700 BDL .270 long action and it is great! It really makes the rifle lighter and easier to handle and it goes together very easily. Hope this helps.
199418
I use it on a 243 and it is GREAT. A fellow shooter uses it on a 6.5x55 target rifle with great results.
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I have the same scope on a .308 but went with the 4 x 12 on the .270. I really think it would be just fine.
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this Will fit your Remington 700. but to be sure call (636) 384-1495 ask blackhawk them self
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I think this scope would be ideal for that rifle but I would go with a higher 3x9 power for that application. At 100 yrds I find myself wanting a little more magnification than the 2x7 I bought. If you have old eyes, even more so.
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Sorry TU I don't know but my rifle is a Remington 700 .270 and it worked like a charm. I ended up a click away from zero at 100 yards.