Magpul Hunter 700 Remington 700 Short Action Stock

Fantastic piece of molded plastic. The parts came together so very nice. Lovely. I SLIPPED down to the range I know every would be a tad bit off...after getting my shoots back to Zero. Just ease of firing the rifle. Stock gave it a beefer heavyweight look up once I'm I'm target with proper ammo....I'm making magic....This is the stock to buy. Peace ✌️

Awesome stock option for the Rem 700. Magpul has really done something impressive in designing this stock. I heavily recommend this to anyone wanting a little more out of their Rem 700, a detachable box magazine, or a full tang aluminum bed block. For the cost and what you get out of it, it's a hard deal to beat. Go watch some youtube reviews of this stock so you can see it in action. If you've ever felt the SGA stock option for the Rem 870 or Mossberg 500/590 it's the same grip style.I put my Rem 700 AAC SD 20" in this stock and I couldn't be happier. It didn't impede the accuracy because I'm still shooting 1/4" moa at 100 yds with handloads and factory match ammunition. Recoil is basically non-existent. The m-lok forend is amazing for mounting the Magpul aluminum bipod mounting adapter and their m-lok paraclip on the side.What I would like to see is Magpul make some adapter for this stock to place a forward picatiny rail for mounting forward night vision able optics in front of the scope. Now that would be taking this already amazing product up a notch.

Install took hardly any time. Used a inch lb fat wrench to get the stock screw torque settings right. Make sure to read the directions when installing. This stock will work on hinged floorplate models only unless you purchase new bottom metal. I went on and bought detachable magazine bottom metal that accepts aics magazines without a modifications needed. Stock is fully adjustable as far as cheeck weld and lenght of pull. Aluminum bedding block molded into the stock will improve accuracy. True free floated barrel. Before purchasing, ensure that you are buying the right stock for your caliber or action size. For example, my rifle is a 308, which is a short action.

Fit perfectly onto the Remington 700 ADL SA in .223. I also ordered the Magpul SA bottom metal kit since my 700 was the one without the bottom metal feature which also slid right in without issue. Lastly I ordered the “MDT Magazine AICS Short Action 223 Remington, 5.56x45mm” from another supplier and it too worked worked without any issues. The Magpul Hunter stock felt as if I’d received it from Remington as OEM. Follow the torque in inch pounds when setting the stock and it will be as, or more, accurate than the original stock. I was prepared to need to spend time bedding the stock but it wasn’t necessary at all. 5 to 10 minutes to install the stock and the additional Magpul bottom metal kit so it would take a 5, 10, and 20 round AICS MTD magazines.For looks I ordered the Magpul FDE bipod. It ended up working out good for my upgrade. But my Harris bipod with the Mlok attachment also worked onto the stock without any stress.If your looking for a simple, yet nice looking, stock upgrade from the junk Remington black synthetic stock this is the one. The molding is right on. The barrel floats evenly as it should. And from my range test at 200 yds I improved about a quarter to half MOA. I account the improvement to the adjustments I can now make to how I address the rifle along with a small part to the now floating barrel.Don’t listen to others tell you this won’t work on the .223 700. All you have to do is buy the MTD AICS mags in .223/.300 and your GTG. 600 Rds in 3 trips with ZERO issues. Looks good. Feels good. Shoots to the level of the shooter. What more could you ask for?

I bought this stock for a Rem700. I really like the aluminum bedding block. Makes the stock heavier for sure, but really keeps things rigid. I doubt I would put this on a hunting rifle.I also like the adjustability of the comb and buttstock. Dialed everything right in for bench rest shooting.My heavy varmint barrel is totally free floating, and the gap is respectable; I think down the road my next barrel will be heavier and it will still fit. I think you would have quite a gap on a slim barrel.Now to mounting the action to the stock. Remove two screws and drop in your action. Well, maybe if you have a stock trigger. I had to dremel a couple of places before my Geissele trigger and mag system (non Magpul) would clear this stock. No biggie. BTW; that trigger is perfection.The only thing that really bugs me about this stock is the little gap, or crack you could call it, just behind the action. You would think they would have fixed that recurring problem by now, but I see this on many, many of these stocks. Doesn't seem to hurt anything, it's built like a tank, but Jeeeeze, you can't fix one small flaw?Overall, I appreciate Magpul producing a good stock at a very reasonable price, especially compared to what other companies want for an aftermarket stock.

Very nice