The Model Seven, has an additional hole in between the two trigger pin holes to secure the bolt stop. The Model 700 bolt stop is secured with a longer sear pin. The Model Seven (above, top) utilizes a different bolt stop than the Remington 700 (above, bottom). The bolt shroud of the Model Seven (above, left) has a different profile and is machined flat on the right side to allow the safety to clear. Similar in design and construction (three pieces: the bolt head, body and handle), the bolt of the Model Seven (above, left) is shorter than the model 700 (above, right). The barrel tenon dimensions for both actions are the same. Later models, like the one shown above, have four. Early Model Sevens has a total of three mounting screws.
The Model Seven (above, left) is shorter in overall length, has a shorter rear bridge, larger ejection port and closer rear scope mounting screws than the Remington 700 (above, right). The Remington 700 short action shown below is a 223 bolt face.įor reference and parts comparison purposes, a schematic of the Model Seven rifle can be found here, and the model 700 found here.
It appears these actions were overruns for the AAC Model Seven chambered in 300 BLK. The included paperwork from Remington refers to it as, “Model 7 Action, Bolt Action Centerfire Action, AAC Micro Complete W/ Trigger, #8-40 Screw Holes, Order No. It is marked 300 BLK, has a 223 bolt face, and is drilled and tapped for 8-40 screws. The Model Seven action shown was purchased as a “blemished” model. While that is good way to describe it, let’s look at the subtle differences. If you spend time reading about the Model Seven, you’ll often see it referred to as a short version of the 700. Brownells started selling Model Seven actions, so I bought one. I’ve worked on quite a few Remington 700s, but never a Model Seven (note: it is referred to as both a “Model Seven” and “Model 7” in Remington’s literature). While most shooters are familiar with the 700, fewer are aware of its little brother, the Model Seven. Buy with confidence that we stand behind the product we sell.With over 5 million rifles produced, the Remington 700 is one of the most commonly encountered bolt actions rifles in the country. At MSP, we only offer AR Accessories, Glock Accessories, AK Accessories, 870 accessories, shotgun accessories from the most trusted brands. The distinction between inferior quality and premium Gun Accessories is undeniable. Don’t hesitate and you’ll thank yourself next time you take your Remington 700 out for a try! Raise the power and durability of your rifle to achieve those perfect hunts you always dreamed of. We also offer triggers and cleaning accessories among other products.
Our stocks are made of the most durable materials and can take a lot of recoils, and our mounts are incredibly stable and robust. Our site can help you change your Remington 700, removing all its flaws and turning it into the mean machine it is supposed to be. Not only that, but the Remington allows for mounting of a wide variety of gadgets if you get the right, stable mounts. Usually, it is best to change the stock right away and also to replace any other weak parts.
Whether it is a lousy trigger or a wobbly stock, it is always a shame to use such a beautiful weapon without getting a 100% of its potential. The Remington 700 is a very popular rifle, but everyone who owns this weapon knows that it often happens that you buy a gun with a flaw.
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