Remington 700 Short Action, Stainless Steel, .308 Winchester

Builds a beautiful rifle. Wish they had more.

Finish rough, bolt lugs needed lapped, but it t s a box stock 700.

Exactly as Described Remington single shot short action Brand New in Box

Very nice action! I bought this to build a new benchrest rifle for 1000 yard competitions. With the help of Brownell's, I trued the action before having a custom barrel installed in 6mmBR Improved. The action has been flawless, although he factory trigger was immediately replaced with a TriggerTech Diamond trigger. The single shot action works well with our competitions that prohibit magazine feeding. Overall, very nice action for a fair price!

i have built five five rifles with these they are very high quality pieces

Had been looking at the single shot Remington 700 receiver for a couple of months on a number of websites. Bud’s has the best deal I could find. They have always made the process easy and I had the product within several days. Thanks guys!

Great experience. Product was shipped to my local FFL dealer without me having to contact anyone.

Great a Poor mans 40x all the features without the cost. Quality and value on a platform for target and varmint enthusiasts

The Remington S/A was as advertised . The sales people were great and I will buy from Buds again.

I have bought 2 of these receivers so far from Bud's. Best price and best service above anybody else. In fact Bud's is the only place I have seen these single shot stainless steel 700's sold. Being a single shot, the receiver is solid on the bottom with no cutout for a magazine, making the receiver stronger with less possibility of any flex. Some people say "buy a custom receiver, it's cheaper than buying a Rem 700 and having a gunsmith true it for accuracy". My gun guru charges $250 to true an action. Plus with the $400 for the cost of this action I'm still around $300-$350 under the cost of a custom action. Both of my actions were installed in tubegun stock assemblies with Krieger and Brux match barrels. One in .308, the other in 6mmBR. Both are used in FT/R and F Open competition. The US Marines and the US Army uses Remington 700 actions for their 7.62 sniper rifles. If they're good enough for them, they are certainly good enough for me.