Quick Look

The Remington SPR-100, introduced in the early 2000s, is a semi-automatic sporting rifle designed for reliability and ease of use. It features a robust build with a focus on versatility for hunting and target shooting. Although no longer in production, it remains respected among Remington enthusiasts seeking dependable performance.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Solid reliability in diverse conditions
• Simple semi-automatic operation
• Accepts a variety of calibers
• Durable synthetic stock options
• Affordable compared to similar rifles

Key Variants

SPR-100 7mm-08

A popular caliber choice offering balanced power and moderate recoil for medium game hunting.

SPR-100 .308 Winchester

Well-suited for target shooters and hunters seeking a proven big-game round.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	SPR-100	Ruger American Rifle	Mossberg Patriot
MSRP	$600–$800	$350–$450	$400–$500
Capacity/Size	4+1 rounds	4+1 rounds	4+1 rounds
Weight	8.3 lbs	6.9 lbs	7.2 lbs
Optics-Ready	Picatinny rail	Detachable scope bases	Milled receiver
Trigger Type	Two-stage	Single-stage	Adjustable
Notable Pro	Robust semi-auto design	Lightweight and accurate	Good value for performance
Notable Con	Heavier than some rivals	Manual safety placement	Limited aftermarket parts

Best Use Cases

• Medium-game hunting
• Self-defense in rural settings
• Target and range practice
• Casual sport shooting
• Collection of Remington models

FAQs

Can I mount optics on the Remington SPR-100?

Yes, the SPR-100 features a Picatinny rail for optics mounting, compatible with most scopes and red dots.

What calibers does the SPR-100 support?

Common calibers include 7mm-08 and .308 Winchester, suitable for hunting and precision shooting.

How does the SPR-100 compare to bolt-action rifles?

The SPR-100 offers faster follow-up shots with semi-automatic cycling, trading slight increased weight for speed.