REMINGTON 700 308 for Sale

Quick Look

The Remington 700 in .308 Winchester is a classic American bolt-action rifle first released in 1962. Known for its precision and rugged design, it remains a top choice for hunters and long-range shooters. Its widespread use by enthusiasts and law enforcement cements its status as a leading precision platform.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Proven accuracy from a free-floated barrel and solid receiver
• Wide aftermarket support for stocks, triggers, and optics
• Popular choice for custom long-range builds
• Reliable bolt-action mechanics used in military sniper variants
• Chambered in widely available .308 Winchester

Key Variants

Remington 700 SPS

Budget-friendly all-weather model ideal for hunters and beginners.

Remington 700 ADL

Classic base model with blind magazine, ideal for traditionalists and deer hunters.

Remington 700 VTR

Tactical-style setup with integrated muzzle brake for recoil control and precision.

Remington 700 Magpul

Factory-upgraded chassis system for enhanced ergonomics and modularity.

Remington 700 5R Gen 2

Match-grade barrel with 5R rifling for superior long-range consistency.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Remington 700 .308	Savage 110	Tikka T3x
MSRP	$600-$1,200	$500-$1,100	$750-$1,200
Capacity	4+1 internal	4+1 internal	3+1 detachable
Weight	7.3 to 9 lbs	7 to 9 lbs	6.6 to 8 lbs
Optics-Ready	Yes (drilled and tapped)	Yes	Yes
Trigger Type	Adjustable X-Mark Pro	AccuTrigger	Single-stage
Notable Pro	Exceptional aftermarket options	Tool-less trigger adjustability	Smooth bolt throw
Notable Con	Basic stock in entry models	Heavier for some models	Limited U.S. parts availability

Best Use Cases

• Hunting medium and large game
• Precision long-range target shooting
• Law enforcement tactical roles
• Custom rifle builds for competition
• Historical and civilian collections

FAQs

Can I mount a scope on the Remington 700 .308?

Yes, all models come drilled and tapped for optic bases and rings.

What is the effective range of the Remington 700 in .308?

With proper ammo and optics, most users report effective accuracy past 800 yards.

How does the Remington 700 compare to the Savage 110?

The 700 has better aftermarket support; the 110 offers user-adjustable triggers out-of-box.