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The bolt-action Remington 700 ADL rifle was the base model of the Remington 700 series, itself an improved version of Remington’s own earlier 721 and 722, but tweaked for even easier mass production.

The following specifications covers the early Remington 700 ADLs. Calibers included 222 Rem., 222 Rem. Mag., 243 Win., 270 Win., 280 Rem., 30-06, 308 Win., 264 Win. Mag., 7 mm Rem. Mag. The various chambers are 4+1, 5+1 or 6+1 capacity, all fed from fixed magazines.

Thus the 222 Rem., 222 Rem. Mag. are 6+1 capacity with 20” long barrels and overall lengths of 39.5” and 6.5 pound weights.

The 243 Win is a 5+1 with a 20” barrel and 39.5” overall length. The 270 Win., 280 Rem., 30-06, and 308 Win. are 5+1 guns with 20” barrels and 40 1/8” overall length. This group’s members weigh in at 6.75 pounds.

Finally, the 7 mm Rem. Mag and the 264 Win. Mag. are 4+1s with 24” stainless steel barrels and 44 3/8” overall length. These two weigh 7.75 pounds.

These guns are drilled and tapped for scope mounts. They didn’t ship new with scopes, but did have a flat-faced gold bead with ramp front sight and a step adjustable rear sight with an adjustment screw.

All nine calibers have a 13 1/8” length of pull. The American Walnut Monte Carlo stock has a 1 11/16” drop at comb followed by a 2 5/14” drop at heel.

The guns were good looking and accurate with classic lines and blued metal parts. And the long production of the Remington 700 has spawned a ready market of aftermarket parts and accessories.

These Remington 700 ADLs were Made in USA.

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