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Are all of the remington 700 short actions the same. as to where they bolt up to the stock. Example is the 700 bdl the same as the 700 adl.
Regards Tim
The screw spacing is the same on all short action 700's. The screw spacing is the same on all long action 700's. The difference between ADL and BDL is the bottom metal.
Dimensionally, all Rem 700 short actions are supposed to be the same. Bolt faces will differ due to caliber. Fit & finish will vary with the particular model and year of production. I generally find that older 700s are generally of better quality than more recent production guns. Around the mid-90s Remingtong started instituting cost saving measures that saw QC start to slip a little. They're still fine rifles, but just not as fine. An SPS is a great entry level gun and is priced accordingly. It is built to that price point to compete with similar offerings from Savage, Tikka, etc... The BDL and CDL versions have better fit/finish and are more "refined." Any of them will serve admirably as the basis of a custom build as you're going to be refinishing anyway!
100% of the top F-Class shooters in western Canada use rifles built on Remington actions and a large proportion of custom actions are Remington clones.
Thanks for the relevant information. I am going to do a tube gun build and just wanted to make sure the receiver is going to bolt up to the tube.
Regards
Don't worry, if you order a tube gun kit spec'd for a Remington 700, (short action or long) You will get a kit that fits EVERY 700 action of that length.
I am now in the process of trying to find a Remington 700 action and heavy barrel in 308 preferably 24-26 inches. They are not all that easy to find. May wind up buying new and scrapping the stock and bottom metal.
Regards
If you're going to those lengths, go for broke (no pun intended) and ditch the factory barrel. Those tube gun kits are sa-weet; but to really make a shooter of it, go with a match-grade barrel. For 30 cal, you can't go wrong with a Mick McPhee barrel and installation.