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Remington 700 ADL .270 Winchester
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Remington 700 ADL .270 Winchester

Model: R27094

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4
CAPACITY
24.0"
BARREL
7.4
LBS
Bolt Action
ACTION
.270 Winchester
CALIBER
—
MSRP

Full Specifications

Action Type Bolt Action
Trigger X-Mark Pro
Safety Safety mechanism with "S" (safe) and "F" (fire) positions
Optic Ready Yes
Overall Length (Stock Extended) 44.5"
Barrel Length 24.0"
Weight 118.0 oz (7.38 lbs)
Length of Pull 13.38"
Receiver Material Carbon Steel
Receiver Finish Matte Blued
Barrel Material Carbon Steel
Barrel Finish Matte Blue
Twist Rate 1:10"
Stock Material Synthetic
Country of Origin USA

About This Firearm

The Remington 700 ADL is a synthetic-stocked bolt-action .270 Winchester built for deer hunting. Remington no longer makes it, so it is a used buy. It is the plain end of the Model 700 line, sold in matte blue with a 24-inch barrel and nothing on the receiver, and it was catalogued as a package with a scope already fitted.

Four rounds go in the magazine and no sights are fitted, so a base, rings and glass are the first outlay on a used one. The stock has a short 13.38-inch length of pull. Remington describes the safety by two positions, S for safe and F for fire, and there is nothing on the stock to adjust.

If you're cross-shopping, the Savage 110 Hunter is also a used buy, with a comb and a length of pull that adjust and an AccuTrigger set at 2.5 lbs. The Bergara B-14 Hunter is new at an MSRP of $949, with a sub-MOA accuracy guarantee and the same 24 inches of barrel. Bases and rails cut for the Remington 700 are stocked everywhere, and other makers build to that pattern.

Best For

GOOD
Hunting (Deer/Elk)
The full-length barrel and the 1:10 twist give the .270 everything the cartridge was designed around, and 118 oz of rifle keeps the recoil civil from a sitting position.
FAIR
First Rifle
It is simple to run and heavy enough to be pleasant to shoot. The stock is fixed, so a smaller shooter cannot be fitted to it.

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths
  • Bergara builds its B-14 rifles to take any standard Remington 700 rail, so the base pattern this rifle uses is one other makers design around and bases for it are stocked everywhere.
  • Barrel and receiver are carbon steel under a matte blue finish, which a gunsmith can strip and re-blue when a used rifle starts to show its age.
  • The barrel is 2 inches longer than the Savage 110 Hunter's, so the .270 case gets more room to work.
Limitations
  • The short length of pull is fixed, so a taller shooter is adding a thicker pad to the butt.
  • At 44.5 inches overall it is a long rifle to turn around in a blind or carry through thick timber.
  • Many were sold with a scope already mounted, so price the glass on a used one separately and expect to replace it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which scope base fits it?

A base or rail cut for the Remington 700 long action. Bergara's hunting rifles take the same pattern, so a spare from one of those will fit this.

What do the S and F markings mean?

Safe and fire. Remington documents no third position on this safety.

What twist rate did the .270 get?

1:10, right hand, which is the standard .270 Winchester rate and stabilizes every factory bullet weight sold for the cartridge.