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Remington 700 ADL .308 Winchester
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Remington 700 ADL .308 Winchester

Model: R85407

4
CAPACITY
24.0"
BARREL
7.3
LBS
Bolt Action
ACTION
.308 Winchester
CALIBER
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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) 43.63"
Barrel Length 24.0"
Weight 116.0 oz (7.25 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 plain bolt-action .308 Winchester built for deer hunting. Remington no longer makes it, so it is a used buy. Remington listed this version as the 700 ADL Synthetic with Scope, so the optic was part of the package and a used rifle can still be carrying it.

It has a 24-inch barrel, a 4-round magazine and a synthetic stock with no spacers or inserts in it. The safety has two marked positions, S and F. Nothing on the rifle adjusts for fit.

If you’re cross-shopping, the Remington 700 SPS is the same action at the same 7.25 lbs, with Remington’s improved ergonomic synthetic stock and a receiver drilled and tapped for scope mounts. The Savage Axis II is a used buy too, 0.65 lbs lighter with a 22-inch barrel and an AccuTrigger the owner can set. Between the two Remingtons the stock changes, and both leave the trigger alone.

Best For

GOOD
Hunting (Deer/Elk)
The 24-inch barrel is 2 inches longer than the Savage Axis II’s, which suits open country and a rest more than a timber walk.
GOOD
First Rifle
Remington sold it with a scope on it, so a used example can be a complete rifle, and the 13.38-inch length of pull is short enough for a smaller shooter to hold square.
FAIR
Range/Target
At 7.25 lbs with a sporter barrel it sits steady enough on a bench, though neither the trigger nor the stock gives the shooter anything to tune.

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths
  • Bases and rings are easy to find because other makers cut their receivers to the 700 pattern. Bergara says any standard Remington 700 rail fits its B-14 line, and Christensen Arms lists its Ridgeline rifles as Remington 700 optics base compatible.
  • All the exterior metalwork is matte blued carbon steel, which does not flash in the sun from a stand.
  • It is the same 700 action as the Remington 700 SPS, so a rail or an aftermarket trigger made for the 700 fits it.
Limitations
  • Check the trigger break on a used rifle before money changes hands.
  • The stock has no texturing or palm swells of the kind Savage put on the Axis 2, and no bedding system behind it.
  • At 43.63 inches overall it is a long rifle to work in a blind or slide into a scabbard.

Category Rankings

How the Remington 700 ADL .308 Winchester ranks among full-size .308 Winchester rifles.

Capacity
#12 of 22
Top 55%
4 rds
Weight
#9 of 22
Top 41%
7.3 lbs
Barrel
#1 of 22
Top 5%
24.0"
Overall Length
#19 of 22
Top 86%
43.63"

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is the ADL different from the Remington 700 SPS?

They share the 24-inch barrel, the 13.38-inch length of pull and the 4-round capacity. The SPS gets Remington’s improved ergonomic synthetic stock and a receiver stated as drilled and tapped for scope mounts.

What is the twist rate?

1:10 right hand, which Remington listed across the ADL chamberings.

Does Remington still support it?

Not with new rifles, but bases, triggers and gunsmithing for the 700 action are still easy to find.