Remington 700 BDL rifle
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Remington 700 BDL Walnut .243 Win 22" Barrel 4-Rounds
Brand:
Remington
Action:
Bolt
Barrel Length:
22in
Caliber:
.243 Win
Capacity:
4+1
Finish Per Color:
Walnut
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Remington 700 Bdl Custom Deluxe Rifle 7Mm Rem. Mag. 24 In. Hi-Gloss Walnut RH 25803
Brand:
Remington
Action:
Bolt
Barrel Length:
24"
Caliber:
7mm Remington Magnum
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Remington 700 Bdl Custom Deluxe Rifle 270 Win. 22 In. Hi-Gloss Walnut RH 25791
Brand:
Remington
Action:
Bolt
Barrel Length:
22"
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Remington 700 BDL 243 Win 4 Round Bolt Action Rifle - 25787
Brand:
Remington
Action:
Bolt
Barrel Length:
22"
Marketplace Insights
★ 5.0/5
based on 7 customer reviews across 8 variants from 15 retailers
The Remington 700 is universally praised as an exceptionally accurate, reliable, and well-crafted bolt-action rifle with outstanding long-term durability and performance.
What customers like
Accuracy and Reliability86%
The 700 is an accurate and reliable bolt action rifle
Quality and Craftsmanship71%
the fit and finish is amazing, the quality is better
Long-term Durability43%
I have owned my 700 BDL for 38 years
Customer Service14%
Excellent customer service and the rifle is awesome
Common concerns
Frequently Asked Questions
Remington 700 BDL rifle
What does BDL mean on a Remington 700?
BDL stands for "Better Deluxe" on Remington 700 rifles. It designates a higher trim level featuring a hinged floorplate magazine, contrasting with the ADL model, which uses a blind magazine with no floorplate. Both use the same bolt-action mechanism but differ in magazine design and overall finish.
Do they still make a Remington 700 BDL?
Yes, the Remington 700 BDL is still in production and actively sold as a current model by retailers. It remains a popular centerfire bolt-action rifle for hunters. Prices typically range from $818 to $1,294.
Is the Remington 700 BDL any good?
The Remington 700 BDL is a proven bolt-action rifle with a strong accuracy record and extensive aftermarket support. Military and law enforcement have used the platform for decades. Used models run $818–$1,294. Modern competitors exist, but it remains a solid, well-supported choice for hunters and shooters.
What is the difference between a Remington ADL and BDL?
ADL models use a blind magazine with no floorplate, while BDL rifles feature a hinged floorplate for easier unloading. BDL models also traditionally included a cut checkering pattern, contrasting grip cap, and whiteline spacers. Both share the same bolt action and barrel quality; differences are cosmetic and functional in magazine design.
How to tell if a Remington 700 is a BDL?
BDL models have a hinged floorplate magazine; ADL models use a blind magazine with no floorplate. BDLs also feature skip-line checkering, a contrasting grip cap, and white-line spacers. The model designation is stamped on the barrel.
How many rounds does a Remington 700 BDL hold?
The Remington 700 BDL typically holds 4 rounds in its internal magazine. For ultra magnum calibers, the magazine holds 2 rounds, with a total capacity of 3 when one is chambered. The rifle features a hinged floorplate for easy unloading.
How to tell how old a Remington 700 BDL is?
Check the left side of the barrel near the receiver for a date code stamped just in front of the recoil lug. Remingtons made after 1921 use a two-letter code: the first letter indicates the month, the second the year. Search "Remington date code decoder" for the full chart.
What calibers are available for the Remington 700 BDL?
The Remington 700 BDL was chambered in numerous calibers including .243 Win, .25-06 Rem, .270 Win, .30-06 Springfield, .300 Win Mag, 7mm Rem Mag, and 6mm Rem during its production run. Current availability varies by retailer.