Description
You’re glassing a ridgeline at dawn, the chill biting through your jacket. The shot you’ve stalked for hours presents itself at 350 yards, across a canyon. Wind is a factor. This isn’t a spray-and-pray scenario; it’s a single, precise opportunity. When that moment defines success or failure, you need a rifle built for that discipline. The Remington 700 CDL SF 270WSM 24 FLUTE is that rifle: a classic American bolt-action, purpose-built for the discerning hunter who demands accuracy, reliability, and a clean break from a proven platform. It’s a modern interpretation of a legendary action, chambered in a flat-shooting cartridge and dressed for serious field work.
Here’s the thing—the 700 action is the bedrock. It’s the same footprint trusted by military, law enforcement, and competitive shooters for decades, meaning aftermarket support is vast. The heart of this CDL SF (Stainless Fluted) model is its 24-inch stainless steel barrel. The fluting isn’t just for looks; it reduces weight and improves cooling, which matters during extended range sessions or a long stalk. Chambered in the potent .270 Winchester Short Magnum, this rifle launches bullets at high velocity with a flatter trajectory than standard .270 Win, giving you a real edge in wind and at extended ranges. The price point of $1016.79 positions it as a serious investment in a rifle that’s ready to perform without immediate modification.
The Classic Deluxe (CDL) trim brings refined, practical features. The stock is a satin-finished American walnut with a classic checkered grip and fore-end, providing a secure hold in all conditions. It’s capped with a solid rubber recoil pad to help manage the .270 WSM’s punch. The metalwork gets a matte stainless finish, perfect for reducing glare and blending into varied environments. The hinged floorplate magazine offers secure, accessible ammunition management—a feature you’ll appreciate over a blind magazine when unloading. This rifle is drop-in ready for a scope, with the receiver drilled and tapped. It’s compatible with standard Remington 700 scope bases from brands like Leupold, Warne, and Talley, allowing you to mount your preferred optic directly.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | 700 CDL SF (Stainless Fluted) |
| Caliber | .270 Winchester Short Magnum (.270 WSM) |
| Barrel | 24″ Stainless Steel, Fluted |
| Overall Length | 44.5″ |
| Weight | Approx. 7.5 lbs |
| Magazine | Hinged Floorplate, 3+1 Capacity |
| Finish | Matte Stainless / Satin Walnut Stock |
Pros: The foundation is the legendary, tunable Remington 700 action. The .270 WSM cartridge delivers outstanding downrange energy and a flat trajectory. The stainless/fluted barrel combats corrosion and aids heat dissipation. The classic walnut stock offers timeless aesthetics and a solid feel. The package requires no gunsmithing to become a complete hunting system.
Cons: The .270 WSM, while powerful, has less readily available ammunition than some standard calibers and can command a higher price per round. The rifle’s weight, while manageable, isn’t the lightest mountain rifle available. The classic lines may not appeal to those seeking a fully synthetic, tactical chassis.
This rifle is for the hunter who understands ballistics and values a first-shot hit. It’s for the Missouri whitetail hunter facing long shots across crop fields or the western hunter pursuing mule deer and antelope in open country. It’s for the shooter who appreciates traditional craftsmanship married to modern performance, and who wants a rifle that’s as reliable as it is accurate. It’s a tool for those who take their shot placement personally.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How does the .270 WSM compare to a standard .270 Winchester?
A: The .270 WSM fires the same .277″ diameter bullets but does so at significantly higher velocities from a shorter, fatter case. This results in less bullet drop and wind drift at longer ranges, giving you more margin for error in estimation. Recoil is generally sharper, and ammunition is less common.
Q: Is the barrel threaded for a muzzle brake or suppressor?
A: No, the barrel on this CDL SF model is not threaded from the factory. It features a traditional crowned muzzle. Adding threads would require a gunsmith’s work, which is a consideration if you plan to use a muzzle device.
Q: What type of scope base does it use?
A: It uses the standard Remington 700 long-action scope mounting holes. This is one of the most common patterns available. You can easily find compatible bases and rings from numerous manufacturers like Leupold, EGW, or Nightforce to fit your preferred optic. FFL transfer required for firearm purchases when ordering online to your local dealer.
This Remington 700 CDL SF is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide. If your hunting demands precision, a flat trajectory, and a rifle built on an iconic action, this is a platform that won’t let you down. See the full details on our site.
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