Remington 700 Special Purpose Synthetic .260 Remington Rifle

Description

The Remington 700, Special Purpose Synthetic, Bolt Action, 260 Remington, 24″ Barrel, Black, Synthetic Stock, 4Rd is a purpose-built, no-frills bolt-action rifle chambered in the versatile .260 Remington cartridge. It’s designed for hunters and shooters who need a reliable, accurate, and weather-resistant platform for medium-range engagements, from whitetail in the Ozarks to precision target work. This rifle ships to Missouri and compliant US states.

Key Features

• Chambered in the flat-shooting .260 Remington cartridge, ideal for medium game.
• Durable, all-weather synthetic stock that shrugs off moisture and rough handling.
• 24-inch barrel provides optimal velocity for the .260 Remington’s ballistic potential.
• Legendary Remington 700 bolt action known for its strength and inherent accuracy.
• 4-round internal magazine capacity for practical field use.

Specifications & Details

Caliber	.260 Remington
Action	Bolt Action
Barrel Length	24 Inches
Stock	Black Synthetic
Magazine Capacity	4 Rounds
Overall Length	Approx. 44.5 Inches

Here’s the thing—when it comes to a rifle that needs to perform in a cold, damp deer stand at dawn, synthetic beats wood every time. The Special Purpose Synthetic lives up to its name, built for the realities of the field, not the gun safe. The .260 Remington is its secret weapon; it drives 6.5mm bullets with high ballistic coefficients, meaning it carries energy farther and bucks the wind better than many traditional hunting rounds. This rifle is a practical tool, and at $590.50, it represents a focused investment in capability over cosmetics. The action is the proven Remington 700, a platform so trusted it forms the basis for countless custom and military precision rifles. This model is drop-in ready for a wide array of aftermarket Remington 700 triggers and chassis systems from brands like Timney and Magpul, should you decide to personalize it later. No gunsmithing required for most common upgrades.

Who This Rifle Is For

This rifle is for the Missouri hunter who covers ground and needs a lightweight, pointable rifle that won’t warp in the humidity. It’s for the shooter who understands the ballistic advantages of the 6.5mm family and wants a capable medium-game cartridge. It’s also a solid foundation for someone interested in entry-level precision shooting, as the 24-inch barrel and .260 Remington chambering are a great starting point for learning wind calls and long-range fundamentals. The internal magazine keeps the profile clean and snag-free.

Pros & Cons

Pros: The synthetic stock is incredibly durable and impervious to weather. The .260 Remington offers excellent downrange performance with manageable recoil. The 24-inch barrel maximizes powder burn for consistent velocities. The Remington 700 action is a timeless design with massive aftermarket support.

Cons: The stock is basic and may not offer the most ergonomic cheek weld for all shooters. The .260 Remington, while excellent, is not as ubiquitous as .308 Winchester or 6.5 Creedmoor, so ammo selection might be more limited on some store shelves. The internal magazine requires loading through the action, which is slower than a detachable box magazine system.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the .260 Remington compare to 6.5 Creedmoor?

A: They are ballistic twins, firing the same diameter bullets. The .260 Remington is the older cartridge, based on the .308 Winchester case. In a 24-inch barrel like this one, the .260 can often match or slightly exceed 6.5 Creedmoor velocities. Ammunition for both is high-quality, though 6.5 Creedmoor currently has more factory load variety.

Q: Is the barrel threaded for a muzzle device?

A: The standard Special Purpose Synthetic model typically comes with a non-threaded, crowned barrel. This keeps the cost down and the profile clean for hunting. If you require a threaded muzzle, that would be an aftermarket modification.

Q: Can I use aftermarket stocks or chassis systems?

A: Absolutely. The Remington 700 has the most extensive aftermarket in the rifle world. This action will fit a huge range of drop-in replacement stocks and chassis systems from companies like Bell & Carlson, HS Precision, and MDT, allowing you to tailor the rifle to your specific needs later on.

Available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide. FFL transfer required for firearm purchases.