Remington Model 700 P & Remington 700 LTR
Caliber: 7.62x51mm NATO (.308) (700P & 700LTR)
5.56x45mm NATO (.223) (700P & 700LTR)
.300 Win Mag (700P)
7mm Rem Mag (700P)
.300 Rem Ultra Mag (700P)
.300 WSM (700 LTR, available end of 2002)
Barrel: 700P - 26" Heavy Contour, Free floating
700LTR - 20" Heavy Contour, Free floating, Fluted
Stock: Matte black, HS Precision semi-beavertail, Palm-Swell
LTR stock is slimmed down to save weight and size.
Bedding: Aircraft-grade aluminium bedding block
Magazine: 4-round internal magazine (Besides 5.56mm)
5-round internal magazine (5.56mm)
Trigger: Fully adjustable
sights: None furnished, drilled and tapped for scope mounts
Price: around $850.00
The Remington 700P is a very nice sniper rifle for the money. This "Entry Level" rifle is quite capable of shooting .5 MOA right out of the box (.75 MOA is more common). This rifle has all the right features for the right price. It uses a HS Precision stock with palm swells and an aluminum bedding block. The actual action and barrel are the same that are used on Remingtons varmint rifles, with the difference mainly in the stock. Packaged combinations, known as the 700P Tactical Weapons System (TWS) can be bought from the factory and includes a carrying case, Harris Bi-Pod and a Leupold Veri-X III 3.5-10x Tactical Scope with Duplex reticle. The package has some other goodies also.
The 700P (and its variants) have come to be the standard for police agencies. Remington has been introducing new models also, including the LTR and others. The LTR was designed as a lighter weight, compact tactical rifle for urban situations. It has a 20" fluted barrel and a slimmed down stock. Accuracy is about the same as the standard 700P, but you will lose some velocity with the shorter barrel. Technically, Remington only sells them to law enforcement, but the rifles are available through various distributors to civilians.
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