Hogue
Pillar Bed Stock for Remington Model 700 BDL
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Description
- Compatibility Precision Fit: Designed specifically for the Remington model 700, ensuring a secure and seamless fit for enhanced performance.
- Aluminum Pillar Bedding: Features precision-machined aluminum bosses embedded at critical mounting locations to provide a rock-solid, metal-on-metal fit that prevents the action from "shooting loose" over time.
- Ergonomic Design: The textured surface improves comfort, reducing hand fatigue during extended shooting sessions while enhancing handling and accuracy.
- Durable & Weather-Resistant: Made from high-quality materials that are resistant to moisture, heat, and wear for long-lasting performance and reliability.
- Easy Installation: Quick and hassle-free upgrade requiring no gunsmithing or modifications.
Hogue OverMolded stocks have fiberglass skeletons with the same permanently-bonded rubber coating used on Hogue's popular handgun grips. The non-slip coating is quiet and durable. The grip and forend have a cobblestone texture for a sure grip. All stocks come with Uncle Mike's swivel studs and recoil pads.
Technical Specifications
Manufacturer
HOGUE
Model
70000
Color
Black
Size
One Size
Height
15.2 cm
Length
81.3 cm
Width
5.1 cm
Weight
1.37 kg
Shipping & Delivery
Your order is shipped from the USA and delivered to your door in South Africa in 10–20 working days. All items are fully tracked.
Returns & Exchanges
We offer a 30-day return window. If something isn't right, contact our support team and we'll make it right.
