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Faxon FX7 Rifle Action Remington 700 Short Action Standard Bolt Face Polished Black

$729.94
Brand
Faxon Firearms
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Action Type
Bolt Action
Gun Part Type
Upper Receiver
UPC
816341027688
MPN
FX700SA30802

Overview

The Faxon FX7 is a bolt-action rifle receiver built on the Remington 700 short-action footprint, ensuring compatibility with standard Remington 700 triggers, stocks, and chassis systems. The receiver body is machined from 416 stainless steel, while the bolt is constructed from 4340 carbon steel; both feature a polished Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) finish for increased hardness and corrosion resistance. The bolt utilizes a six-lug configuration in two rings of three, facilitating a short 70-degree bolt lift for faster cycling and improved optic clearance. Designed for precision builds, the FX7 includes an integrated 20-MOA Picatinny rail and an integrated recoil lug. It features flame-fluted bolt design and is equipped with an M16-style extractor and plunger ejector. This action is manufactured in the USA.

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