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Magpul Pro 700 Lite Rifle Stock for Remington 700 Long Action Polymer Black

$569.95
Brand
Magpul Industries
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Stock
UPC
840815147268
MPN
MAG1380BLK

Overview

The Magpul Pro 700 Lite Long Action Stock combines a billet aluminum chassis with injection-molded polymer for enhanced ergonomics, strength, and sound mitigation. Designed for 700-pattern precision rifles, it features a streamlined, fully ambidextrous layout with an interchangeable bolt retainer plate, an adjustable vertical grip for custom trigger reach, a large trigger guard for gloved use, and an AICS-pattern magazine well with an ambidextrous release and front barricade stop. The rear stock offers 0.8 inches of comb height adjustment, 1.4 inches of length-of-pull adjustment, and a low-profile rubber butt-pad adjustable for height and cant. Up front, multiple M-LOK slots accommodate various accessory configurations.

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