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Ultradyne UD7 Chassis Remington 700 Short Action Armor Black

Name: Ultradyne UD7 Chassis Remington 700 Short Action Armor Black
Brand: Ultradyne
Availability: OutOfStock

$363.46

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Brand: Ultradyne
Color: Cerakote Armor Black
Category: Gun Parts
Gun Part Type: Stock
UPC: 850011462591

Overview

The Ultradyne UD7 Chassis for Remington 700 short action rifles is machined from 6061 T6 aircraft aluminum with a Cerakote Armor Black finish. It features V-channel bedding capable of accommodating free-floated barrels up to 1.35 inches in diameter. The chassis is equipped with an adjustable magazine release lever, an integrated Arca rail, and M-LOK slots on three sides. It is compatible with AICS-pattern magazines, Mil-Spec grips, and Mil-Spec buttstocks, utilizing Dynalock technology to ensure a secure action-to-chassis fit.

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