Posted by Jason Brumett
There's no more fitting way to honor 50 years of bolt-action supremacy than with a Model 700 BDL crafted in the spirit of the very first one we released in 1962, in its first chambering: the 7mm Remington Magnum. This rifle's timeless looks and laser-engraved commemorative floorplate make a coveted piece for collectors, but a few shots from the bench will assure you it's built to hunt. Like all our Model 700 rifles, this edition is graced with the world-leading out-of-the-box accuracy and reliability that have earned it a place in history as the greatest bolt guns of all time. The handsome "B" grade walnut stock is adorned with Fleur-Di-Lis checkering and white line spacers at the recoil pad, grip cap and fore-end. Rich satin bluing on the receiver and 24" barrel adds the finishing touch. Modern advancements like our X-Mark Pro externally adjustable trigger further support our belief that this is one commemorative rifle you won't be able to keep on a shelf.
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