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Remington
The Remington 700 SPS .308 Win bolt-action rifle is a no-nonsense workhorse built for hunters and shooters who need a dependable platform without the frills. The 700 has earned its reputation over decades as one of the most accurate and reliable bolt-action designs in the field—and the SPS (Special Purpose Synthetic) variant strips away premium wood and finishes to deliver that proven performance at a price that makes sense. In .308 Winchester, you're getting a round that handles everything from whitetail to elk, shoots flat enough for 300-yard engagements, and loads ammunition you can find almost anywhere.
The 24-inch barrel strikes a practical balance: long enough to wring maximum velocity and sight radius from the .308, short enough to keep the rifle maneuverable in brush and from a vehicle. The matte-blued carbon-steel barrel and receiver wear a no-gloss finish that resists reflection and doesn't demand babying, while the matte-black synthetic stock sheds water, handles temperature swings, and won't split or warp. A 1:10 twist rate stabilizes the full range of modern .308 projectiles, from 150-grain hunting rounds to heavier match bullets.
This is a rifle that rewards proper technique. The crisp, adjustable trigger and three-lug bolt are tuned for accuracy, and the Remington 700's modular design means aftermarket stocks, triggers, and optic mounts are abundant and affordable if you ever want to tailor it. At 7.375 pounds and 43.675 inches overall, it carries comfortably and handles from prone, bench, or standing positions. The four-round magazine keeps things lightweight and pushes you to make those first shots count.
Whether you're sighting in for opening day, running a training course, or building a long-range hunting setup, the 700 SPS .308 Win is the kind of rifle that gets out of your way and lets you focus on shooting well.
| Caliber | .308 Winchester |
| Action | Bolt |
| Barrel Length | 24 inches |
| Twist Rate | 1:10 |
| Overall Length | 43.675 inches |
| Weight | 7.375 lbs |
| Magazine Capacity | 4 rounds |
| Finish | Matte Blued |
| Receiver Material | Carbon Steel |
| Stock | Matte Black Synthetic |
| Length of Pull | 13.375 inches |
| Drop at Comb | 1.125 inches |
| Drop at Heel | 1.375 inches |
| Model | R27359 |
Yes. The .308 Winchester is one of the most popular hunting rounds in North America, effective on whitetail, elk, and other medium to large game when matched with appropriate ammunition and shot placement. The 700's accuracy and the 24-inch barrel's velocity make it well-suited to hunting applications.
The Remington 700 has a drilled and tapped receiver that accepts standard Remington 700 scope bases and rings. There are also numerous aftermarket Picatinny rail systems available for the 700 platform if you prefer modern modular mounting.
Yes. The Remington 700 is one of the most modular bolt-action platforms. The market offers a wide range of aftermarket stocks and trigger upgrades designed for 700-pattern rifles, giving you plenty of options to customize the rifle to your preferences and application.
The SPS (Special Purpose Synthetic) designation indicates this rifle comes with a matte-black synthetic stock and matte-blued finish rather than premium wood or stainless steel. It's designed to deliver the core 700 accuracy and reliability in a practical, weather-resistant package at a lower price point than higher-trim variants.
Remington
The Remington 700 SPS .308 Win bolt-action rifle is a no-nonsense workhorse built for hunters and shooters who need a dependable platform without the frills. The 700 has earned its reputation over decades as one of the most accurate and reliable bolt-action designs in the field—and the SPS (Special Purpose Synthetic) variant strips away premium wood and finishes to deliver that proven performance at a price that makes sense. In .308 Winchester, you're getting a round that handles everything from whitetail to elk, shoots flat enough for 300-yard engagements, and loads ammunition you can find almost anywhere.
The 24-inch barrel strikes a practical balance: long enough to wring maximum velocity and sight radius from the .308, short enough to keep the rifle maneuverable in brush and from a vehicle. The matte-blued carbon-steel barrel and receiver wear a no-gloss finish that resists reflection and doesn't demand babying, while the matte-black synthetic stock sheds water, handles temperature swings, and won't split or warp. A 1:10 twist rate stabilizes the full range of modern .308 projectiles, from 150-grain hunting rounds to heavier match bullets.
This is a rifle that rewards proper technique. The crisp, adjustable trigger and three-lug bolt are tuned for accuracy, and the Remington 700's modular design means aftermarket stocks, triggers, and optic mounts are abundant and affordable if you ever want to tailor it. At 7.375 pounds and 43.675 inches overall, it carries comfortably and handles from prone, bench, or standing positions. The four-round magazine keeps things lightweight and pushes you to make those first shots count.
Whether you're sighting in for opening day, running a training course, or building a long-range hunting setup, the 700 SPS .308 Win is the kind of rifle that gets out of your way and lets you focus on shooting well.
| Caliber | .308 Winchester |
| Action | Bolt |
| Barrel Length | 24 inches |
| Twist Rate | 1:10 |
| Overall Length | 43.675 inches |
| Weight | 7.375 lbs |
| Magazine Capacity | 4 rounds |
| Finish | Matte Blued |
| Receiver Material | Carbon Steel |
| Stock | Matte Black Synthetic |
| Length of Pull | 13.375 inches |
| Drop at Comb | 1.125 inches |
| Drop at Heel | 1.375 inches |
| Model | R27359 |
Yes. The .308 Winchester is one of the most popular hunting rounds in North America, effective on whitetail, elk, and other medium to large game when matched with appropriate ammunition and shot placement. The 700's accuracy and the 24-inch barrel's velocity make it well-suited to hunting applications.
The Remington 700 has a drilled and tapped receiver that accepts standard Remington 700 scope bases and rings. There are also numerous aftermarket Picatinny rail systems available for the 700 platform if you prefer modern modular mounting.
Yes. The Remington 700 is one of the most modular bolt-action platforms. The market offers a wide range of aftermarket stocks and trigger upgrades designed for 700-pattern rifles, giving you plenty of options to customize the rifle to your preferences and application.
The SPS (Special Purpose Synthetic) designation indicates this rifle comes with a matte-black synthetic stock and matte-blued finish rather than premium wood or stainless steel. It's designed to deliver the core 700 accuracy and reliability in a practical, weather-resistant package at a lower price point than higher-trim variants.
