Description

Remington 700 PCR Enhanced — 6mm Creedmoor Precision Chassis Rifle

The Remington 700 PCR Enhanced puts the Model 700 action — the most widely copied bolt design in American shooting — into an aircraft-grade aluminum chassis built for repeatable long-range accuracy. In 6mm Creedmoor with a 24-inch fluted barrel and 5R rifling, it is a factory precision rifle that arrives ready to shoot rather than ready to be rebuilt.

Why the Chassis Matters

Traditional stocks move. Wood swells with humidity, and injection-moulded synthetics flex under bipod load and sling tension, both of which shift point of impact between range sessions. An aluminum chassis does neither. The barreled action beds into a rigid metal spine that holds the same relationship shot after shot, which is the practical reason the Remington 700 PCR holds zero across changing conditions better than a comparably priced hunting rifle.

The 24-inch barrel is free-floated inside an M-Lok aluminum handguard, so nothing touches it once it leaves the chassis. Barrel harmonics stay consistent on the Remington 700 PCR whether you are shooting off a bipod, a bag, or a barricade.

Key Specifications

Remington 700 PCR Enhanced at a glance:

• Cartridge: 6mm Creedmoor
• Capacity: 10+1, detachable box magazine
• Barrel: 24 inches, heavy contour, fluted, 5R rifling
• Twist rate: 1:8
• Muzzle: Threaded 5/8″-24, thread protector fitted
• Trigger: X-Mark Pro, externally adjustable
• Stock: Adjustable MDT skeleton carbine stock, Magpul pistol grip
• Finish: Cerakote — tungsten chassis and handguard, black barreled action
• Optics: Picatinny rail fitted; scope not included
• Accuracy: Sub-MOA three-shot guarantee, factory test target included
• Origin: United States

The 6mm Creedmoor Argument

6mm Creedmoor is what competitive shooters moved to when they wanted 6.5 Creedmoor ballistics with meaningfully less recoil. Lighter 105- to 115-grain bullets leave the muzzle faster, buck wind comparably at practical distances, and let you spot your own impacts through the scope — which is the whole game in PRS and NRL competition. The 1:8 twist on the Remington 700 PCR stabilizes the heavy-for-caliber match bullets that make the cartridge worth shooting.

The trade is barrel life. A 6mm Creedmoor throat erodes faster than a 6.5, so high-volume competitors plan on rebarreling. For most shooters putting a few hundred rounds a year downrange, that is a distant concern. Stock up on 6mm Creedmoor ammunition in match grade, and browse the wider rifle ammunition range for practice loads.

What You Should Budget For

The Remington 700 PCR ships without optics, and it deserves better glass than an afterthought. A first-focal-plane scope with a matched turret-and-reticle system, quality rings, and a bipod will realistically add several hundred dollars on top of the rifle. The Picatinny rail is already fitted, so no separate base is needed.

The 5/8″-24 threaded muzzle accepts a brake or suppressor. Note that suppressors are regulated under the National Firearms Act and require a separate federal transfer through the ATF; none is included with this listing.

Who It Suits

Competitors entering PRS or NRL want a chassis rifle with an adjustable stock and a detachable magazine, and the Remington 700 PCR delivers both at well under custom-build money. Long-range target shooters get a factory sub-MOA guarantee with a printed test target in the box. Western hunters take it for open-country deer and antelope where the flat trajectory earns its keep. Anyone planning to upgrade later benefits from the Model 700 footprint — the aftermarket for triggers, bottom metal, and barrels is the deepest of any bolt action made.

If you want a lighter rifle for carrying rather than shooting from a bag, compare the Bergara B-14 Terrain Wilderness. For low-cost practice on the same chassis ergonomics, the Anschutz 1710 XLR in .22 LR is the standard trainer.

FFL Transfer and Ordering

This rifle ships to a licensed FFL dealer in your state for transfer and background check; it cannot be delivered to a residential address. Provide your dealer’s FFL details after checkout. Magazine capacity limits apply in some states and the supplied magazine may need substituting — verify legality at your delivery address before ordering. See our terms and conditions, contact us with questions, or browse more rifles available online. Cartridge specifications are published by SAAMI; safe storage guidance is available from the NSSF.