Remington 700 CDL

About the Remington 700 CDL

The Remington 700 CDL (Classic Deluxe) is a bolt-action centerfire hunting rifle introduced in 2004 as a premium, classically styled member of the Model 700 family. Built on Remington's proven cylindrical receiver with twin forward-locking lugs and a fully recessed bolt face, the CDL pairs a satin-finished American walnut stock with a black fore-end cap, a hinged floorplate internal magazine, a satin-blued carbon-steel barreled action, and a SuperCell recoil pad. Chambered in .30-06 Springfield with a 24-inch barrel, it is prized by hunters for its accuracy, clean lines and traditional sporting-rifle profile.

The Model 700 action, designed under Mike Walker and introduced in 1962, became one of the most successful and widely copied bolt-action platforms in history, serving as the basis for the U.S. military's M24 and M40 sniper systems as well as countless custom and hunting rifles.

Remington 700 CDL specifications

The CDL line revived the classic deluxe styling of earlier Model 700 BDL rifles; the stainless-fluted CDL SF variant adds a stainless barreled action and a fluted bolt and barrel.