Remington Model 700 Titanium

About the Remington Model 700 Titanium

The Remington Model 700 Titanium is a lightweight bolt-action hunting rifle built on the classic Model 700 platform. Introduced in 2001, it pairs a titanium receiver with a fluted 416 stainless steel barrel and a Bell & Carlson aramid-reinforced synthetic stock to bring the rifle's weight down to roughly 6.25 pounds. Chambered in popular long-action cartridges such as the .270 Winchester, it was marketed as a mountain and backcountry rifle where every ounce carried matters.

The Model 700 action, designed by Mike Walker and introduced in 1962, is one of the most successful bolt-action platforms ever made, prized for its cylindrical receiver, recessed bolt face and reputation for accuracy. The Titanium variant applied aerospace materials to shave weight for hunters willing to pay a premium for a featherweight rifle.

Remington Model 700 Titanium specifications

Weight and dimensions vary slightly by chambering; the titanium receiver is the defining feature that sets this variant apart from steel-receiver Model 700s.