Area 419 Rem 700Sa 1913 Improved Scope Rail 7075 Alum 20Moa Type Iii Black

SKU:
167523238
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UPC:
853675008075
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MPN:
419-ISR-R700SA20-FS
$100.00
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The Area 419 Rem 700SA 1913 Improved Scope Rail is a precision machined scope base designed for shooters who demand rock-solid repeatability and meticulous fit. Built from 7075 aluminum and finished in Type III hardcoat black anodize, this rail brings the kind of attention to detail you expect from a top-tier optics accessory—the kind that separates a solid setup from one that will survive years of hard use and repeated scope changes.

Area 419 manufactures this base in-house on a 4-axis HAAS machine, which means tighter tolerances and better quality control than typical outsourced parts. Every edge is radiused, corners are chamfered, and the slot geometry is refined to prevent snags and give the rail a genuinely clean appearance. The mating surfaces are 1:1 machined to match the exact profile of Remington actions for a fit that doesn't rely on guesswork. An integral recoil lug bears directly against the front receiver ring to eliminate base shift under recoil—critical for long-range accuracy and scope zero retention.

The rail comes in a full-slotted Picatinny configuration with 20 MOA built in, compatible with all standard Picatinny scope mounts including designs with center-mount recoil lugs (such as Spuhr and MPA). The ejection port cut blends seamlessly into the action, leaving plenty of clearance for top-loading ADL-style rifles. Setup is straightforward: the base includes both #6 and #8 Torx screws with a T10 wrench, torque specifications clearly marked (15 in/lb for #6, 20 in/lb for #8), and no confusion about which screw goes where.

If you're running a Bergara Premier with serial prefix A00000–F00000 (round action with hood), this rail is not compatible. Serial numbers G00000 and higher follow the Remington pattern and will work without modification.

Key Features

  • Precision 4-axis in-house machining from 7075 aluminum for superior rigidity and tight tolerances
  • Integral recoil lug prevents base shift under recoil
  • 1:1 surface finish machined to Remington action profile for solid, repeatable fit
  • 20 MOA built-in angle, calibrated to MIL-STD-1913 spec
  • Full Picatinny slot design compatible with all standard scope mounts
  • Type III hardcoat black anodize finish
  • Radiused edges and chamfered corners for clean aesthetics and snag-free operation
  • Seamless ejection port cut with ample clearance for top-loading rifles
  • Complete with #6 and #8 Torx fasteners and T10 wrench

Specifications

BrandArea 419
Material7075 Aluminum
FinishType III Hardcoat Black Anodize
MOA20 MOA
Rail StandardPicatinny / MIL-STD-1913
CompatibilityRemington 700SA and ADL actions; Bergara Premier (serial G00000+)
Fastener Options#6 (15 in/lb) and #8 (20 in/lb) Torx T10 screws
Included AccessoriesT10 Torx wrench

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this base work with my Remington 700 or Bergara rifle?

This base is engineered for Remington 700SA and ADL actions. If you own a Bergara Premier, it will only fit rifles with serial numbers G00000 or higher (Remington-pattern actions with 8-40 holes). Serial numbers A00000–F00000 have a round action with a hood over the recoil lug and are not compatible.

What scope mounts can I use with the full-slotted Picatinny rail?

The full-slotted design is compatible with all standard Picatinny scope mounts, including those with center-mounted recoil lugs such as Spuhr and MPA models. The full slot configuration gives you maximum flexibility in mount selection.

What fasteners come with the base, and how tight should I torque them?

The base includes both #6 and #8 Torx T10 screws along with a T10 wrench. Torque #6 screws to 15 in/lb and #8 screws to 20 in/lb. All screws are the same length and sized to avoid interference with barrel threads.

Why does this base have an integral recoil lug?

The integral recoil lug bears directly against the front receiver ring to prevent the base from shifting under recoil. This design ensures your scope zero remains rock-solid, even after repeated firing or scope remounting.