Christensen Arms Hunter Detachable Mag Bottom Metal La Aics Cip Length

The Christensen Arms Hunter detachable mag bottom metal gives your long-action Remington 700 a modern, efficient upgrade. This long-action AICS-pattern bottom metal swaps out your factory floorplate for true magazine-fed capability, letting you load and unload rounds quickly without fumbling with a single-stack feeder. It's built for hunters and shooters who want faster magazine changes and more field-practical ergonomics than a traditional hinged floorplate.

The Hunter model uses a magazine release lever positioned inside the trigger guard—a proven design that's intuitive once you get the muscle memory down and keeps the magazine seated securely during recoil and movement. Compatible with standard AICS-pattern magazines (CIP length; magazines sold separately), so you can standardize your magazine platform across multiple rifles if you run other AICS-compatible guns.

Installation is straightforward for anyone comfortable working on a Remington 700. This is a direct bolt-on replacement for your existing bottom metal, requiring no permanent modifications to your action. Whether you're building a hunting rifle that needs faster reloads or upgrading an existing 700 to modern ergonomics, this bottom metal delivers the kind of practical improvement that matters in the field or on the range.

Key Features

• Detachable magazine system for fast reloads and unloads
• AICS-pattern magazine compatibility (CIP length)
• Trigger guard–mounted magazine release for intuitive operation
• Direct fit for long-action Remington 700 rifles
• Clean, minimalist design that doesn't add bulk

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this fit my Remington 700?

Yes, this is designed as a direct fit for long-action Remington 700 rifles. It replaces the factory bottom metal / floorplate assembly with no permanent modifications to your action.

What magazines does this use?

This bottom metal accepts AICS-pattern magazines in CIP length. Magazines are sold separately; you'll need to source them based on your cartridge and desired capacity.

Is the magazine release easy to operate?

The magazine release lever is located inside the trigger guard, which is the standard Hunter-model design. It takes a little practice, but most shooters find it intuitive once familiar with the system.

Do I need a gunsmith to install this?

No. If you're comfortable doing basic rifle maintenance and can remove your factory floorplate, you can install this bottom metal yourself. It's a straightforward bolt-on replacement with no gunsmithing required.