Weaver Multi Slot Tactical Base Matte for Remington 700 Right Hand Short Action
Weaver
The Midwest Industries 1-piece base for Remington 700 short action rifles gives you a rock-solid platform for mounting optics on one of the most popular bolt-action platforms in America. Built to mil-spec 1913 rail standards, this aluminum mount integrates directly into your receiver with zero MOA cant—meaning your scope sits perfectly level without any built-in tilt. Whether you're setting up a precision rifle for competition, hunting, or long-range work, a quality one-piece base eliminates variables and gives you confidence in your zero.
Installation is straightforward: Midwest's one-piece design means fewer parts to manage and a cleaner receiver profile than split-ring or two-piece alternatives. The 6061 aluminum construction gets a Type 3 hard coat anodize for durability against recoil and weather. This fits right-hand actions on short-action Remington 700s, and the package includes everything you need to bolt it down.
Made in the USA, this base represents the kind of no-nonsense accessory that works the same way five years and five thousand rounds from now. It's the foundation your scope system deserves—not flashy, just dependable.
| Brand | Midwest Industries |
| Firearm Compatibility | Remington 700 Short Action (Right Hand) |
| Rail Type | Mil-Spec 1913 Picatinny |
| Construction | 6061 Aluminum, Type 3 Hard Coat Anodize |
| Design | One-Piece |
| MOA Cant | Zero |
| Finish | Black |
| Hardware | Included |
| Origin | Made in USA |
No—this is specifically designed for right-hand short-action Remington 700 receivers. Midwest Industries makes separate configurations for left-hand actions.
Any scope mount or ring system designed for mil-spec Picatinny rails will work with this base. That includes the vast majority of modern optics mounts and rings on the market.
Yes—all necessary mounting hardware is included. You'll need a screwdriver or wrench appropriate for your receiver, but the base itself comes complete.
A one-piece base eliminates the center joint found in two-piece designs, reducing flex and potential for slight movement between the two halves. This contributes to better zero stability and more consistent point of impact, especially important for precision shooting.