Precision Reflex Remington 700 Receiver Block
$107.53
The Precision Reflex Remington 700 Receiver Block is a gunsmithing workbench essential for anyone doing hands-on maintenance, upgrades, or repairs on a Remington 700 action. Whether you're a hobbyist tinkerer or a serious builder, this block provides the stable, repeatable clamping you need when working with drill presses, milling machines, or portable power tools. It accommodates both long and short actions, so one block handles the full Remington 700 lineup.
Beyond machine work, this receiver block doubles as a solid platform for scope mounting and bore-sighting tasks. Once your barreled action is secured, you can safely attach your optic, mount rings and bases, and get a rough zero on your sighting system without fumbling or rigging improvised holding solutions. That stability and repeatability translates directly to fewer false starts and faster, cleaner builds.
If you're building customs, swapping barrels, truing actions, or just want a dedicated fixture for your 700, this block removes the guesswork and the need to rig sandbags or clamps every time you sit down at the bench. It's the kind of tool that pays for itself the first time you avoid marring an action or having to re-square everything because your workpiece shifted mid-operation.
Key Features
- Designed to securely hold Remington 700 long and short actions
- Compatible with drill press, milling machine, and handheld power tool use
- Provides stable platform for scope mounting and bore-sighting
- Repeatable clamping for accurate, consistent gunsmithing work
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this work with both Remington 700 long and short actions?
Yes. The Precision Reflex Remington 700 Receiver Block is designed to accommodate both long and short action Remington 700s.
Can I use this block with a milling machine or drill press?
Yes. The block is engineered for use with drill presses, milling machines, and handheld power tools for light machine work and gunsmithing tasks.
Is this block suitable for scope mounting and sighting?
Yes. In addition to machine work, the receiver block serves as a stable platform for attaching a scope or sighting system and for rough bore-sighting.
