700 BDL Bottom Metal Kit

Name: 700 BDL Bottom Metal Kit
SKU: 5818
Price: 218.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Replacement 700 BDL Bottom Metal Kit that fits Remington 700 LONG action and CLONES.

Bottom Metal itself is a Drop in fit for Mesa Altitude Long Action Stocks along with factory Remington 700 stocks.

Rounded profile minimizes snagging/sharp edges.

PLEASE NOTE- These kits are sourced from different manufacturers and components are subject to change due to availability. Currently we use Mesa Precision Arms Bottom Metal and our Screws, Wyatt’s Internal Magazine Box, Wyatt’s Spring and Follower.

DESCRIPTION

Kit includes:

Mesa Precision Arms BDL Bottom Metal
Internal Magazine Box
Spring
Follower
RHR Stainless Steel Action Screws – 5/32 Allen Head

Magazine Box Internal Lengths (COAL):

LA STD/MAG – 3.715 in. (Factory Length)
LA RUM – 3.715 (Factory Length)
LA RUM/300 PRC – Extended box 3.825 in. (Wyatt MBE-3 kit)

Colors Available:

Black Anodized – BDL kit Includes Black Nitride Stainless Action Screws

FITMENT NOTE – Our Action Screws are slightly longer than standard and are designed as trim-to-fit. This is to accommodate the variety of aftermarket stocks and actions

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Mesa Precision Arms Founders

Chad Drayer

Chad Drayer enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in 1986 and served six years in 1/9, four as an 0311 and two as an 8541. In 2010 he started working with U.S. Optics. In early 2017 he helped co-found Mesa Precision Arms, Inc.

John Hakes

The Rocky Mountains of Colorado have been my playground ever since I could walk. Hunting is my obsession and what a place to exploit it! I have since hunted multiple western states from Alaska down to Mexico. Going on my own hunts was not enough, so I started guiding western big game hunts at the age of 15.

2003 John enlisted with the United States Marine Corps and ended up with 1st Tank Bn Charlie Company. In 2006 John did a combat deployment to Iraq, in the Al Anbar Province.

His new journey of mastering the craft of long-range precision hunting started in 2007. This skill has allowed him to harvest animals he would have had to pass on due to the distance or the shooting position. Now after being apart of hundreds of hunts, with many of them saved by a long-range precision shot we wonder why anybody would hunt any other way?