Remington 700 Adl 22-250 24" Bolt-Action Rifle

The Remington 700 ADL 22-250 24" bolt-action rifle represents the gold standard for precision varmint hunting and long-range target shooting. Purpose-built for shooters who demand accuracy without excessive recoil, this rifle excels in controlled-fire scenarios where follow-up shots on small, distant targets are critical. Whether you're managing predator populations on ranch land or competing in precision rifle matches, the 22-250 Remington cartridge delivers flat trajectories and minimal wind drift that make ethical shots possible at extended ranges where other calibers falter.

Built on Remington's legendary 700 platform, the ADL features a tried-and-tested bolt-action mechanism that has seen service across military, law enforcement, and civilian precision roles for decades. The 24-inch barrel maximizes velocity and ballistic stability in the 22-250 chambering, extracting the full potential of a cartridge known for muzzle velocities exceeding 3,600 feet per second. The rifle's 8.56-pound weight balances portability with recoil management, allowing shooters to maintain sight picture through recoil and execute rapid follow-up shots with precision. The ADL's no-frills design prioritizes reliability and repeatability—every component functions identically across thousands of rounds, making it an ideal platform for either upgrading or leaving stock.

This rifle is purpose-matched for hunters, ranchers, and competitive shooters who operate in open terrain where long sight lines reward flat-shooting, low-recoil precision platforms. The Remington 700 ADL 22-250 accepts standard Remington 700 short-action parts and optics mounting systems, ensuring compatibility with a vast aftermarket ecosystem. Seasoned operators favor the 700 platform for its ergonomic bolt throw, predictable trigger characteristics, and inherent accuracy—traits that translate directly to field performance whether you're conducting pest control operations or executing precision shots at distance. The rifle arrives ready for scope mounting and ammunition selection, with no specialized tools or gunsmithing required for basic operation.