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SKU: 100037998
Built for shooters assembling a Remington 700-pattern platform around PRC cartridges, this short-action receiver is intended to support 6.5 PRC and 300 PRC builds. Bergara sized the Premier Series action specifically for these cartridges, making it a focused foundation for long-range hunting or precision-oriented setups. Its two-lug bolt system with a floating bolt head and cone-shaped bolt nose is described as part of the action’s design for consistent cartridge engagement and feeding. For hunters and rifle builders, it offers a purpose-driven starting point when the goal is a PRC-compatible action rather than a general-purpose short action.
Short-action Remington
700 Premier Series action designed
Sized Specifically
For 6.5 PRC and 300
Two-lug Bolt
System included in the Premier
Floating Bolt
Head is separate from the
Cone-shaped Bolt
Nose supports cartridge feeding
| Action Type | Short Action |
|---|---|
| Bolt Head Position | Separate from the bolt body |
| Bolt Nose | Cone-shaped |
| Bolt System | Two-lug bolt system |
| Cartridge Compatibility | PRC cartridges |
| Cartridges Mentioned | 6.5 PRC, 300 PRC |
| Floating Bolt Head | Yes |
| Platform | Remington 700 |
This short-action Remington 700 Premier Series action is designed for PRC cartridges, and the long description specifically references 6.5 PRC and 300 PRC.
It is an action, not a complete rifle. The product title and description identify it as a Premier Series action.
It is described as a short-action Remington 700 Premier Series action.
The description says it uses a two-lug bolt system with a floating bolt head that is separate from the bolt body, along with a cone-shaped bolt nose.
According to the description, the floating bolt head is intended to ensure complete contact with the lug abutments, and the cone-shaped bolt nose is mentioned as part of the cartridge feeding setup. No further performance details are provided.