The Remington 700 in 6.5 Creedmoor with a 22" barrel is a proven bolt-action rifle built on decades of field-tested design. Whether you're hunting medium to large game at distance or shooting on the range, the 700's reputation for reliable accuracy and smooth operation makes it a natural choice for serious hunters and shooters. This model pairs the legendary 700 action with the flat-shooting ballistics and manageable recoil of 6.5 Creedmoor—a caliber that's earned its place among hunters who demand precision and effective downrange performance.

The rifle features a classic American walnut stock with a Monte Carlo comb and raised cheekpiece, finished with cut checkering for a secure grip. Metalwork is deep blued for both durability and that clean, traditional aesthetic. You'll find hinged magazine floorplate access, sling swivel studs for carrying, and iron sights (hooded ramp front and adjustable rear) that work out of the box—no optics required, though the 700's top-mounted receiver is a natural platform for scope mounting if you choose to go that route.

This is a rifle built for hunters who value dependability over hype. The 700 action cycles smoothly, the trigger breaks clean, and the inherent accuracy of the platform speaks for itself after four decades in the field. The 22" barrel strikes a practical balance between velocity and handiness in real hunting conditions. If you're looking for a straightforward, no-nonsense centerfire rifle with the pedigree to back it up, the Remington 700 6.5 Creedmoor delivers.

The Remington 700 in 6.5 Creedmoor with a 22" barrel is a proven bolt-action rifle built on decades of field-tested design. Whether you're hunting medium to large game at distance or shooting on the range, the 700's reputation for reliable accuracy and smooth operation makes it a natural choice for serious hunters and shooters. This model pairs the legendary 700 action with the flat-shooting ballistics and manageable recoil of 6.5 Creedmoor—a caliber that's earned its place among hunters who demand precision and effective downrange performance.

The rifle features a classic American walnut stock with a Monte Carlo comb and raised cheekpiece, finished with cut checkering for a secure grip. Metalwork is deep blued for both durability and that clean, traditional aesthetic. You'll find hinged magazine floorplate access, sling swivel studs for carrying, and iron sights (hooded ramp front and adjustable rear) that work out of the box—no optics required, though the 700's top-mounted receiver is a natural platform for scope mounting if you choose to go that route.

This is a rifle built for hunters who value dependability over hype. The 700 action cycles smoothly, the trigger breaks clean, and the inherent accuracy of the platform speaks for itself after four decades in the field. The 22" barrel strikes a practical balance between velocity and handiness in real hunting conditions. If you're looking for a straightforward, no-nonsense centerfire rifle with the pedigree to back it up, the Remington 700 6.5 Creedmoor delivers.