The Remington 783 Synthetic Bolt-Action Rifle in .223 Remington is a modern, no-frills shooter built for hunters and range enthusiasts who want dependable accuracy without the premium price tag. Chambered in .223 Remington with a 22-inch barrel, this rifle pairs Remington's proven bolt-action platform with a synthetic stock, detachable magazine, and adjustable trigger to deliver the kind of performance that used to require a custom gunsmith's touch. Whether you're zeroing in on varmints, reaching out on steel, or running drills at the range, the 783 gives you the fundamentals: a free-floated barrel, solid bedding, and a trigger you can tune to your preference.

The synthetic stock isn't just light and durable—it's engineered with high nylon fiber content and dual pillar bedding to keep barrel harmonics consistent shot to shot. That means tighter groups and less guesswork about where your next round will land. The adjustable CrossFire trigger is one of those features that usually shows up on pricier rifles; here it lets you dial in the pull weight that feels right to you. The detachable steel magazine holds four rounds in .223 Remington, keeping reloads quick and magazine swaps simple if you're running multiple loads or testing ammunition.

Factory scope bases are included, and the 783 is also compatible with Remington Model 700 front scope bases if you've got existing rings or mounts laying around. Sling mounts come standard, and the Supercell recoil pad tames felt recoil—a welcome feature even in a modest .223 setup when you're shooting all day. This is a rifle that works, stays put, and won't demand constant fiddling or apology.

The Remington 783 Synthetic Bolt-Action Rifle in .223 Remington is a modern, no-frills shooter built for hunters and range enthusiasts who want dependable accuracy without the premium price tag. Chambered in .223 Remington with a 22-inch barrel, this rifle pairs Remington's proven bolt-action platform with a synthetic stock, detachable magazine, and adjustable trigger to deliver the kind of performance that used to require a custom gunsmith's touch. Whether you're zeroing in on varmints, reaching out on steel, or running drills at the range, the 783 gives you the fundamentals: a free-floated barrel, solid bedding, and a trigger you can tune to your preference.

The synthetic stock isn't just light and durable—it's engineered with high nylon fiber content and dual pillar bedding to keep barrel harmonics consistent shot to shot. That means tighter groups and less guesswork about where your next round will land. The adjustable CrossFire trigger is one of those features that usually shows up on pricier rifles; here it lets you dial in the pull weight that feels right to you. The detachable steel magazine holds four rounds in .223 Remington, keeping reloads quick and magazine swaps simple if you're running multiple loads or testing ammunition.

Factory scope bases are included, and the 783 is also compatible with Remington Model 700 front scope bases if you've got existing rings or mounts laying around. Sling mounts come standard, and the Supercell recoil pad tames felt recoil—a welcome feature even in a modest .223 setup when you're shooting all day. This is a rifle that works, stays put, and won't demand constant fiddling or apology.