Remington 700 CP.....Pistol

[M67]

https://www.guns.com/news/2018/11/16/remington-launches-new-700-cp-pistol-line-in-3-calibers-photos

Was never huge into XP100s, Strikers, etc. outside of some of the impressive calibers sometimes used but this thing, is actually pretty damn cool. As a pistol probably needs to have a left handed bolt for easier operation but as a SBR... or pistol with a folding brace...in 300blk and a silencer.....I'm thinking it could have some cool factor potential. One downside is running it as an SBR, whichever scope you have may extend pretty far forward close to the muzzle device or silencer

Generally not a Remington fan but the cool factor IMO is pretty high

 

[KokomoDave]

Law Tactical folding SB brace would be bad arsed esp suppressed. I'd use a Leupold scout scope to keep the round ring of shame off of my coconut.

 

[avboiler11]

If the 223 is a 1:7 twist (have seen NO info on the interwebs about that), I might seriously consider one depending on street price.

 

[M67]

If the 223 is a 1:7 twist (have seen NO info on the interwebs about that), I might seriously consider one depending on street price.

That's one of the downsides of this pistol....at the moment msrp is set at about the same as most standard chassis rifles. $1099 if I remember right

 

[BR8818]

I'd buy the 300 blk with a law folder and tailhook Suppressed. I'm assuming that plug is threaded above the grip if not that's a huge miss.

 

[jsx1043]

I'd buy the 300 blk with a law folder and tailhook Suppressed. I'm assuming that plug is threaded above the grip if not that's a huge miss.

It would be fun to have one in a suitcase and shoot it off Sean Connery’s shoulder...

That has the makings of a fun rig.

 

[Simon6101]

SB Tactical makes a folding adapter designed for use on non AR platform guns that would work great on this handgun. And it is a third of the cost of the Law Folder

 

[patience0830]

Brace and my Omega suppressor makes for a fine deer rig. Wish it was lefty.

 

[Aflac]

This could be a fun New toy

 

[CampingJosh]

It's a handgun, so it's not supposed to be held forward of the pistol grip. Which means the version pictured here...

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ought to be considered the left-handed version.

 

[patience0830]

It's a handgun, so it's not supposed to be held forward of the pistol grip. Which means the version pictured here...

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ought to be considered the left-handed version.

Ok Denny. I wish the bolt was on the correct side..

 

[CampingJosh]

Ok Denny.

Ha! That's my first time.

Remington does seem to be using the standard (right handed) 700 action on these. The version I posted was what everyone has been reporting, so that's probably what's for sale.

It's just set up for the bolt to be operated by the right hand, and when it's only supposed to be held in one hand, operating the bolt with your right hand should mean holding it with your left.

But I personally don't want a bolt-action handgun anyway.

 

[bwframe]

I shot Haweye7br's XP100 earlier this year. Laying on back in Creedmore shooting position with the .222 pistol resting on my leg. Never missed bowling pin steel targets at 110 and 165 yards with 5 shots. And we all know, I ain't that good...

I'll certainly look at these when they've been out a while. When they get wrung out, reached price equilibrium and the secondary market, they might be well worth having.

 

[Gabriel]

It's a handgun, so it's not supposed to be held forward of the pistol grip. Which means the version pictured here...

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ought to be considered the left-handed version.

I can only assume that they know most people are going to put a brace on it, but I agree it is backwards for a right handed pistol

 

[Hookeye]

I'd rather have an old XP100.