MK Machining Bullpup Remington 700 Chasis

Scott F
by Scott F

Right before SHOT show MK Machining announced a bullpup stock chassis for the Remington 700 with posts to various social media outlets including Reddit and Facebook. We have seen a few attempts at a bullpup Remington 700 stock in the past, but there does not appear to be a readily available option to the bullpup enthusiast unless you want to make your own stock. MK Machine promises to change all that.

The MK Machine chassis weighs in at 5 pounds of machined 6061 aluminum alloy and utilizes a v-block type bedding system using the standard Remington 700 action holes. The overall length of the bullpup with a standard 20 inch barrel is approximately 30 inches. MK Machining claims that the trigger pull, which is usually a point of contention with bullpups, is fantastic and that it is as good as a quality aftermarket Remington 700 trigger.

According to MK Machine, initially the bullpup chassis will be offered only for Remington 700 short-actions, but they promise Remington 700 long-actions are next in line. MK Machine also promises additional popular bolt action rifles applications in the future. You can see a bunch of videos of the chassis on MK Machine’s Facebook page.

MK Machining is a Columbia, Missouri based company best known for inexpensive scope throw levers printed out of PETG polymer. You can find out more about all of MK Machining’s products here at MKMachining.com.

MK Machining Bullpup Rem 700 Chassis
Scott F
Scott F

Scott is a firearms enthusiast and gun hobbyist whose primary interest is the practical application of gun ownership. In addition to contributing to The Firearm Blog, he hosts and blogs for The Firearms Podcast, a podcast and blog about gun stuff by gun people. Scott is a 20-year veteran of the USAF and been a member of his base, state and the All Guard marksmanship teams. He can be reached via email at scott@thefirearmspodcast.com

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  • Secundius Secundius on Mar 18, 2017

    It tells you something when you can't find the Price of the Conversion Kit ANYWHERE...

  • Benjamin Goldstein Benjamin Goldstein on Mar 18, 2017

    Only been waiting two years........ And still not ready for sale.

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    • Tyler Kemp Tyler Kemp on Apr 07, 2017

      @Benjamin Goldstein You haven't been waiting for years. This hasn't even been in progress for two years. I started machining the first prototype less than two years ago.

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