Akila ACSR700 Chassis for Remington 700 SA: Polymer Panels, Buttstock M, Left-Folding, Forend Lite

ACSR700 is suitable for Remington’s 700 short action, right-handed version. It is a drop in upgrade chassis.

ACSR700 is suitable for short action AICS magazines.

Magazine 10 RD PMAG® AICS 308 SA unincluded in the price of the ACSR700.

The central part of ACSR700 is machined out of 6082 T6 aluminium billet and has a black hard coat anodized finish and features QD sling swivels sockets on both sides above the pistol grip. The fittings (grip, central part cover, cheek piece, buttstock side panels) are optionally made of walnut wood, polymer (synthetic) or composites (carbon).

Either of the two available foreends is a separate piece attached to the chassis. M-LOK Foreend Lite was made with maximum functionality and weight optimisation and features M-LOK™ interface on all 8 sides while ARCA Foreend on 6 sides as well as a full length ARCA rail on the 6 o’clock. Both foreends feature QD sling swivel sockets at the very front, at 3 and 9 o’clock.

Both AKILA buttstocks are machined out of 7075 T651 aluminium billets and have a black hard coat anodized finish and features QD sling swivels sockets on both sides. Both buttstocks offer a possibility to adjust the cheek piece height and side, the length of pull, recoil pad height. Besides that Buttstock M features a built-in quick deployable and fine adjustable monopod and buttstock Lite has one MLOK™ slot to mount a monopod or a custom bag rider. The buttstock mounting point of the AKILA chassis is compatible with AR-15 receiver extensions, which will allow installing AR butt stocks. The buttstock folding can be user configured and folds to left or right sides of the chassis.

The video manual for assembling the chassis at the link: https://akila.ltd/downloads/

Tech Specs

• Weight: 1859—2314 g (3.72—4.63 lb)
• Cheek piece height adjustment: 30 mm
• Length of pull adjustment: 30 mm
• Recoil pad height adjustment: ± 31 mm
• Monopod adjustment: 104 mm
• Suitable rifle models: Remington’s 700 rifles