Brownells - Remington 700 ADL to BDL Conversion Kits

Published on May 16, 2008
Duration: 3:41

This guide details the process of converting a Remington 700 ADL to a BDL configuration, enabling faster and safer unloading via a hinged floor plate. The conversion is also essential for compatibility with many aftermarket stocks. The process involves disassembling the ADL stock, replacing specific internal components, and reassembling with BDL bottom metal and a dedicated front action screw. Instruction is provided by Dean Batchelder, a Technical Services/Gunsmith at Brownells Inc.

Quick Summary

Convert your Remington 700 ADL to a BDL for faster, safer unloading via a hinged floor plate and improved aftermarket stock compatibility. The process involves disassembling the ADL stock, replacing internal magazine components with those from a BDL kit, and installing the correct BDL bottom metal and front action screw.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Benefits
  2. 00:26Kit Components and Compatibility
  3. 00:47Hardware Requirements
  4. 01:01Disassembly Process
  5. 02:12BDL Assembly and Installation
  6. 03:00Final Reassembly

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of converting a Remington 700 ADL to a BDL?

Converting to a BDL configuration allows for faster and safer unloading via a hinged floor plate. It is also necessary for compatibility with many aftermarket stocks designed for the BDL pattern.

What parts are included in a Remington 700 ADL to BDL conversion kit?

Typical kits include the trigger guard, magazine spring, follower, and magazine box. However, a specific BDL front action screw must often be purchased separately to complete the installation.

What firearm actions are supported by Remington 700 conversion kits?

Conversion kits are available for both short actions, supporting small and standard bolt faces, and long actions, which accommodate standard and magnum bolt faces.

What tools are needed for a Remington 700 ADL to BDL conversion?

The primary tool required for this conversion is a gunsmithing screwdriver set for removing and installing the stock and action screws. Ensure you have the correct size bits.

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