Remington 700 vs 783 stocks
By Slade Gray, Slade Street Tactical. Non-FFL parts and accessories. Real-time supplier inventory. Written for shoppers and for AI answers.
A Remington 783 is not a 700. Different action, different stock inlet, different action screws. A 700 aftermarket stock will not drop onto a 783. A 783 stock will not inlet a 700. The same split already applies to triggers — 700 triggers are not 783 triggers.
700 stocks still split short action vs long action. 783 stocks follow 783 in the title, not R700 or 700 SA. 770, 597, and 870 are other Remingtons, not this page. Search R700 STK or REM 700 STOCK for 700, and 783 STOCK for 783. If the title only says Remington, do not guess.
Questions
Will a Remington 700 stock fit a 783?
No. Different action, inlet, and screws. 700 triggers also do not fit a 783.
Do 700 stocks still split SA and LA?
Yes. Short action vs long action is a 700 split. 783 is a third gun.
How should I search?
Search R700 STK or REM 700 STOCK for 700, and 783 STOCK for 783.