The Remington 710, produced from 2001 to 2006, is a push-feed bolt-action rifle and the predecessor to the Remington 770. It features a carbon steel barrel pressed into the receiver and utilizes a similar internal design to the 770, with three rings of steel for enhanced cartridge head protection. The rifle includes a two-position safety catch on the right side of the action, a bolt with three locking lugs for secure lock-up, and a magazine capable of holding up to four rounds. The top of the receiver is drilled and tapped for scope mounting purposes.
Rifles That Have Two-Piece Scope Mounts Interchangeable With Remington 710
As shown in the main article on interchangeability, the Remington 710 has two-piece scope mounts interchangeable with various other rifles. These rifles may have different B distances from the Remington 710 model but share other critical mounting parameters like A and C distances, radiuses, and BHU. This means that the listed rifles below should feature two-piece scope mounts interchangeable with the Remington 710.
Below is a list of all rifles that have two-piece scope mounts interchangeable with the Remington 710 mounting surface.
Mounting Standards With Interchangeable One-Piece Scope Mounts
The Remington 710 has a group of rifles and shotguns that share interchangeable one-piece and two-piece scope mounts due to a specific mounting surface. This is because these firearms share the same B distance, allowing for consistent compatibility across various models.
All the rifles listed below should have two-piece scope mounts interchangeable with Remington 710 and one-piece mounts between themselves.
Remington 710
The Remington 710, produced from 2001 to 2006, is a push-feed bolt-action rifle and the predecessor to the Remington 770. The rifles listed below will have two-piece scope mounts interchangeable with the Remington 710 mounting surface but will also have one-piece scope mounts interchangeable among themselves because they share the same B distance.
