Remington Model 700 ML .50 Cal Stainless Bolt-Action Inline Muzzleloader, 24 Inch Barrel, Adjustable Sights
The Remington Model 700 ML is a .50 caliber, bolt-action inline muzzleloader built with a matte stainless steel barrel and receiver. It features a 24 inch barrel with a 1:28 twist, adjustable open sights, and a black synthetic stock with a Monte Carlo comb. This U.S.-made inline uses percussion-cap ignition with a removable breech plug and is drilled and tapped for Model 700 pattern mounts, with Weaver-style bases installed. Production was circa 1996–2004.
Condition
Overall Condition: Fair condition, showing extensive signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Fair - Generally clean, some residue or smudges, slight corrosion.
Bore Rifling: Fair Rifling - Worn rifling, slight loss of definition.
Specific Condition Notes: There is widespread rust and pitting across metal surfaces. Scratches and blemishes are present. The bore shows notable blemishing consistent with use and age.
What’s Included
- BSA Deer Hunter 3-9x40mm riflescope with rings
- Two-piece Weaver-style bases (installed)
The Model 700 ML uses an inline percussion-cap ignition system with a removable breech plug accessed via the receiver. It is a single-shot design with a capacity of one round, aligning with the straightforward operation expected of modern inline muzzleloaders.
Construction centers on stainless steel for both the barrel and receiver, finished in matte stainless. The 24 inch barrel is paired with a 1:28 twist rate. A barrel warning specifies the use of black powder or Pyrodex only.
Sighting equipment includes adjustable open sights, with a ramped front sight and a fully adjustable rear sight. The receiver is drilled and tapped for Model 700 pattern mounts and is currently fitted with two-piece Weaver-style bases, matching the included scope and rings.
The black synthetic stock features a Monte Carlo comb, molded checkering for grip, a rubber recoil pad, and sling swivel studs. Length of pull measures 13.0 inches. The bolt uses a swept handle with a round knob for familiar Model 700-style manipulation.
Markings include triangular inspection/proof marks forward of the receiver ring and a 31 stamp in the same area. This muzzleloader was manufactured in the United States, with overall production of the model occurring circa 1996–2004.