Description
This Hogue OverMolded stock is one of the simplest ways to squeeze more accuracy out of a Remington 700 BDL short action without sending anything off to a gunsmith. The heart of it is a full-length CNC machined 7075-T6 aircraft aluminum bedding block that completely surrounds the action and runs forward into the forend. Your receiver locks into the rear of that block and your barrel free floats over the front, which is exactly what you want for a repeatable point of impact shot after shot.
What Sets the Hogue 700 BDL Full Bed Stock Apart
Instead of gluing a metal block into a molded shell, Hogue molds the rubber directly around the aluminum chassis so the two mechanically interlock. That means no adhesive bond to crack or loosen over years of recoil and temperature swings. The rigid skeleton is what gives the stock its backbone, while the precise molded dimensions are cut to drop right onto a 700 short action.
The Feel of the Hogue OverMolded Finish
The outside is wrapped in Hogue's signature rubberized surface, the same compound used on their popular grips. It is neither spongy nor tacky, just a soft, grippy hold that helps tame recoil and stays quiet against brush and gear. It shrugs off rain, sweat, and cold without turning slick. Ergonomically you get a straight comb that lines you up nicely behind a scope, palm swells on the grip, and a wide varminter-style forend that rides bags and rests well off the bench.
Fitment Notes for the Hogue Short Action Stock
This one is built for the standard barrel contour BDL with a blind magazine and hinged floor plate, so it is not the right pick for detachable box magazine rifles. The wide barrel channel clears just about any standard sporter profile. Most guys report a genuine drop-in fit where you set the action in, snug the guard screws, and head to the range. As with any aftermarket stock, it is worth double checking that your barrel is floating cleanly before you go chasing groups.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Hogue
- Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 70002
- UPC: 743108700020
- Fits: Remington 700 BDL Short Action
- Barrel Contour: Standard / Sporter (wide barrel channel)
- Bedding: Full-length CNC machined 7075-T6 aluminum bed block
- Magazine Type: Blind magazine with hinged floor plate
- Construction: Fiberglass-reinforced skeleton, OverMolded rubber exterior
- Ergonomics: Straight comb, palm swells, varminter-style forend
- Barrel Fit: Free-floated
- Shipping Weight: 3.54 lbs
What’s Included
- Hogue OverMolded Remington 700 BDL short action stock with full-length aluminum bed block
- Installation instruction sheet
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this Hogue stock fit my Remington 700 BDL short action?
It is made specifically for the Remington 700 BDL short action with a standard sporter barrel contour and a blind magazine with hinged floor plate. It does not fit detachable box magazine rifles. The wide barrel channel is designed to clear most standard profile barrels, and it also fits Remington 700 clones built to the same footprint.
Is the Hogue 700 BDL full bed block stock a true drop-in install?
For most rifles it is. You set the action into the aluminum block, tighten the guard screws, and you are ready to go. Since every rifle is a little different, it is smart to confirm the barrel is floating freely and the action is seated fully before you start load testing.
What does the full-length aluminum bedding block actually do for accuracy?
The 7075-T6 aluminum block surrounds the action and extends into the forend, giving you a rock-solid, rigid platform that locks the receiver in place so it cannot shift under recoil. At the same time it free floats the barrel over the front of the block. Together that helps deliver a consistent point of impact shot to shot, which is where the accuracy gains come from over a factory stock.
How does the OverMolded rubber finish hold up in the field?
The rubberized exterior is the same compound Hogue uses on its grips, so it gives you a grippy, non-slip hold that stays secure in rain, sweat, and cold. It is not spongy or sticky, just comfortable, and it helps soak up some felt recoil. It is also quiet against brush and gear, which hunters appreciate on a stalk.




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