Description
The Pure Precision P2 SKLTN Titanium is the kind of action you reach for when every ounce counts and you refuse to compromise on quality. This is the long-action, left-hand, magnum bolt face version, machined from high-strength titanium with a 4140 steel bolt that wears a DLC coating for slick cycling and long-term durability. At roughly 16.5 ounces, it stands among the lightest Remington 700 footprint actions you can buy, which makes it a favorite for backcountry hunters and long-range builders trimming weight off a mountain rifle.
What Makes the SKLTN Ti Different
The skeletonized design is where the weight savings come from. Pure Precision cut material out of the body, scalloped the integrated recoil lug, trimmed the bolt shroud, and added a spiral fluting pattern to the bolt. The fire control system was developed in collaboration with Alex Wheeler and Greg Tannell, two names that carry real weight in the precision world. You get a 75-degree bolt throw, two locking lugs, and an M16-style extractor, all of which add up to smooth, dependable feeding.
Building on the P2 SKLTN Titanium Platform
Because it shares the Remington 700 footprint and tenon pattern, this action drops into a huge range of stocks, chassis, and prefit barrels without a bunch of custom fitting. It's set up for Wyatt's extended internal box magazines so you can run longer magnum cartridges at their proper overall length, and it plays nicely with popular ring setups like Talley, Nesika, and Hawkins. There's also a gas vent designed to route pressure away in the event of a pierced primer or case head separation.
Field-Ready Details on the P2 SKLTN LA Magnum
One of the standout touches is the tool-less field-strippable firing pin assembly. If you get ice, grit, or a bit of punctured primer in there, you can pull it apart and clear it out without a single tool, which is exactly what you want when you're miles from the truck. Left-handed shooters finally get a true southpaw action in this weight class, and the magnum bolt face opens the door to cartridges like the PRC and Winchester magnum family.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Pure Precision
- Manufacturer Part Number: IN00284
- UPC: 810137340272
- Action Type: Bolt Action
- Action Length: Long Action
- Hand: Left Hand
- Bolt Face: Magnum
- Body Material: Titanium
- Bolt Material: 4140 Steel with DLC Coating
- Weight: 16.5 oz
- Footprint: Remington 700
- Bolt Throw: 75 Degrees
- Locking Lugs: Two Lug
- Extractor: M16 Style
- Magazine Compatibility: Wyatt's Extended Internal Box
- Recoil Lug: Integrated
What’s Included
- Pure Precision P2 SKLTN Titanium long action receiver (left hand, magnum bolt face)
- Complete SKLTN bolt assembly with field-strippable firing pin
Frequently Asked Questions
What rifles and parts will the P2 SKLTN Titanium action fit?
The SKLTN Ti uses the Remington 700 footprint and tenon pattern, so it works with the wide range of stocks, chassis, bottom metal, and prefit barrels built for that standard. It's cut to accept Wyatt's extended internal box magazines, and the screw spacing works with Talley, Nesika, and Hawkins rings. That compatibility is a big reason it's a popular starting point for custom builds.
How much does the long action version weigh?
The titanium long action comes in right around 16.5 ounces, which puts it among the lightest 700-footprint actions available. The short action shaves off a touch more at about 16 ounces. Much of that weight savings comes from the skeletonized body, scalloped recoil lug, trimmed bolt shroud, and spiral-fluted bolt.
What does the magnum bolt face on this action support?
The magnum bolt face is sized for the larger case heads found on magnum cartridges, opening it up to popular choices like the PRC family and belted magnums. Paired with the long action length and Wyatt's magazine compatibility, it's built to handle longer, higher-capacity rounds at proper overall length. That makes it a strong foundation for a dedicated long-range or big-game build.
Can I clean the firing pin without tools?
Yes. The SKLTN uses a field-strippable firing pin assembly that comes apart by hand, no tools required. If ice, debris, or a bit of punctured primer works its way in, you can clear it out right in the field, which is a genuine advantage on backcountry hunts.





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