EGW Picatinny Rail for Remington 700, 721, 725, Sauer 100/101 Long Action 40100

Other Picatinny Rails for Remington 700, Sauer 100 & Bergara B14

If you're comparing Picatinny rails for a Remington 700, Sauer 100 or Bergara B14, make sure you select the correct action length and MOA for your rifle and intended shooting setup.

Other Action Lengths

EGW 40000 — Short Action, 0 MOA
EGW 40002 — Short Action, 20 MOA

Other MOA Options

EGW 40102 — Long Action, 20 MOA

Other Manufacturers

Talley PL0252700 — Remington 700 Long Action
DNZ PR020 — Remington 700 Long Action

See all picatinny rails for Remington 700

Picatinny Rail FAQ

How do I know which Picatinny rail fits my rifle?

The correct Picatinny rail depends on your rifle's exact manufacturer, model, action length, mounting-hole pattern, and sometimes production year. For the Remington 700, for example, short-action and long-action rifles require different rails. See our Picatinny Rail Fitment Guide for help identifying the correct rail.

How do I know if I have a short-action or long-action rifle?

Action length is generally determined by the cartridge family your rifle is designed for, but you should not assume action length based on caliber alone. Some rifle families use different action lengths, while others use a common action for multiple calibers. Our guide explains the differences between short-action and long-action rifles.

What is the difference between 0 MOA and 20 MOA?

A 0 MOA rail mounts the scope without built-in elevation. A 20 MOA rail angles the scope slightly downward relative to the bore, providing additional elevation adjustment for longer-range applications. Learn more in our guide to 0 MOA vs. 20 MOA Picatinny rails.

Does rifle caliber matter when choosing a Picatinny rail?

Caliber can help identify the appropriate action length, but it should not be the only factor used to select a rail. The same rifle model may be available in both short-action and long-action configurations, while some rifle models use the same action for multiple calibers. Always verify your exact rifle model and action before ordering.

What should I verify before ordering a Picatinny rail?

Confirm the exact rifle manufacturer and model, action length, production era when applicable, and mounting-hole pattern. If you are unsure whether a particular rail fits your rifle, contact BJL Outdoors before ordering and we can help verify the fitment.

Not sure which rail you need? Use our Picatinny Rail Fitment Guide or contact BJL Outdoors for help selecting the correct rail.