Rifles

R700 Carnage Field

The R700 Carnage in a Field stock. Adjustable cheek rest, rubber grip and forend inlays, in Black, FDE or OD Green.

Australian owned700-pattern compatibleBlack, FDE or OD Green
Carnage R700 Field

At a glance

The R700 Carnage, fitted out for the hill: a stock that adjusts to you, in a colour that suits the country.

  • •Field synthetic stock with an adjustable cheek rest.
  • •Rubber grip and forend inlays for wet hands and cold mornings.
  • •Black, FDE or OD Green, in .223 Rem, .30-06 Sprg, .300 Win Mag, .308 Win and 6.5 Creedmoor.
  • •Picatinny rail under the forend for a bipod or a light, QD sling points on both sides.
  • •Cheek riser adjusts in 2 mm steps; the knob sits flush so it doesn't snag gear or a left-hander's cheek.
  • •The same barrelled action and 700-pattern footprint as the R700 Carnage.

Available through dealers now.

Colour

Chambering

R700 Field .223 Rem, Black

SKU CR223FBLK20

RRP (AUD, incl. GST)

$999

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Firearms licence and safe storage required in Australia.

Specifications
SKUCR223FBLK20
Calibre.223 Rem
Action700-pattern bolt action, one-piece monoblock steel, two-lug locking
Barrel length510 mm
Barrel profile / finishFree-floating 4140 CrMo chrome-plated steel, gas nitrided, button rifled, matte black
Twist rate1:8
Receiver finishPicatinny rail included; drilled & tapped for scope mounts (6-48)
StockField synthetic stock, Black. Cheek riser in 2 mm steps, flush knob; forend Picatinny rail; QD sling points both sides
Magazine / capacity5-round detachable, AICS compatible
Overall length1034 mm
Weight3.4 kg

.308 WIN · ALL FIGURES IN INCHES AT 100 YARDS

Final results: average group

LOAD
INCHES @ 100 YD
STATUS
01

Sako Gamehead 123gr SP

0.00″
SUB-MOA ✓
02

ADI 135gr Hollow Point

0.00″
SUB-MOA ✓
03

Hornady Superformance 150gr SST

0.00″
SUB-MOA ✓
04

Sierra Master Sport 135gr HP

0.00″
SUB-MOA ✓
05

Federal 130gr V&P JHP

0.00″
06

ADI 165gr Sierra GameKing

0.00″
07

Hornady Match 168gr ELD-M

0.00″
08

PPU 150gr SP

0.00″
09

Hornady Prec. Hunter 178gr ELD-X

0.00″
10

PMC Bronze 150gr PSP

0.00″
11

Hornady Whitetail 150gr InterLock

0.00″
12

Winchester Match 155.5gr Berger

0.00″
13

Rem. Core-Lokt Tipped 180gr

0.00″
AVERAGE OF THREE 3-SHOT GROUPS PER LOAD · CENTRE-TO-CENTRE · 100 YD EQUIVALENT
SUB-MOA = UNDER 1.047″ AT 100 YD

TEST VERDICT

Sub-MOA
GUARANTEE · ACHIEVED

4 of 13 loads average under 1 MOA

BEST LOAD: SAKO GAMEHEAD 123GR SP · 0.59″ AVERAGE · 2,950 FPS

RIFLE PREFERENCE: FOCUS ON 2,950+ FPS AMMUNITION FOR BEST RESULTS

Read the MOA guarantee and how to verify yours →

Fitted for the field

A hunting rifle spends its life being carried, climbed with and shot from whatever rest is handy. The Field stock is shaped for that.

The cheek rest adjusts so your eye lands behind the scope without craning. Rubber inlays on the grip and forend give you something to hold when the stock is wet and your hands are cold.

  • •Adjustable cheek rest.
  • •Rubber grip and forend inlays.
  • •Black, FDE or OD Green.
  • •Picatinny rail under the forend for a bipod or a light.
  • •QD sling attachment points on both sides.
  • •Cheek riser adjusts in 2 mm steps, with a knob that sits flush so it doesn't snag your gear or a left-hander's cheek.

Built to be modded

The stock is the only thing that changed. The barrelled action is the R700 Carnage, on a 700-pattern footprint, so you can:

  • •Swap to your preferred trigger.
  • •Add rails, rings and accessories from the biggest aftermarket in the game.
  • •Drop it into another stock later, or put this stock on an R700 you already own.

In the field

Hunting

Set the cheek rest once for your scope and it stays put from the ute to the ridge.

Farm work

Rubber inlays and a synthetic stock that shrugs off rain, mud and the back of the tray.

Range days

Five chamberings from .223 Rem to .300 Win Mag, on the same action as the R700.

Get hands-on with an R700 Field

Carnage doesn't sell direct.

Talk to a licensed Australian dealer who can help you pick the chambering and colour for your licence, state laws and the country you hunt.

Firearms ownership in Australia requires a valid licence and safe storage that meets your state or territory requirements. Always handle firearms safely.