Strasser · ambidextrous · current
RS 700
Factory left-bolt configuration — 6.5 Creedmoor · 6.5 Creedmoor
The Strasser RS 700 is a ambidextrous straight-pull rifle chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor. It carries a 22-inch barrel, suited to deer and all-around big-game hunting. It wears a configurable configurable; left- or right-hand remington 700 short-action stock compatible stock and plasox-treated steel metalwork. Made in Austria.
Barrel
22"
Weight
Not published
MSRP
Not published
Where to buy
Links open a search for this rifle on each retailer. Availability and price change frequently — confirm on the retailer's site.
Set up your RS 700
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Scope base & rings
Match the base to this action's footprint, then pick ring height for your objective diameter.
Riflescope
A 3–9x or 2.5–10x covers nearly all hunting distances and keeps weight down.
Sling
Carry side is personal — a simple two-point sling works from either shoulder.
Muzzle brake or suppressor mount
This barrel is threaded, so check the thread pitch on the spec table before ordering.
6.5 Creedmoor ammunition
Most rifles shoot one load noticeably better than the rest — buy a few boxes before committing.
Hard case
Required for airline travel and worth it for any drive to a hunt.
Other RS 700 variants
Sources & citations
Every spec is tied to an official manufacturer page or verified source.
Is the Strasser RS 700 right for you?
The RS 700 is best suited to deer and all-around big-game hunting.
Browse more left-handed 6.5 Creedmoor rifles, straight-pull rifles, or the full Strasser left-handed lineup.
Key features
- Ambidextrous design — usable from either shoulder
- 22" barrel in 6.5 Creedmoor
- Threaded muzzle — suppressor- and brake-ready
- Configurable Configurable; left- or right-hand Remington 700 short-action stock compatible stock
- PlasOX-treated steel metal finish
- Magazine: 3 rounds flush-fit polymer magazine
- Made in Austria
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