Remington

Buying Remington in Australia

Magnum Sports carries the Remington range sold in Australia: the Model 700 in ADL, SPS, BDL, CDL, Varmint, Long Range, Sendero and Alpha 1 Hunter form, the 783 budget bolt action and scope packages, the 870 Fieldmaster and Tactical pump-action shotguns and the 1100 Sporting semi-auto for Category C holders, the Marlin 444 lever action, and more than 60 lines of Remington ammunition including Core-Lokt, UMC, Golden Bullet and Thunderbolt rimfire.

The Model 700 and 783 are bolt-action centrefires and Category B in NSW; the 870 and 1100 are Category C, which is limited to primary producers and other approved genuine reasons under the 2026 reforms. Every firearm needs a Permit to Acquire and compliant storage.

Rifles start at $1,040 for the 783 and $1,260 for the 700 ADL, with the 700 SPS at $1,657, CDL $2,371, BDL $2,428 and Alpha 1 Hunter $3,970. Ten Remington firearms are available today, including the 783, 700 SPS, SPS Stainless, CDL, BDL and Alpha 1 Hunter and the 870 Fieldmaster Synthetic; the rest are ordered in. Remington ammunition is on the shelf in most common hunting calibres.

  • PricesRemington 783 from $1,040, Model 700 from $1,260 (ADL) to $4,439 (Alpha 1 Hunter Grey), 870 from $1,459; Remington ammunition from $8 a box (.22 LR) and $45–$95 for centrefire hunting loads.
  • Availability35 Remington firearms and 66 ammunition lines listed; 10 firearms available now including the 700 SPS, CDL, BDL and Alpha 1 Hunter, the rest to order.
  • DealerMagnum Sports, 19 Babbage Road, Roseville Chase NSW — NSW Firearms Dealer Licence 413159984 — (02) 9882 2689

Chasing a specific Model 700 configuration? Tell us the calibre and stock and we will quote the closest in stock or order it in. The 700 takes the widest range of aftermarket stocks and chassis of any rifle we sell; see MDT.

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      How much is a Remington 700 in Australia?
      At Magnum Sports the Model 700 ADL is $1,393 (ADL Varmint $1,260), the SPS $1,657, SPS Stainless Synthetic $1,939, SPS Tactical $1,796, Varmint SF $1,995, Long Range HS $2,053, CDL $2,371, BDL $2,428, Sendero SF II $2,847 and Alpha 1 Hunter $3,970 (September 2026).
      Remington 700 or 783: which should I buy?
      The 783 ($1,040 to $1,150) is the budget rifle: adjustable trigger, detachable magazine, plenty accurate for hunting, and available as a scope package. The 700 ($1,260 up) has the cylindrical action that the whole aftermarket is built around, better finish and resale, and far more variants. Buy the 783 for a first deer rifle on a budget, the 700 if you plan to upgrade stocks, triggers or barrels later.
      What licence category is a Remington 870 in NSW?
      The 870 is a pump-action shotgun and therefore Category C, limited in NSW to primary producers and other approved genuine reasons. The Model 700 and 783 bolt actions are Category B, and the 1100 Sporting semi-auto is Category C.
      Which Remington rifles are in stock?
      Available today: the 783 HBT and 783 Blued scope package, the 700 SPS, SPS Compact, SPS Stainless Synthetic, CDL, BDL and Alpha 1 Hunter, and the 870 Fieldmaster Synthetic. Other configurations are ordered in from the Australian distributor; ask for a lead time.
      Do you stock Remington ammunition?
      Yes, more than 60 Remington lines including Core-Lokt in .223, .243, .270, .308 and .30-06, UMC range ammunition, Golden Bullet and Thunderbolt .22 LR and Remington shotshells. A licence for the calibre is required to buy.

      Answers written by the licensed dealers at Magnum Sports, Roseville Chase NSW. Last reviewed September 2026. Firearms law differs by state; check with your state registry before you buy.