Impact Precision Shooting was founded by Wade Stuteville and Tate Streater, two veteran PRS competitors who started trading ideas at an Oklahoma Practical Precision Shooting match. Wade is the 2012 PRS points champion and owner of Stuteville Precision in Shawnee, OK. Tate is Vice President at Tape-Matics, Inc., the machine shop that handles manufacturing. Every Impact receiver is machined from a single piece of hardened stainless steel: rough-machined, heat-treated, bolt races electric-discharge-machined, then finish-machined to hold tight tolerances. The receiver and full-length 20 MOA rail are one piece. A black carbon nitride finish increases surface hardness and bolt-cycling smoothness.
All Impact receivers use a Remington 700 footprint, accept Rem 700 triggers, and ship with a 20 MOA integral rail.
We stock Impact alongside the components you build with them: Bartlein, Brux, Krieger, and Custom Rifle Barrels cut for Impact tenons; Bix'n Andy triggers; MDT and XLR Industries chassis; AICS magazines. One order, one shipment. Questions on bolt face, throw angle, or fitment? Contact Us. Building in volume or running a shop? See New Dealer Enquiry. Check Blem and Factory Second for discounted cosmetic-flaw inventory.
It shares the Remington 700 footprint, so it drops into Rem 700 stocks, chassis, bottom metal, and triggers. Internally it is its own design: one-piece receiver and rail, EDM-cut bolt races, .700" bolt, and tighter tolerances than a factory Rem 700.
Same action, different bolt lift. The 75° throw shortens the lift and clears more scope objectives, which competition shooters generally prefer. The 90° feels closer to a Rem 700 and is often chosen by shooters used to that lift.
The 737R uses 1-1/16 x 16 TPI Class 3 tenon threads. Rem 700 uses the same nominal 1-1/16 x 16 TPI thread but a looser Class 2 tolerance, so a Rem 700 prefit is not a guaranteed fit. Order barrels cut to Impact's tenon spec. Bartlein, Brux, Krieger, and Proof Research all offer Impact-spec prefits.
The 777R has a .700" bolt body and shares 1-1/16 x 16 TPI tenon threads with the 737R, so barrels interchange. The 787R has a larger .750" bolt body, 1-1/16 x 20 TPI threads, and a Wyatt MBE-3 magwell cut. 787R barrels are not interchangeable with the 737R or 777R.
Yes. The 737R comes with the AW cut, which feeds both AICS single-stack and AW double-stack magazines. Long-action receivers take long-action mags appropriate to the cartridge and bolt face.
NBK is Impact's lightweight hunting variant, built on the same footprint and quality as the 737R/777R/787R but with weight savings and a lighter bolt knob for backcountry rifles.