Built one at a time in the United States, this Howa M1500 HS Precision 7mm Remington Magnum Bolt-Action Rifle delivers a steel receiver paired with an aluminum bedding block machined to the exact dimensions of the Howa 1500 barreled action. The laminate is hand-laminated with Kevlar, fiberglass, and carbon fiber, then hand-finished for consistent fit and durability. Chambered in 7mm Rem Mag with a 3+1 capacity and a two-stage trigger, this rifle is a production-class precision tool for shooters who measure groups in MOA.
| Manufacturer | Howa / HS Precision (USA assembly) |
|---|---|
| Model | M1500 HS Precision |
| Material | Steel receiver, aluminum bedding block, Kevlar/fiberglass/carbon fiber laminate stock |
| Compatibility | Howa 1500 barreled action (inlet specific) |
| Finish | Blued metal, black stock finish |
| Weight | Approx. 8.5 lbs (per manufacturer specs) |
| Condition | New |
Key Features
- Hand-Laminated Composite Stock — Why it matters: The Kevlar, fiberglass, and carbon fiber layup reduces stock flex and point-of-impact shift as barrel heat builds, keeping your second and third shots inside 0.5 MOA from the first.
- Aluminum Bedding Block — Why it matters: Machined specifically to the Howa 1500 action profile, this block eliminates receiver walk and maintains consistent torque on the action screws, critical for sub-MOA repeatability.
- Two-Stage Trigger — Why it matters: The take-up stage lets you feel the sear engagement, then a crisp 2.5–3 lb break reduces shooter-induced error on cold-bore shots. No creep surprises.
- 7mm Remington Magnum Chamber — Why it matters: 7mm Rem Mag delivers 160-grain bullets at 2,950+ fps with a G1 BC around 0.600, keeping you supersonic past 1,500 yards. It’s a proven ELR caliber without the recoil of a .300 RUM.
- Blued Steel Receiver — Why it matters: Bluing offers corrosion resistance in humid range conditions and a low-glare finish that won’t spook game or give away your position on the clock.
Who It’s For
This rifle is for the long-range shooter who wants a production-class platform that can hold its own against customs costing twice as much. It’s for the PRS Production division competitor who needs a repeatable feed from a 3+1 magazine and a stock that won’t shift under bipod pressure. It’s also for the hunter who demands a sub-MOA guarantee on a 7mm Rem Mag for elk or mule deer at 600+ yards.
Pros & Cons
- Pro: Hand-laminated stock with aluminum bedding block — factory repeatability you’d expect from a custom shop.
- Pro: Two-stage trigger is user-adjustable down to 2.5 lbs without a gunsmith.
- Pro: 7mm Rem Mag offers flat trajectory and high BC bullet options for long-range work.
- Con: The fixed HS Precision stock lacks an adjustable cheek riser, so shooters with high-mounted scopes may need an aftermarket cheek pad. (Honest drawback: you’ll spend $40–80 on a KMW or Triad pack to get a consistent cheek weld if you run a 50mm objective.)
Comparison
| Feature | Howa M1500 HS Precision 7mm Rem Mag | Geissele Super 700 (Rem 700 pattern) | Timney 700 Trigger (Rem 700 pattern) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Action type | Howa 1500 (integral recoil lug) | Remington 700 clone | Trigger only (Rem 700) |
| Stock material | Kevlar/fiberglass/carbon fiber laminate | Aluminum chassis (aftermarket) | N/A (trigger only) |
| Bedding | Aluminum block, hand-fitted | Integrated chassis (no bedding) | N/A |
| Trigger | Two-stage, 2.5–3 lb | Single-stage (aftermarket) | Two-stage, 1–4 lb adjustable |
| Caliber | 7mm Rem Mag | .308 Win (typical) | N/A |
| MSRP | $1,038.83 | $1,200+ (chassis only) | $150–250 (trigger only) |
FAQ
Does the Howa M1500 HS Precision come with a scope base or rail?
No, the receiver is drilled and tapped for Howa #6-48 scope base screws, but no base is included. You’ll need to purchase a separate one-piece rail or two-piece base. Per Howa specs, the action uses a proprietary bolt pattern, so standard Rem 700 bases won’t fit without modification.
Is the stock adjustable for length of pull or cheek height?
No, the HS Precision-style stock is fixed. Length of pull is approximately 13.5 inches. For cheek height, you’ll need an aftermarket riser or adhesive cheek pad if your scope height requires a higher weld.
What is the barrel twist rate on this 7mm Rem Mag model?
Howa uses a 1:9.5-inch twist rate for 7mm Rem Mag barrels. This stabilizes 140- to 175-grain bullets, including the 168-grain Berger VLD and 175-grain Sierra MatchKing, both common for long-range work.
Can I use this rifle for PRS or NRL Hunter competitions?
Yes, it fits the Production division in PRS and the Factory class in NRL Hunter. The 3+1 magazine capacity may require a reload on longer stages, but the stock’s rigidity and trigger quality make it competitive out of the box.
Does the rifle come with a warranty?
Howa offers a limited lifetime warranty on the barreled action and receiver. The stock and bedding block are covered for defects in materials or workmanship for one year from purchase. Check our returns policy for details.
According to Howa’s published specs, the M1500 HS Precision is assembled in the United States using a Japanese-made barreled action. In 2025, Howa held approximately 12% of the production bolt-action market in the U.S., driven largely by the M1500 platform’s reputation for sub-MOA accuracy at a mid-tier price point.
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