Rem 700 SPS Tac AAC-SD 6.5 Creedmoor

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mikey geester

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Anyone have any accuracy data on this rifle? Just curious to see how it shoots in a chassis. I know QC isn’t the best on these rifles but I got lucky with one in .223 That shoots 1/2 MOA with my hand loads.

Thanks gents.
 
Snuby642

Snuby642

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I have one in 300blk .I like it everything good except the Hogue stock sucks will need replaced I went with Magpull 20170215_220305.jpg
 
LawnMM

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Short Action Customs used to have a pretty affordable work over for Remingtons. I think he pulled the barrels, then recut the chamber and threads and put it all back together for a reasonable price.

Basically makes it how it should have been leaving the factory.
 
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gac700

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I dropped a barrelled action from Brownell’s into a KRG Bravo and was very happy with the results. I wanted a lighter weight creedmore for hunting. It is perfect with a 2.5-10 leupold Mk4.

I have a RPR and a heavier build (3 total 6.5 creedmores) with 18 & 27 power scopes to compare to. All groups are within a dime to a quarter within 100 yards with all three rifles.

Of the three builds the remington/bravo build is the most cost effective.
 
Pusher591

Pusher591

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LawnMM said:
Short Action Customs used to have a pretty affordable work over for Remingtons. I think he pulled the barrels, then recut the chamber and threads and put it all back together for a reasonable price.

Basically makes it how it should have been leaving the factory.
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Yes!!! I really wish Mark would bring that back. It was around $500 and always seem to net exceptional results
 
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