Are the rem VS SF and the Sendero SF the same rifles?

[Guest]

They look the same, just different caliber choices.

Is the stock the same HS precision?

Thanks to all who reply.

 

[chris matthews]

For all practical purposes, yes they are the same. But they do have little minor differences.

 

[Guest]

Chris, I want a good varmint rifle. I don't want to built another custom due to the # of rounds i'll be blasting off.

 

[chris matthews]

Either one will work for your purpose. Happy blasting!

 

[Michael Eichele]

Typically the differance is the sendero is the magnums and the vssf is the standard calibers. Ie: 7mm RM, 300 WM, 300 SAUM ect... vs the 243, 308 ect...

Both are very accurate.

 

[FRANK21]

VSSF- varmint sythetic stainless fluted
- short action, IE 308, 223, 6mm

SENDERO SF- sendero stainless fluted
- long action, IE 7mmRM, 338RUM, 270win

VS- varmint synthetic, blued or pakerized steel
-short action, IE 308, 223,243

SENDERO - synthetic, blued or pakerized steel
-long action, IE 7rm, 338rm, 270win

 

[cdmorten]

I have one of each. They are the same gun other than some of the notable differences such as the difference in action size. The stock is the same on both other than the Sendero's is slightly longer to accomodate the longer action. It also feels a bit beefier through the grip area. Lastly, a Sendero comes with more of a recoil pad than the VS. It's a nice pad too. I'm not sure who makes it.

Both shoot sub MOA out of the box.