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My Remingtion 700 SPS (DM) is complete
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<blockquote data-quote="hosboss2002" data-source="post: 270077" data-attributes="member: 16350"><p>I just built my New Remington 700 SPS Varmit also, will shoot it for the first time this weekend. I would suggest if you want better accuracy to get rid of the factory Remington stock and replace it With Bell and Carlson, Hogue, McMillian, etc. You will be surprised in the difference. Also take a dollar bill and slide it down the barrel, the factory stock in not free floating like one may think, it touches in about 4 different spots. If you are going to keep the stock for awhile at least smooth down the areas where it is touching the barrel.</p><p>Here is the Picture of my new rifle. I put a Bell & Carlson stock on it with Warne pictanny rail, Burris Extreme ring, Bubble level, SWFA SS Scope 16x42, and Harris Swivel Bipod. I have threaded the knob to put a Badger Ordinance tactical knob on it also.</p><p><img src="http://i568.photobucket.com/albums/ss126/hosboss2002/ForumPicture.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p><p>Hosboss2002gun)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hosboss2002, post: 270077, member: 16350"] I just built my New Remington 700 SPS Varmit also, will shoot it for the first time this weekend. I would suggest if you want better accuracy to get rid of the factory Remington stock and replace it With Bell and Carlson, Hogue, McMillian, etc. You will be surprised in the difference. Also take a dollar bill and slide it down the barrel, the factory stock in not free floating like one may think, it touches in about 4 different spots. If you are going to keep the stock for awhile at least smooth down the areas where it is touching the barrel. Here is the Picture of my new rifle. I put a Bell & Carlson stock on it with Warne pictanny rail, Burris Extreme ring, Bubble level, SWFA SS Scope 16x42, and Harris Swivel Bipod. I have threaded the knob to put a Badger Ordinance tactical knob on it also. [IMG]http://i568.photobucket.com/albums/ss126/hosboss2002/ForumPicture.jpg[/IMG] Hosboss2002gun) [/QUOTE]
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