If I were to purchase a barreled action from a Remington 700 SPS Tactical AAC-SD, what stock would I purchase if I wanted to use detachable box magazines?
Gunsmithing Stock for Rem 700 SPS Tactical Barreled Action
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Re: Stock for Rem 700 SPS Tactical Barreled Action
pretty much any quality aftermarket stock (McM, B&C, HS, Manners to name a few) is capable of being inletted for DBM. I just recently installed a B&C Light tactical on my SPS and absolutely love it. The HS precision i had on it was nice too, but a little too long LOP for me.
pretty much any quality aftermarket stock (McM, B&C, HS, Manners to name a few) is capable of being inletted for DBM. I just recently installed a B&C Light tactical on my SPS and absolutely love it. The HS precision i had on it was nice too, but a little too long LOP for me.
Re: Stock for Rem 700 SPS Tactical Barreled Action
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: sentry1</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If I were to purchase a barreled action from a Remington 700 SPS Tactical AAC-SD, what stock would I purchase if I wanted to use detachable box magazines? </div></div>
I'll make the assumption that you want a no-gunsmith solution.
You will want to look at any of the AICS stocks as well as the AX chassis if it's available.
Then you can look at the XLR and McCree chassis systems.
All of these are aluminum stocks that are setup for AI AICS mags.
Or you can purchase any Manners stock with the mini-chassis.
That will also take AICS mags.
Or, you can order any custom made composite stock from McMillan or Manners and specify that the bottom me inletted for your choice of bottom metal.
Then you purchase your choice of bottom metal and bolt it all together.
You will most likely want to bed a composite stock so that is a "some gunsmithing required" type of job though you may be able to do it yourself.
There are other chassis systems as well, just look at them to be sure what type of magazine they will take.
Lastly, you can get a Wyatt's bottom metal that will fit into traditional remington "BDL" stock inlets.
This would allow you to pick up a $200ish HS or B&C composite stock and just bolt it all together.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: sentry1</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If I were to purchase a barreled action from a Remington 700 SPS Tactical AAC-SD, what stock would I purchase if I wanted to use detachable box magazines? </div></div>
I'll make the assumption that you want a no-gunsmith solution.
You will want to look at any of the AICS stocks as well as the AX chassis if it's available.
Then you can look at the XLR and McCree chassis systems.
All of these are aluminum stocks that are setup for AI AICS mags.
Or you can purchase any Manners stock with the mini-chassis.
That will also take AICS mags.
Or, you can order any custom made composite stock from McMillan or Manners and specify that the bottom me inletted for your choice of bottom metal.
Then you purchase your choice of bottom metal and bolt it all together.
You will most likely want to bed a composite stock so that is a "some gunsmithing required" type of job though you may be able to do it yourself.
There are other chassis systems as well, just look at them to be sure what type of magazine they will take.
Lastly, you can get a Wyatt's bottom metal that will fit into traditional remington "BDL" stock inlets.
This would allow you to pick up a $200ish HS or B&C composite stock and just bolt it all together.
Re: Stock for Rem 700 SPS Tactical Barreled Action
Thanks for the info! I think I'm leaning toward the McRee stocks, since it's the most affordable of the bunch, and everything comes bundled together.
Thanks for the info! I think I'm leaning toward the McRee stocks, since it's the most affordable of the bunch, and everything comes bundled together.
