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Ive done the same thing with my 20" SPS .308 1/12tw Rem700, but more than likely it wont group and be as accurate as say a 24-26" .308

First off, welcome! If your just starting but already have experiencing atleast reloading somewhat, your off to a good start. At minimum, if your wanting to reach out past 700yd ACCURATELY, I wouldn't settle with anything less than .308. Wont lie, there is plenty of calibers out there that...

We have to remember this is the guy with the Walmart sporting goods gun collection, Transformer bed spread, and guy who likes to call other people immature. Jason Cardenas is a real winner....

I originally went with a SPS with Hogue stock. Stupid idea. Then I spent $200 on a used HS on ebay just to replace it with, when I could have bought it factory to begin with. Just do it.

Sportsmans Warehouse - Lexington Kentucky had a shelf full this weekend, I jumped on a few lbs of it for sure. Might still get lucky..

not logged back in since this post was made...think you guys fell for a late april fools...

I wish I had a dad...

Might wanna google bukkake before offering to join in... It could get messy

Frightened the cock out of you? Why did you have a cock in you?

Im going 8 twist Krieger in a 700sa but Im going with the 105 Hybrids first, might not evem have to mess with the 115s

I completely agree KYS that I need a better stock, but right now after funding the barrel and work to be done, I will have to hold off on it. I honestly think that the barrel will fit once I give it a little sand paper love. That picture was taken as soon as the barrel arrived at the 'smiths...

Yeah but you don't have Obama...Trust me...your winning...

Thanks everyone for the advice and input. For reference, can anyone tell me what the suggested minimum thickness of a stocks walls is preferred to be? Just incase we decide to sand a little.

Just to add, the diameter of the barrel is .960, and my factory SPS barrel was .850 and it still had room on the sides that wasn't really close to touching. I know we could turn the barrel some and sand the stock but how would this effect my accuracy, etc., when I start reaching out to say 800-1000?

Here it is, in order for you to be able to slide it in the stock, the contour'd area is almost halfway down my cheek piece. The smith just said we could do that in order to not ruin the stock and shave almost both walls completely down, just take a little off of the barrel and a little from...