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I have the same scope on my 700 using a Precision Armament 20moa rail and Vortex precision low rings. These are .87, so you should be GTG with low rings.
I have nothing to go by as I never got the chance to actually shoot the thing. Bottom line is I'm stuck with buying a new trigger, so I ordered a Timney tonite.
He did not 'elaborate' on just how it was broken, just showed me a bag of trigger parts that were 'mine'. I had planned to upgrade later, but really felt that I should have been told ahead of time what happened. Instead, I got a call it was done, and only when I went to pick it was told, Oh,BTW...
Picked up my brand new 700 .300WM today from our local gunsmith, after having him install a muzzle brake. This gun has yet to have one round through it. The guy said, "the brake went on real nice, only one problem, I broke the trigger, they are junk anyway. I put one on that I had but it's not...
I run the 6-24x on my 700 .300wm and have no problem @800y+. Try this and maybe get a better idea if it will fit your needs. http://www.vortextactical.com/uploads/web_man_viper-pst-4-16x50-sfp_r416s1-a-12a.pdf Mike
I swapped mine out with a BCM Gunfighter mod 0 grip. The original A2 grip cocked my wrist un-naturally, and the BCM is a little more vertical. Now it is a very comfortable platform to shoot from. Mike
I found this as an alternative, just to see if I liked the feel of a large knob. Tactical Bolt Lift for the Remington® 700 - Accessories I personally like the ones Precision Armament makes, but would use my mill to size down the bolt handle to be threaded. Mike
New here. Looks like the place to be for great info! I live in Southern Oregon, 56 years young. I have been shooting since I was a kid and have over the years been stretching out my 'old, reliable' Rem 721 .270 win to it's limits. Now I am building a new LR rifle, so any advice-input...