Hole patterned actions? Where the scope mount is not i regretted into the chassis right? Not interested in prs in the slightest
Looking for a bolt action.
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The integrated top rail will only fit the top of a 700. Otherwise you can put use the integrated top rail as is and can use any action with a flush rail (like impact) if you don’t intend to use integrated top rail
No. This piece circled will only work on an actual rem 700 action not any of the clones. I would be more concerned about the action than chassis
If you’re not worried about using that piece an impact action should work or any action where the pic rail doesn’t extend beyond the body
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Call up Altus and get an Origin Barreled action with a Proof Prefit.
Add a TriggerTech
Add a few MDT mags
Add a KRG Bravo
Add Optic of your choice.
Shop smart and watch the Px and you could be well into this for under $3K
Call up Altus and get an Origin Barreled action with a Proof Prefit.
Add a TriggerTech
Add a few MDT mags
Add a KRG Bravo
Add Optic of your choice.
Shop smart and watch the Px and you could be well into this for under $3K
This is something he will need to find out on his own. MacMillan was the gold standard for a long time, but not anymore. There are lots of great stock/ chassis out there that blow the MacMillan away. They are still great stocks but are a little dated now.
My suggestion is going to a range that PRS shooters frequent that isn't too far a drive and asking to get behind their rifles with various stock/ chasis options. I let people get behind my rifles constantly (3 people that were curious about the Wooxs and I let them squeeze off a few shots each just yesterday). The community is more than willing to help and answer questions! This will help save money in the long run.
Look at Grayboe too. They now have a universal mini chassis.
And again, a KRG bravo is a great starting point until you know EXACTLY what you want.
I would FAR prefer an integrated scope mount rail (integrated as in machined in as part of the action body) to mounting a scope on a rail that's part of the chassis. Just me but the former seems much more solid and resistant to movement than the later.
