I put this rifle together to get into long range shooting a few years ago and it shoots very well. Estimated round count is 850-1000.
Rem 700 AAC-SD .308, 1:10 twist, 20 inch barrel, factory threaded for brake/can. Had it in a McCrees Precision chassis for a while but when I got into 6.5 CM I converted this rifle to a handy woods gun for deer, etc. would make a great truck/ranch rifle. Or rebarrel with a ultralight barrel for a sweet mountain rifle or to get a young hunter/shooter started! With the PROOF carbon fiber Mountain Hunter stock, It weighs right at 10lb with a steel, Nomad-30 suppressor(not included) and stock pack(included) with ammo(not included), a bit under 9 lbs without can/pack. I can get closer weight if needed. Can't find the factory muzzle, thread protector at the moment so I can include a three prong flash hider and mail the thread protector later if it turns up. Stock has adjustable aluminum pillars and needs some tweaking as certain rounds do not feed consistently. I have been meaning to adjust it but have been on a bow hunting and single shot kick lately and hadn't gotten around to it.
Moving this rifle to fund another project. Not looking to part it out at this point. Thanks for looking!
What I paid:
Rem 700 AAC-SD .308
$692
PROOF light weight mountain hunter stock
$850
Vortex viper pst 4-16x50
$750
Seekins 20 moa rail
$109
Seekins low rings
$139
Jewell trigger
$215
Triad tactical stock pack
$50
Professional-amateur, flat, Krylon, rattlecan paint-job... Priceless
Grand total of around $2800 if you were to build it today at retail, not including what I spent on shipping and tax for components.
Your price for complete package shipped to your FFL: $2000
Rem 700 AAC-SD .308, 1:10 twist, 20 inch barrel, factory threaded for brake/can. Had it in a McCrees Precision chassis for a while but when I got into 6.5 CM I converted this rifle to a handy woods gun for deer, etc. would make a great truck/ranch rifle. Or rebarrel with a ultralight barrel for a sweet mountain rifle or to get a young hunter/shooter started! With the PROOF carbon fiber Mountain Hunter stock, It weighs right at 10lb with a steel, Nomad-30 suppressor(not included) and stock pack(included) with ammo(not included), a bit under 9 lbs without can/pack. I can get closer weight if needed. Can't find the factory muzzle, thread protector at the moment so I can include a three prong flash hider and mail the thread protector later if it turns up. Stock has adjustable aluminum pillars and needs some tweaking as certain rounds do not feed consistently. I have been meaning to adjust it but have been on a bow hunting and single shot kick lately and hadn't gotten around to it.
Moving this rifle to fund another project. Not looking to part it out at this point. Thanks for looking!
What I paid:
Rem 700 AAC-SD .308
$692
PROOF light weight mountain hunter stock
$850
Vortex viper pst 4-16x50
$750
Seekins 20 moa rail
$109
Seekins low rings
$139
Jewell trigger
$215
Triad tactical stock pack
$50
Professional-amateur, flat, Krylon, rattlecan paint-job... Priceless
Grand total of around $2800 if you were to build it today at retail, not including what I spent on shipping and tax for components.
Your price for complete package shipped to your FFL: $2000
