Remington 700 sps Stock Help

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I need some help ordering a stock.. This is my first Rem build

I have a remington 700 sps varmint in .243 HB

would it be short action? or S/A

2 flush mount cups.. What is this?

b/c ????

bdl bottom inlet... I asked another member told me floor plate correct?

machined aluminum pillars installed Whats that????

sniper fill ????


If I got this stock would it be correct for my model?

A-5 Rem. 700 SA, right hand, Rem. 700, Rem. varmint b/c, bdl bottom inlet, 1″ dec. pad @ 13.5″ LOP, 1 bipod stud and 2 flush mount cups ( LH side ) machined aluminum pillars installed, molded in color, sniper fill.
 
Liquid_Snake said:
I need some help ordering a stock.. This is my first Rem build

I have a remington 700 sps varmint in .243 HB

would it be short action? or S/A

2 flush mount cups.. What is this?

b/c ????

bdl bottom inlet... I asked another member told me floor plate correct?

machined aluminum pillars installed Whats that????

sniper fill ????


If I got this stock would it be correct for my model?

A-5 Rem. 700 SA, right hand, Rem. 700, Rem. varmint b/c, bdl bottom inlet, 1″ dec. pad @ 13.5″ LOP, 1 bipod stud and 2 flush mount cups ( LH side ) machined aluminum pillars installed, molded in color, sniper fill.
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You have a .243 so that is a short action so S/A is what you need. Varmint barrel contour should be OK for the SPS or pretty much most aftermarket barrel you want to have later on but double check on this - it is the only thing that may be an issue. Inletted for remy's BDL floorplate - you may want to look at BC Tactical or V-Bull for example detachable magazine system but the BDL will match the SPS. I bipod stud up from for guess what - yep, attaching a bipod. The flush cups allow you to install those little doohikies that further allow you to attach a sling. Pillars - for action screws so that have something to bite into rather than screwing up the fiber glass. Color is molded in not painted on - that is good. Sniper fill adds weight - good if shooting prone/bench not so good if lugging around. McMillan A5 is a very good stock and should do you just fine.
 
There have been two mcmillan stocks, in the last week, for sale in the ee that would work for your rifle. I believe one was on a4 and the other an a5 with atrs bottom metal. This may be a cheaper and less hassle free method of obtaining what you want. I hear the wait for a mcmillan stock is quite lengthy as well, measured in months.
 
I pm`d all the ones in the EE one was priced way to high and other guy has a 0 rateing but we all started at zero at some point.. I will just get his info like a pal or Dl#

Just bench shooting... and maybe off the hood of the truck for yotes thats it.
 
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