Help! Remington 700 Build

[yotethumper]

Well folks, I have assembled many a gas gun but I have plunged into the R700 bolt gun game. Stumbled across this for $400:

R700 16.5" SPS Barrel
R700 Action
Timney 2 Stage Trigger
Nightforce Steel 20 MOA Rail
AAC 51T Muzzle Brake

This rifle will be used for suppressed hunting, furthest shot is 200 yards. I'm debating between a KRG Bravo chassis or a factory R700 stock and bottom metal... Which direction should I go? If anyone has a factory stock and bottom metal laying around taking up space that would probably work too.

 

[SC-Texas]

That's cool

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[Txhillbilly]

Get the Bravo chassis,you won't regret it.

 

[dee]

Hs take offs from a 5r used to be pretty easy to come by on snipershide for a time. They are a solid do all stock. I recently picked up a mc3 stock at a match thinking it was a short action but it was long. Was petty impressed with the quality for it's price.

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[Dawico]

I like chassis systems personally. I like the modularity and adjustability.

I have never found a non adjustable stock that works well for me. The ability to adjust or change parts is a huge plus.

 

[AustinN4]

I'd put a M24 style stock on it and call it good:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M24_Sniper_Weapon_System

 

[gshayd]

I prefer the MDT chassis system. I have built 3 so far a Ruger in 6mm Creedmore, 6.5 Creedmore and .308.

 

[Mr.candrews]

Get the Bravo chassis,you won't regret it.

I agree no regrets.