Boyds exists

Yes, the scope was mounted too low, will definately touch.

Thanks so much! We try to be simple and to the point. No need for a bunch of fluff with these types of videos.

Save your money will make no diffrence

Have to say it .. if you can't tell which one is "the flier", then it ain't one... Looked like the factory stock was more consistent across ammo types. To me, looked like personal bias towards the chassis because it's COOL!

Thanks! We will revisit or sure and do more with it. We are stretching the range back so we can work in more distance as well.

Exactly! 3 shots are not a reliable group.

yes would def like to see this same test on different popular firearms. more rounds are necessary to get a more acurate grouping average. good video

Thanks so much!!

Thanks! MDT definitely creates some awesome products 👍😁

Thank you! I try my best to keep it to the point because I know time is valuable 👍

Thanks! Yeah it might like them. Good luck!

my fcp-sr does great with 178gr hornady precision hunter, minus 150 gr core lokt this gun hasnt been happy with anything else I have tried. As far as target ammo the federall GMM 168 shoot very good in my gun, want to try the heavier version as well whenever 308 ammo is available again :(

Cool and good info, thanks!

@@buildhuntxplore 😂😂

Put it in a chassis and you’ll love it a lot more.

Great information bud! I’m torn on what to get here. I’m in the market for a 308 threaded barrel hunting rifle. I’m trying to stay under 1K. Do you think the Remington 700 is still the best option out there? I’d really appreciate your feedback

@@palumbo78 ruger american predator

Rem 700 Police series rifles have a MUCH more rigid Plastic stock than the SPS tac does, Bedding them would help. But that is NOT the case on the SPS tac as the Hogue overmolded stock has a very "floppy" forend, its not rigid. its more stiff rubber than solid plastic so it WILL bend more easily when force is applied from below as a Bipod would do.

No I cut the time out between shots so you guys wouldn’t have to wait on me lol

Does it have a strong smell? also how much do you apply. thanks

Buy a savage 10/110 and don’t worry about a gritty bolt or grease

@@reddawng43x91 why not add a grease to aid in the longevity of your gun? I ain't fighting in some dust bowl, just range and hunting

Thanks! Nice, I’ve heard great things about Bergara rifles. Thanks for following along!

I’ve got a Bergara chambered in 300PRC with a Nightforce ATACR. I put 4 rounds thru the same hole more or less from 200 yards with factory match ammo (Hornady Precision Hunter 212gr ELD-X) during the break in process. Now I know 200 yards isn’t anything for 300PRC. I was just getting a good zero. Really good rifles in my opinion.

Thanks for watching!

Thank you!!

Yeah, probably accurate results, but "three round groups aren't"

Thanks! It’s an MDT metal magazine. Really good quality. Fits and feeds extremely well. They offer two versions, one with the binder plate and one without. With binder plate for factory ammo or reloads within reason. If you want to push the OAL, no binder plate. Thanks for watching!

LOL It's pretty intense.

Thanks and thanks!

Looks like he’s using a 16.5 inch barrel.

Thanks so much! Yep this one is 16.5. Definitely loving it!

They really are! I hate to hear you're having issues.

I'd say it depends on the ranges you think you'll be shooting at. 6.5 Creed is a great caliber but if your longest shot will be 500 yards, .308 is probably the move.

Mixing different rounds right after another will cause flyers. Clean your barrel before you swap diffrent ammos. Diffrent powder residues down the barrel burning. .........

Do not buy a Rem 700. Modern day production is junk. Many better rifles on the market like Bergara, Tikka and Savage if you are dead set on a factory rifle.

@@tinfoilsombrero1439 serious question? Can you explain why they are just? I’m in the market to buy a 308 threaded barrel Hunting rifle. I would really appreciate your feedback before I make a decision.

@@palumbo78 I can explain it with one sample size. I have a Rem 700 my wife and kids got me for Father’s Day about 8 years ago. I spent $1100 just getting the thing true. If it weren’t a gift, I would have just trashed it and called it a loss. I felt compelled to remedy the issues and they are as follows: • action face, 0.014” out of true • action face looked like it was parted off with a hacksaw • scope base screws, 0.028” out of alignment • recoil lug, set 0.040” out of true • bolt body, bowed 0.068” • bolt-to-action fit has to be 0.100” too large. The bolt just wobbles • bolt handle broke off • firing pin assembly looked like the spring was 2” too long. It was a Z shape • firing pin bushing is about 0.040” too large and the flow from the primer is ridiculous and unnecessary Get a Bergara if you’re going the factory route. I’ve researched the heck out of them, shot them and they took the time to care about things Remington didn’t. They shoot great and honor their work and respect their customers. That said, if you really want to be super happy, go custom with good components and a renowned rifle builder and you will NEVER be disappointed.

just pointing out he edited out the time in between shots. we dont know how long he took on those shots but it is longer than 4 seconds

@@mrzombiesawesome in one of the shots it does appear that he edited. but for the rest its not. it was an average anyway. but im sure you can agree that his shots in between on the ess were longer...anyway, like i said, an after market chassis is superior.

@@ridehi8083 please watch again. It is edited in every single shot he takes

@@mrzombiesawesome upon closer inspection of the video, you are correct. thanks.

Will no no difference on a cheap rifle

Thanks! It's a 1:10 twist.

I wish I would have bought before they changed over.. I wanted a 5R! I have the exact one pictured here however it does shoot pretty well so I won't complain.

@@Version135 Yeah she was a tack, leaving behind many envious high dollar rigs. I wanted to do some other things to her, but with her shooting like that, I didn't want to risk upsetting her. Got lucky to get her early on in their initial run because an ex marine sniper friend I shot with knew someone at Remington and gave me the heads up. He was amazed, and bragging her off more than me, he had a nice PSS shooting half inch all day as well, modded tho.

They should fit fine.

Thanks! Ballistic X App

Yes I did. Any time anything (stock change/removal, scope, muzzle device, etc.) it needs to be re-zeroed.

LOL so true

Try a KRG Bravo. $350 and guaranteed to love it.

No, I just cut the dead time out so you didn't have to wait

That's one aspect we wanted to show, that the better chassis has the available adjustable cheek rest.

@@buildhuntxplore yeah but you can add a check rest for almost nothing....

he's using a 16.5" barrel and a 15" handguard... im planning on buying the 18" handguard for my 18.5" savage heavy barrel i kinda like the low profile