"Favorite Remington 700 War Mods" by Nutnfancy

Published on November 22, 2013
Duration: 47:45

This guide details tactical upgrades for the Remington 700 platform, drawing from Nutnfancy's extensive field experience. Key modifications include improving stock rigidity with Bell & Carlson, enhancing bolt manipulation via KRG Bolt Lift, assessing trigger performance, considering magazine conversions, and leveraging suppressors like the Gemtech HVT-THD for accuracy gains. The advice emphasizes practical application and value for tactical bolt-action rifle users.

Quick Summary

Expert tactical upgrades for the Remington 700 include replacing the factory stock with a rigid Bell & Carlson model, adding a KRG Bolt Lift for faster bolt manipulation, and installing a Gemtech HVT-THD suppressor to improve accuracy. Barrel length also impacts velocity, with longer barrels favored for extreme long-range shooting.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & Shooting Footage
  2. 02:06Tactical Bolt Rifle Philosophy
  3. 05:53Stock Upgrades: Bell & Carlson
  4. 11:19Bolt Modifications & Ergonomics
  5. 13:57Trigger Assessment: X-Mark Pro
  6. 16:20Magazine Conversions
  7. 18:58Suppressors and Accuracy
  8. 21:15Barrel Length & Velocity Testing

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key tactical upgrades for a Remington 700?

Key tactical upgrades for the Remington 700 include replacing the factory stock with a rigid Bell & Carlson Light Tactical Stock, installing a KRG Bolt Lift for faster bolt manipulation, and adding a Gemtech HVT-THD suppressor to enhance accuracy and manage recoil.

How does barrel length affect Remington 700 performance?

Barrel length significantly impacts velocity. Nutnfancy's testing indicates a difference of approximately 40-45 feet per second per inch between a 20-inch and a 24-inch barrel, making the 24-inch barrel more suitable for long-range engagements beyond 800 yards.

What are common weaknesses of factory Remington 700 rifles for tactical use?

Common weaknesses include flexible factory stocks that can interfere with barrel harmonics when using a bipod, and triggers (X-Mark Pro) that may have a heavier pull weight (around 4.5 lbs) than desired for precise tactical work, though often deemed adequate.

Which aftermarket parts does Nutnfancy recommend for the Remington 700?

Nutnfancy specifically recommends the Bell & Carlson Light Tactical Stock for its rigidity and the KRG Bolt Lift for improved bolt handle ergonomics. He also highlights the accuracy benefits of the Gemtech HVT-THD suppressor.

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