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 Rem 700 SPS tactical AAC-SD bolt in .308?
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06/03/15 12:47 AM
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B-Man
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Woodsman
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Thinking about getting this for my son who has a muscle disorder. Having a heavy setup helps him not move the gun.
What say ye THF'ers? Any thoughts?
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 Re: Rem 700 SPS tactical AAC-SD bolt in .308?
[Re: B-Man]
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06/03/15 12:57 AM
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Brother in-law
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I had an sps tactical that was as accurate as they get and the price is right.
I really like the Tikka CTR's in 308
Either will do you fine. That 20" barrel is nice
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Re: Rem 700 SPS tactical AAC-SD bolt in .308?
[Re: B-Man]
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06/03/15 01:03 AM
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ETexas Hunter
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i have it in 300blk and absolutely love it
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Re: Rem 700 SPS tactical AAC-SD bolt in .308?
[Re: B-Man]
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06/03/15 01:47 AM
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Furb
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The only two advantages of the AAC-SD over the Tactical model is the 1:10" twist rate, for a bullet heavier than 168Gr, and the threaded barrel, but that is really on good if you are using a flash hider or Suppressor from AAC as the way it is threaded requires a recess in the the item you are threading on, if using a different brand you will need to have the threads undercut to accept a Non-AAC product.
I have an AAC-SD, both 308 and 300, love both but you need to toss the Hogue stock and X-mark as soon as you get it.
HHUUMMMM, what to write, what to write, I got nothing.
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Re: Rem 700 SPS tactical AAC-SD bolt in .308?
[Re: Furb]
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06/03/15 01:49 AM
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dee
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The only two advantages of the AAC-SD over the Tactical model is the 1:10" twist rate, for a bullet heavier than 168Gr, and the threaded barrel, but that is really on good if you are using a flash hider or Suppressor from AAC as the way it is threaded requires a recess in the the item you are threading on, if using a different brand you will need to have the threads undercut to accept a Non-AAC product.
I have an AAC-SD, both 308 and 300, love both but you need to toss the Hogue stock and X-mark as soon as you get it. The other models with 1:12 twist will stabilize more than just 168gr bullets.
"A vote is like a rifle; it's usefulness depends on the character of the user" Theodore Roosevelt
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Re: Rem 700 SPS tactical AAC-SD bolt in .308?
[Re: B-Man]
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06/04/15 03:24 AM
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RChipman11
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Had an AAC-SD for a short while. If I had kept it I would have changed stocks for sure, the Hogue is junk. The xmark adjusted all the way down was ok for a hunting rifle IMO. All things considered it shot well and probably would have been a sub moa rifle as is had I worked up a load for it.
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