Hey guys,
Thanks to input here, I just (mostly) finished putting together my first precision rifle. I have been into AR's in the past, and this is my first foray into the precision rifle world. I'm anxious to get her to the range this Saturday.
I have an AAC 762-SD suppressor that is pending at ATF, and I am still waiting on the AAC muzzle brake and an Eagle Stock Pack, but other than that, I'm ready to go.
Specs:
Remington 700 AAC-SD
NightForce 3.5-15x56 NPR1 ZS MOA
NightForce Base and Low Rings
B&C Stock
Atlas V8 Bipod
KRG Bolt Lift
Here are some pics. I'm glad to hear any input you have.

<span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="font-size: 14pt">Update:</span></span>
So, I went to the range Saturday, and am totally pumped about this rifle! Granted, this is my first time shooting a precision rifle, and I am mostly used to the accuracy out of my AR's.
I didn't really get to stretch her legs, as I was shooting at 100 yards most of the time. <span style="font-weight: bold">In the picture below, the group on the left is the first three shots ever fired from this rifle. At 100 yards, no less.</span> I was pumped. My groups didn't stay that tight, but I thought that was pretty neat, even though it was only a 3-shot group.

Most of my 5 shot groups were right at an inch. I tried out the Practical Tactical target shooting at 1/2" dots and was able to hit the dot about a third of the time. I'm hoping to improve on that with practice.
Overall, I'd feel comfortable saying I could put a grouping within an inch at 100 yards, but I wouldn't call it less than MOA at this point. Maybe as I improve, I'll be able to change that assesment. We'll see...
Thanks to input here, I just (mostly) finished putting together my first precision rifle. I have been into AR's in the past, and this is my first foray into the precision rifle world. I'm anxious to get her to the range this Saturday.
I have an AAC 762-SD suppressor that is pending at ATF, and I am still waiting on the AAC muzzle brake and an Eagle Stock Pack, but other than that, I'm ready to go.
Specs:
Remington 700 AAC-SD
NightForce 3.5-15x56 NPR1 ZS MOA
NightForce Base and Low Rings
B&C Stock
Atlas V8 Bipod
KRG Bolt Lift
Here are some pics. I'm glad to hear any input you have.

<span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="font-size: 14pt">Update:</span></span>
So, I went to the range Saturday, and am totally pumped about this rifle! Granted, this is my first time shooting a precision rifle, and I am mostly used to the accuracy out of my AR's.
I didn't really get to stretch her legs, as I was shooting at 100 yards most of the time. <span style="font-weight: bold">In the picture below, the group on the left is the first three shots ever fired from this rifle. At 100 yards, no less.</span> I was pumped. My groups didn't stay that tight, but I thought that was pretty neat, even though it was only a 3-shot group.

Most of my 5 shot groups were right at an inch. I tried out the Practical Tactical target shooting at 1/2" dots and was able to hit the dot about a third of the time. I'm hoping to improve on that with practice.
Overall, I'd feel comfortable saying I could put a grouping within an inch at 100 yards, but I wouldn't call it less than MOA at this point. Maybe as I improve, I'll be able to change that assesment. We'll see...