I am having trouble deciding on a chassis or a stock for my rifle. It is a remington 700 chambered in 300 rum. I like the mcree chassis and the idea of having a detachable box magazine. I will be using the rifle for primarily long range shooting and deer hunting. But, will occasionally take it into a treestand. Not sure what to get, I plan to take this gun out west sometime in the future. Any suggestions? Thanks
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Stock or Chassis Selection
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Best of both worlds with the Manners stock with their Mini Chassis system in it. Look at their Elite Hunter Series if you want to keep weight down. Manners Composite Stocks
My plan is to start hunting, so I did as Rob mentioned, went with the Manners. The T3 I have uses the mini-chassis which gives you the DBM but doesn't need to be bedded. The T3 also has a more traditional grip style, like most hunting rifles would.
Just put this group out, my first time on a bolt rifle.
As mentioned above, highly suggest an AICS 2.0 or AX, Folding stocks are huge for back country humping of harvest and keeps things light. Chop your barrel to 20 or 22" and it will be amazingly light. We do it all of the time and see huge results!
Great point! AICS might be a bit more robust hiking,hunting and climbing up a tree stand, if your into that kind of thing.
If you are breaking the multi cross layered carbon fiber shell of the Manners you are having a real bad day and your hunt is probably over
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