Thread: Remington 700LR S/S in 300 Winchester magnum

Originally Posted by M..

Great series, thanks.
How do u find the cheek weld and eye position with that set up?
Looks like a 40ish mm objective and perhaps low rings? (If u dont mind sharing)

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20 Moa rail and low rings- its worked out well - everything lines up very well.

The B&C stock has a raised cheek section so it's ideal for a higher set scope

Thanks Doc.
My howa 300wm has a b&c 'weatherby style" kinda the opposite and doesn't work so well. Limited options a few years ago


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I really enjoyed this good concise conclusions, great watch, Your in the wrong game I guess theirs not many jobs doing this or we would all be doing it. Now I want one.

interesting that the groups opened up with the brake compared to suppressor. Any clues to what's behind that ?
Recoil should be less with the brake. I'm guessing there's probably some difference in barrel harmonics & if so fine tuning the load could/should shrink the brake groups down to same or better as suppressor.
Also keen on understanding how much difference a different stock makes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqaYwuY-M2I

interesting this guy had near enough exactly the same results as yourself @Dr. Watson with the same Remington Model LR in .300WM

Originally Posted by rossi.45

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqaYwuY-M2I

interesting this guy had near enough exactly the same results as yourself @Dr. Watson with the same Remington Model LR in .300WM

Interesting stuff- thanks for that... it's actually good when results match up as it creates knowledge based on actual facts ... not feelings and wishful thinking- like so many reviews I watch...

Great series Doc enjoyed it being a 300wm owner