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October 26, 2015

7 Ways To Soup Up Your Remington Model 700

While the Remington Model 700 base rifle is plenty impressive, there are some add-ons that can enhance your precision downrange.

Fred Mastison

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7 Ways To Soup Up Your Remington Model 700
Harris SLM bipod: Allows for great adjustability (6-9” or 9-13”) for shooters of different sizes, and it also has an adjustable swivel to deal with uneven ground.

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7 Ways To Soup Up Your Remington Model 700
US Optics 1.8-10X MR-10 scope: As you would expect from one of the best optics companies in the world, the U.S. Optics MR-10 is almost a must-have item for this rifle.

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7 Ways To Soup Up Your Remington Model 700
US Optics 30mm rings and mounts: Understandably, rings and mounts from U.S. Optics are a must. With a perfect fit and exceptional quality, they are essential partners to the scope.

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7 Ways To Soup Up Your Remington Model 700
AAC Titan-QD suppressor: With a good balance of weight and sound suppression, the Titan from Advanced Armament Corporation makes shooting the Model 700 Tactical Chassis a pleasure.

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7 Ways To Soup Up Your Remington Model 700
Vortex anti-cant bubble level: With the accuracy the Remington is capable of, it is a good call to get a solid anti-cant device to verify you are level before sending rounds downrange.

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7 Ways To Soup Up Your Remington Model 700
Wheeler Engineering FAT torque wrench: With any precision rifle, it is essential to check the torque on your scope screws and base regularly. This is especially true with a gun chambered in .338 Lapua. The Wheeler Fat Wrench offers a variety of heads and is a very reliable tool.

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TAB Gear Rear bag: If you are serious about long-range shooting, a quality rear bag is a must-have accessory. One of the best on the market is the TAB Rear bag made by TAB Gear. Versatile and filled with light plastic beads, it is a solid bag.

For decades, the bolt-action Remington Model 700 has helped shooters create tight groups on the range, bag game in the backwoods and tackle threats on the battlefield. In fact, the U.S. Marine Corps still relies on Remington Model 700 variants for its snipers.

RELATED STORY: Gun Review: Remington’s Model 700 Custom ‘C’ Grade

While the base rifle is plenty impressive, there are some add-ons that can enhance your precision downrange.

First up: A sturdy bipod like those made by Harris, a company known for its tank-tough products. A good bipod will help steady the rifle for precise shots and on-target follow-ups.

Of course, you’ll need quality optics, too. U.S. Optics’ 1.8-10X MR-10 scope offers plenty of magnification. A 37mm objective lens sits in front of a Turret Parallax Adjustment Locator (TPAL) system guaranteeing the sharpest image resolution possible.

RELATED STORY: Gun Review: Remington Model 700 SPS Tactical

What about adding a suppressor to reduce your rifle’s firing signature? An anti-cant bubble level to make sure your rifle is stock-straight? How about a bag to serve as a rear support? Scroll through the gallery above to learn more and upgrade your Remington Model 700 rifle (or any similar bolt action) for the next level of precision.

For more information, please visit the following websites:

Harris SLM bipod: HarrisTacticalOnline.com
US Optics 1.8-10X MR-10 scope: USoptics.com
US Optics 30mm rings and mounts: USoptics.com
AAC Titan-QD: Advanced-Armament.com
Vortex anti-cant bubble level: VortexOptics.com
Wheeler Engineering FAT torque wrench: WheelerEngineering.com
TAB Gear Rear bag: TABgear.com

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