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taylorce1 · April 20, 2013, 12:27 PM

Good review on Sniper Central. I'd have to agree about going with the FCP model, I have the HS Precision stock on my LR Savade rifle and it is very comfortable to shoot. Plus comparing the two rifles in .338 Lapua the FCP will save roughly 5 lbs of weight and 6 lbs in .300 Win. The 110 BA will probably come in weighing close to 19 lbs by the time you add bi-pod, scope, sling, and a full magazine of ammunition.

There might be a PD or Sheriffs department using it, but I doubt it is in wide circulation. As far as Remingtons QC going down hill I haven't personally experienced it. I've had good luck with both Savage and Remington as far as accuracy, but Remington builds a nicer rifle IMO as far as fit and finish as well as handling characteristics in the price range you're looking at.

April 20, 2013, 12:27 PM	#3
taylorce1 Senior Member Join Date: November 18, 2005 Location: On the Santa Fe Trail Posts: 8,242	Good review on Sniper Central. I'd have to agree about going with the FCP model, I have the HS Precision stock on my LR Savade rifle and it is very comfortable to shoot. Plus comparing the two rifles in .338 Lapua the FCP will save roughly 5 lbs of weight and 6 lbs in .300 Win. The 110 BA will probably come in weighing close to 19 lbs by the time you add bi-pod, scope, sling, and a full magazine of ammunition. There might be a PD or Sheriffs department using it, but I doubt it is in wide circulation. As far as Remingtons QC going down hill I haven't personally experienced it. I've had good luck with both Savage and Remington as far as accuracy, but Remington builds a nicer rifle IMO as far as fit and finish as well as handling characteristics in the price range you're looking at. __________________ NRA Life Member