What's the difference between a Remm BDL and a PSS

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July 27, 2003 21:50

What's the big difference between the BDL and the PSS? (besides price)

Thank you for your time and thoughts.

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  JustC

  July 28, 2003 04:36

  BDL has a wooden stock with a high gloss finish (usually) as well as a sporter weight barrel and high luster blueing.
  
  PSS has a contour 6 heavy bull barrel (26") or (20" LTR model) along with an HS Precision stock sporting a full length aluminum bedding block surrounded by Kevlar reinforced, epoxy/composite with a wide "varmint style" forearm and dual swivel studs. The finish on these is a black, non-glare, matte coating.
  
  
  
  why chase the game when the bullet can get em from here?....
  Got Balistics?

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  Delta514

  July 28, 2003 20:28

  JUSTC: Is on Target, The PSS stands for "Police Stainless Sniper" the Remington Sendero is about the same but is Chrome Moly Blue, Heavy Barrel, Kevelar Stock also but By Remington instead of McMillian. McMillian has the double Palm swell. Both are Alum. Receiver bedded. Both shoot like a house afire, with the right loading. The Traditional BDL is a Real Classy Stock, 21 lines to the Inch Checkering, Black forend cap. and did have Engraved receiver and floor plate until last year. There used to be some BDL Heavys in 22-250? Maybe some other calibers but I do not recall seeing any of them. "Shooters Supply" in Louisville was selling the PSS for the unblieveable price of $609. Stick a Springfield Third Generation 30mm x 50x 20 with internal level, range finder, yardage estimater, and Lit Recticle. Then you have a Hellova Machine. [;)]
  
  Ronnie G. Perkins

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