Remington 700 PSS vs. Sendero

idsman75

October 15, 2002 16:04

I know that the Sendero has a full-length bedding block. How about the PSS?

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  maggiethecat

  October 15, 2002 16:34

  the pss has the hs prcision stock. full length block
  
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  JustC

  October 15, 2002 18:35

  Same stock, different profile on the front end, (varmit vs tactical),and 1 extra swivel in the front of the PSS stock. PSS has tactical profile and Sendero has Varmiter profile, both have the full length blocks.
  
  Some of the first Sendero stocks were made by Bell&Carlson and the majority were made by HS Prercision. They appear identical, the only way to tell the manufacturer on the early models is to take the rifle out of the stock, and look in the barrel channel for a small mark. It will either be a stamped "circle" or "oval". The circle is a HS Precision, the B&C has the oval. However, this was only the earlier versions, and only about 1 of 10 had the B&C, so anything recent is an HS, and the older, is 90% probable to be an HS Precision. IMHO, the HS Precision is the better stock. Not that you wanted to know all that
  
  A great rifle with a junk scope,....is junk.

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  idsman75

  October 15, 2002 19:11

  Well you learn something new every day. I appreciate the info. I was looking at a PSS in .300 Win Mag about a year ago and someone told me to go with the Sendero since it had a full length bedding block and, according to them, the PSS didn't. I like the Sendero but I'm sure that both rifles shoot better than I can so I would probably go with whichever one was less expensive. However, I like the idea of the extra swivel on the PSS.

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