Custom Remington 700PSS converted from .308 Win to 6.5 Creedmoor
The Remington Model 700 PSS (Police Sniper System) is a bolt-action sniper rifle designed for law enforcement and military applications. It is a variant of the well-known Remington Model 700, which has been a popular choice among hunters, target shooters, and law enforcement agencies for its accuracy, reliability, and adaptability.
The Remington 700 PSS features a heavy, free-floating barrel, which contributes to its excellent accuracy. The barrel is usually 26 inches long, although shorter barrels may be available depending on the specific model. The PSS typically comes chambered in .308 Winchester, but other calibers are also available, such as .300 Winchester Magnum and .338 Lapua Magnum.
The Remington 700 PSS has long been a favorite among law enforcement and military snipers due to its exceptional accuracy, reliability, and adaptability. Chambered in the popular .308 Winchester, this renowned bolt-action rifle has earned its place as a trusted precision tool. However, as the shooting world evolves, so do the preferences and requirements of its enthusiasts. The 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge has been gaining traction among long-range shooters for its superior ballistics and reduced recoil.
In this article, we will explore the process of converting a Remington 700 PSS from .308 Winchester to 6.5 Creedmoor, allowing shooters to take advantage of the benefits this modern cartridge has to offer.
Used in this project: FURIOSA CHASSIS
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Used in this project
- Rifle: Remington Arms 700PSS
- The Action and Bolt work Barrel Threading are done by George Montgomery at Wyoming Gun Store based on Kevin's specs
- Chassis: WOOX Furiosa
- Optics: Leupold Mark 7-35 x 56 mm MIC3 FFP PR2-MOA
- Barrel: PROOF research Custom Varbon Fiber Barrel 6.6 creed 1:8" Twist
- Trigger: Trigger Tech Special 2 stage
- Rings: MDT Tactical Scope
- Accushot Bipod PSR BT-46 Atlas
- Brake: Team Area 419
- Quiver: Hoptic usa 2.RD Quiver
- Throw: Flat line ops
- RRS SOAR rail / 175 adapter
- Ammunition: Hornady gear ELDM
the owner: Kevin Michael Lee
"In my past life I was a Firearms Armorer and Instructor for Law Enforcement and various agencies. In my tenure, I obtained a #Remington rifle which I would save for a future project. Now that day has come with the ushering of 6.5 Creedmoor just dominating the Extended Range of short actions. And so I took that 700PSS and converted it from .308 Win to 6.5 Creedmoor. ELDM
Wanted to give a HUGE shoutout to Geoff Montgomery, resident gunsmith at @wyomingguncompany. Thanks for Accurizing, Truing, and Double Sleeving my action/bolt; threading my Proof Barrel; and entertaining all the custom specification requests through the sideways Wyoming blizzard/white out!"
SAVAGE® 110 WOOX stocks and chassis options
• Magazine Factory DM - Detachable
• Action Short/Long
• Bottom Metal DBM
• Bolt Release Configurations • Bottom Bolt Release • Top Bolt Release
• Supported Barrel Sporter / Medium Contour / Heavy Varmint Heavy
• Calibers Accepted 7mm Rem Mag / .300 Win Mag / .300 Rem Ultra Mag / .30-06 Sprg / .25-06 Rem / .270 Win / CIP/CIP+ Calibers / Others 338LM 4.050 actions are not compatible
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