Remington 700 sps

[monte81]

Looking for a clip for Remington 700 sps conversion clip have floor model want to convert

[monte81]

Or has anyone put one of these conversion clips in

[waterhaulerhunter]

Kwik clip sells one, i believe they are around 100$. Or HS precision sells one that is around 300$. Both require no modification to the stock. The kwik clip is not a flush mount though. Hope this helps a little.

[Scott N]

Considering the cost of SPS model and the cost of the conversion, maybe you'd be better off selling the rifle and buying an SPS with a detachable magazine? Not sure if it's a new model, but I thought I saw an SPS with a detachable magazine in the Bass Pro Christmas flyer I got in the mail yesterday.

[monte81]

Ok do u know where to buy that clip at

[waterhaulerhunter]

Follow the link below for the kwik clip. Make sure you look at the caliber list though. they don't work for all.

http://www.Accurateaction.com/produc...y.php?catid=18

And google bashaw sports if you want to hs precision one. They will point you in the right direction. You could also check out ebay, might be able to find it a little cheaper on there.

[monte81]

Ok thank you western gun parts in Edmonton has them in stock for 124

[catnthehat]

If anyone puts a kwik Klip inntheir rifle makem sure you glass bed it, if there is a bit of uneven surface between the screws , tightening them down hard may veventually break the frame - I've had several that we had to re-weld because of it!!
The good thing is a decent welder can do it, a little filing, some gloss barbecue paint, and it's all fixed as good as new!
Cat

[monte81]

ok thank ypu what does glass bed mean

[gitrdun]

Bedding the action in various types of epoxy provides a support for the recoil lug and the bottom portion of the receiver in a skin tight sheath. This maintains a rigid and uniform position of the action during recoil and at all times. It prevents the action from twisting or bending as the action screws are evenly tightened. The term "glass" bedding comes from a commonly used epoxy called Acraglass. I use a steel epoxy for my bedding jobs called Devcon 101110. You could call it Steel bedded then. The need for bedding comes from the desire to achieve the best accuracy and tiny groups from your rifle.

Bedding into a synthetic stock presents a bit of a challenge as plastics don't stick very well to most glues, epoxies etc. It is NOT an insurmountable problem, but it does require good cleaning, locking holes and some trickery.

[monte81]

oh ok do u do this to guns for people

[gitrdun]

Originally Posted by monte81

oh ok do u do this to guns for people

I most certainly do. And a beautiful job I might add