Posted by Jason Brumett
The Remington Model 700™ VTR A-TACS is an extremely reliable and accurate rifle available in .308 Winchester only. (the description on the website says it comes in both but only lists the .308 specs) 2This gun has a built in bipod stud for those of you into shooting from the prone position all you need is a bipod. This camo job is badass. Why? It's A-Tacs camo and its created to absorb the surrounding light so it acts light a chameleon. How does this light absorption work? Leaves are green not because they are green...but because they themselves reflect that green light. All light spectrum's absorbed are not displayed for the most part. This camo works not on the same premise but on an opposite one. It absorbs the radiant light and in effect changes color to match the environment.
This gun also 22" barrel, X-Mark Pro Trigger with adjustable trigger pull weight. All in all a accurate and reliable gun.
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