McMillan Tactical Rifles SPEC-TAC-LR Complete Specs and Full Gun Specifications

The receiver is machined from 17-4 stainless steel to true benchrest quality standards. The design features a solid top with a trim loading port. This increases action stability, stiffness, and strength. The loading port is easily accessible and is angled to aid the shooter in single loading rounds. The SPEC-TAC-LR is fed via 10 or 20-round box magazines. Low effort bolt operation was a key goal in the design of the SPEC-TAC-LR action. The exclusive bi-camming design employs two cams that engage during bolt lift to radically reduce bolt lift effort. Bolt lift is 75 degrees. In conjunction with the receiver's helical cut cocking cams and the coned faced bolt, the TUBB rifle offers one of the smoothest operating actions ever built. The bolt handle is designed for superior performance in sustained fire operation. Its ergonomic shape allows operation with a single finger, if desired. The hardened bolt is machined from 9610 carbon steel and rides back into the stock extension, under the shooter's face so the bolt can be operated without the shooter having to change his head position. This low center of gravity also improves the rifle's feel and performance under recoil. The action features a full-length picatinny sight rail that will accept an almost endless array of competition sights and scope rings. The action's adjustable sight mounting system allows the sight rail to be mounted at a multiple of pre set mounting angles to allow the shooter to cant the rifle while shooting and maintaining a straight-up level sight. All barrels come standard with a Superior Shooting Systems tunable muzzle brake and cant indicator. Lock time in the SPEC-TAC-LR is one millisecond – more than three times faster than a Model 70 Winchester. All SPEC-TAC-LR rifles feature a hand-lapped Schneider stainless steel match barrel with the exclusive "SPEC-TAC-LR." This unique contour maximizes accuracy and minimizes weight – it's the perfect balance. According to David: "It's a contour where the barrel wouldn't shoot one bit better if it was one bit bigger."