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Having a spare magazine is never a bad idea, and ours are made to be as versatile as possible - if you stay within cartridge families, then one mag will cover all the bases, with the exception of 22-250 caliber. As with bolt heads, jumping between case head diameters will necessitate a different magazine, so choose from the options below. Request to Purchase below.
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Whether you need a specific caliber for an upcoming hunt or just want to try something different, the elegant design of the RS14 means you don’t need the services of a gunsmith to change barrels. All of our barrels are crafted to extremely tight tolerances and start off as premium blanks from Europe’s finest manufacturers. We then profile, chamber and headspace them in-house, before submitting them for proof testing by the Austrian government in Vienna, so you can be assured of their safety and quality. Mini caliber: .223 Rem. .22-250 Rem requires its own magazine and is not one of our mini, standard, or magnum caliber families Standard caliber: .243 Win., 6.5 Creedmoor, .270 Win., 7 mm-08 Rem., .308 Win., .30-06, 9.3x62, Magnum caliber: 7 mm Rem. Mag., .300 Win. Mag., .375 Ruger, .338 Win. Mag., 6.5 PRC Attention: if you switch from one caliber family to another you have to make sure that you also change to the right magazine and bolt head!Our standard barrels are anything but. Due to our fanatical obsession with quality, these are some of the finest barrels in the world – each Strasser barrel will interface correctly with the corresponding bolt head in your rifle, no matter the caliber, or when you purchased it. We thread the muzzles at the same time as we chamber and profile, which ensures perfect concentricity and accuracy should you wish to add a suppressor or muzzle device.
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If you stay within the same cartridge family, caliber changes are simply a matter of swapping out barrels, however If you change between cartridge families - for example from a standard caliber to a magnum - you'll need a spare bolt head, due to the different case head diameters involved. Fortunately, our bolt heads are made to the same exacting standards as our barrels, so changing them out is simple and painless. Request to Purchase below.
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The Luxus III Sideplates are nickel plated with Whitetail on one side and Elk on the other.
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Luxus II Sideplates are nickel plated and have Kudu on the left side and Impala on the right side
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Luxus I Sideplates are nickel plated consisting of Red Stag on the left side and Roe Deer on the right side
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The RS 700 is compatible with any Rem 700 Scope Rings. However, for a picatinny rail, due to the shape of the receiver, we have a proprietary one that is available in 0 MOA and 20 MOA options.
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M14x1 adapted to 5/8-24, designed specifically for precision suppressor alignmentMaterial: 17-4PH Stainless SteelCoating: PlasOx Nitride Hardened Surface Finish
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The Xeno Brake works superbly as a stand-alone muzzle brake, but really shines when paired with the Xeno Adapter equipped suppressor. The Xeno Brake gives you a lightweight suppressor mounting option with non-negotiable repeatability and a solid return to zero — ideal for precision-minded shooters. Don’t worry, the Xeno Mounting System still provides you hardcore users the durability you’ve come to expect from Dead Air, so fire away. Our material of choice is nitrided 4140 steel for hardness and corrosion resistance. The bonus is that it won’t gall your threads as is common with the uncoated 17-4 products out there. It’s no fun having your adapter drilled from the back of your suppressor while you’re biting your nails hoping it can be salvaged. Nitrided 4140 is just tough. Scouring off carbon and copper deposits is not only easier, but you’re also less likely to damage your threads.
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Richardson 112 Loden/Black trucker hat with Strasser patch on front
