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LaRue Tactical spent decades earning a reputation for rifles that shoot smaller groups than they have any right to, and the Siete is that same obsession applied to a bolt action. The heart of it is a CNC-machined billet short action dropped into the KRG Bravo, a stock that has been a fixture in the precision rifle world for years thanks to its rigid internal chassis, adjustable cheek riser, and length of pull that adjusts from about 13.1 to 14.25 inches. That means the rifle fits you, whether you're stretched out prone behind a bipod or working positional stages off a barricade.
The 20 inch LaRue match-grade sporter barrel wears a 1:8 twist, which stabilizes the heavier match bullets that .308 handloaders and factory match ammo fans gravitate toward. The muzzle comes threaded 5/8-24 with a thread protector installed, so adding a suppressor or brake takes about as long as reading this sentence. At 8.3 pounds bare and just under 41 inches overall, it carries fine in the field but has enough heft to settle in behind on steel and paper.
LaRue didn't cheap out where it counts. A Timney trigger delivers the kind of clean, predictable break that lets you focus on wind calls instead of fighting creep. The magwell runs AICS-pattern magazines with an oversized release that's easy to hit even with gloves on, and a LaRue-branded Amend2 mag ships in the box so you're feeding rounds the day it comes home.
Plenty of factory bolt guns claim precision. This one backs it up with a billet action bedded into a chassis-reinforced stock, a match barrel, and a trigger that belongs on a custom build. Owners consistently report sub-MOA groups right out of the gate, and the gray Bravo furniture looks as sharp as it shoots. For anyone wanting a turnkey .308 for long-range practice, matches, or a do-it-all precision rig, the Siete makes a strong case.
The Siete feeds from standard AICS-pattern short action magazines, which are widely available from brands like Magpul, MDT, and Accurate-Mag. LaRue includes one Amend2 AICS-pattern magazine with the rifle, and the oversized magazine release makes swaps quick even with gloves on.
Yes, the 20 inch barrel is threaded 5/8-24, the standard pattern for most .30 caliber suppressors and muzzle brakes. A thread protector comes installed from the factory, so the muzzle stays clean until you're ready to mount something.
The Bravo is one of the most shooter-friendly stocks in its class. It features an adjustable cheek riser for proper eye alignment behind a scope, plus a length of pull that adjusts from roughly 13.1 to 14.25 inches using spacers. The full-length aluminum backbone inside also gives it chassis-level rigidity for consistent accuracy.
The Siete ships with a Timney trigger from the factory, a name most precision rifle folks already trust. It breaks clean and consistent, which is a noticeable step up from the standard triggers on many factory bolt guns and one less upgrade you'll need to budget for.
| UPC | 810143182675 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | LTKRGSIETE30820GRY |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 20" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .308 / 7.62 NATO |
| Capacity | 5 + 1 |
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