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LaRue Tactical earned its reputation building some of the most accurate semi-autos in the business, so when the Texas shop finally rolled out a bolt gun, folks paid attention. The Siete delivers. At its heart is a CNC-machined billet action mated to a LaRue-branded KRG Bravo chassis, with precisely machined mating surfaces that bed the action the way a precision rifle should be bedded. A Picatinny rail up top means your glass goes on quick, and the whole package feels tight and purposeful right out of the box.
The 23 inch LaRue match-grade barrel wears a 1:7.5 twist that stabilizes the long, heavy 6.5 Creedmoor bullets this cartridge is famous for, and the threaded muzzle is ready for a brake or suppressor whenever you are. What really makes the Siete different is the quick-change barrel setup. Pull the free-floating M-LOK handguard, torque the barrel to spec, and a small portal in the handguard lines up with the caliber markings so you can confirm everything is seated right. It is a clever system that opens the door to caliber swaps down the road without a trip to a gunsmith.
The Bravo is a known quantity in the precision rifle crowd for good reason. Adjustable length of pull and an adjustable cheek riser let you build a proper cheek weld behind whatever scope you run, and the ergonomics work just as well off a bench as they do prone behind a bipod. Feeding comes from AICS-pattern magazines, with a LaRue-branded 5-round mag included and an oversized release that works fine with gloves on.
LaRue topped it off with a Timney trigger breaking at a crisp 2.5 pounds, the kind of clean, predictable break you want when you are stretching the 6.5 Creedmoor past 600 yards. Owners have been posting sub-third-MOA groups while still zeroing, which tells you everything about the barrel and bedding. Whether you are ringing steel, working up loads, or looking for a flat-shooting deer and antelope rifle, the Siete covers a lot of ground.
Yes, that is one of its biggest selling points. The free-floating handguard detaches without tools, and the barrel torques on with the included preset torque wrench. A viewing portal in the handguard lines up with the caliber markings on the barrel so you can verify everything is installed correctly. LaRue offers the Siete family in several short-action chamberings, so caliber changes are a realistic option down the road.
It feeds from standard AICS-pattern short action magazines, which are easy to find from a bunch of manufacturers. One LaRue-branded 5-round magazine ships with the rifle, and the oversized mag release is easy to run even with gloves on. If you want more capacity for matches, 10-round AICS mags drop right in.
Yes. The 23 inch match-grade barrel comes with a threaded muzzle and a thread protector installed, so you can add a brake or direct-thread suppressor mount whenever you are ready. The 6.5 Creedmoor is a pleasant suppressed cartridge, and the extra barrel length helps squeeze out full velocity for long-range work.
Very. Between the CNC-machined billet action, precisely machined bedding surfaces, LaRue match-grade barrel, and the 2.5 lb Timney trigger, this rifle has all the ingredients for tight groups. Owners regularly report well under MOA performance with quality factory match ammo, with some posting groups in the third-MOA range at 100 yards.
| UPC | 810143182682 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | LTKRGSIETE65CM23BLK |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 23" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 6.5mm Creedmoor |
| Capacity | 5 + 1 |
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