here's the link to simms scroll down to the precision fit they list the 700
http://www.limbsaver.com/templates.php
06 isn't that bad. if you really want to do something--go with the recoil pad. bedding the stock would help alot with accuracy. if you really want to do it (muzzle brake) the best guy i know of is located in Fort Meade. on 17 south of bartow. he is an old man, but does excellent work. few guys in camp have had their 300s done there.
hey crock i would get one only if you plan to do a lot of shooting at the range. or if you are developing a flinch from recoil. like others have said it makes them louder but you could also get a plain or knurled end along with the brake and use it for hunting just like a regular barrel i know a guy in st.pete that did mine does a good job.
most brakes are threaded on externally.you can thread them on and off.get a muzzle brake end you know with holes in it.and another with out holes it will look like a regular barrel and sound like one.or just take the muzzle brake off when hunting but you will have to be carefull of the exposed threads.
