Funny i was just looking at the same thing, the one that WWWJD has. I believe a green model comes on the Remington 700 Target Tactical comes with. When you break it down, it's basically a Remington 700 'SPS Varmint' action, a 26" Heavy Barrel but it has the 5R rifling, and then the Bell & C Medalist Target/Varmint 'M40' stock.. making it over $2000.
I myself have built a rifle I am calling my M32 SWS... M32 because it's halfway between an M40 and M24 lol. It's a SPS Tactical AAC-SD rifle, 20" heavy barrel, to which I have added a Nikon Monarch 5-20x44mm scope, Harris Ultralight S-BRM bipod, Viking Tactical padded sling, and so far about 250 rounds of premium 308 Win ammo. I want a stock, will save to get the ideal one not a compromise. I am leaning towards a McMillan 'General Purpose Hunting' M40A1 stock, which has a retro camo color, and was the actual stock the USMC chose when they made the 'original' M40 "A1 because it was not the first they had, the absolute first were the original R700 wooden stocked rifles they got from Remington 'off-the-shelf' for immediate deployment to the jungles of Vietnam" ... so it's awesome, but I have argued about this recently, McMillan says if you buy this particular stock (a HUNTING variety rather than the A4/A5 etc, Tactical stocks) and pay for the inletting service et,c it will be drop in and ready to go. Some people tell me Nonono you need it custom bedded or it won't work.
So I am not sure, because if wht they say is right and it's another $250 for the gunsmith bedding etc, $525 becomes $775 and about the price of the Accuracy International AICS ...
And when I looked at the B&C Medalist Varmint/Tactical M40 it specifically says it will need to be inletted and then bedded so that is a big gunsmithing job IMHO.
I am liking the McMillan more and more but I dont want to spend $525 and be PO'd.