Unless a guy just doesn't like Remington, there's not much to complain about with any 700 model, the SPS included. If a guy's looking for a budget friendly killing machine, it's a fantastic option. Once the barrel pressure points are removed to ensure free float, forend stiffened, and the action is bedded, then there's no reason to think it won't be as accurate as other 700 models that might run twice the price (as long as you run slow fire).

I've been very tempted to pick up a couple 700 SPS Stainless's lately for future projects, since the whole rifle isn't much more expensive than the bare action, and they're not ever going to get any cheaper.