I've got a r700 la that needs a chassis. I want a wiskey 3 but they have been out of stock for over a month. I'm not looking for a folder. I like the looks of the magpul pro. I don't care for the looks of the MDTs. What are your opinions?
Chassis ideas.
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could not tell you a lot about these but love the blend of wood and metal
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good luck finding a stock which ever or what ever you choose
If making your own is an option for you there was a few post on people doing it in the forums and a bunch of them looked really nice . saw what this guy did with walking sticks and wrote him to see if there was any way he would try and carve a rifle stock I was sad when he said he did not do that type of work but gave me the name of another guy who carves wood that could do the work they still have not written back
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The WOOX Furiosa Chassis is a ground-breaking, practical aftermarket replacement for some of the major manufacturer’s OEM rifle stocks.
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If making your own is an option for you there was a few post on people doing it in the forums and a bunch of them looked really nice . saw what this guy did with walking sticks and wrote him to see if there was any way he would try and carve a rifle stock I was sad when he said he did not do that type of work but gave me the name of another guy who carves wood that could do the work they still have not written back
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What do you mean by that? Tool less pad height adjustment or tool less height and LOP adjustment?
Everything you need is in stock in the KRG website. You need to go do your homework.
Try taking a look at XLR. I love the Envy Pro I got from them.
I know exactly what I'm talking about.
Got get a Bravo chassis with the optional tool less buttplate LOP and height adjuster.
Or did you not see that when you were there?
My god... I think I’m in lovecould not tell you a lot about these but love the blend of wood and metal
good luck finding a stock which ever or what ever you chooseFuriosa
The WOOX Furiosa Chassis is a ground-breaking, practical aftermarket replacement for some of the major manufacturer’s OEM rifle stocks.
If making your own is an option for you there was a few post on people doing it in the forums and a bunch of them looked really nice .
could not tell you a lot about these but love the blend of wood and metal
good luck finding a stock which ever or what ever you chooseFuriosa
The WOOX Furiosa Chassis is a ground-breaking, practical aftermarket replacement for some of the major manufacturer’s OEM rifle stocks.
If making your own is an option for you there was a few post on people doing it in the forums and a bunch of them looked really nice .
Will be a few years ( at least ) before i get to buying a chassis for my tikka, but really loked the look of these when i came across them.
Dont care for the look of most chassis. The woox looks nice.
What do you want to use it for? Target or hunting? Consider the weight. How much money do you want to spend?
The most comfortable chassis I have tried is the $1300 JAE but it is too heavy and therefore target only for me. A $600 AICS has a nice weight and is only slightly less comfy. A $1100 MPA is fine weight wise but not comfy.
Try and fondle some friends rifle chassis before you buy. We have a lot of options these days.
The most comfortable chassis I have tried is the $1300 JAE but it is too heavy and therefore target only for me. A $600 AICS has a nice weight and is only slightly less comfy. A $1100 MPA is fine weight wise but not comfy.
Try and fondle some friends rifle chassis before you buy. We have a lot of options these days.
FYI the new Gen 4 X-ray has been shipping awhile and it comes with tool-less recoil pad height, plus we'll have the tool-less LOP kit here inside of 4 weeks if all goes well. The Bravo has the same capability with the optional items as noted. W-3's should be back in here soon, it's been a bear getting anything done during this covid mess.
Thank you for considering our chassis!
Justin
Thank you for considering our chassis!
Justin
Massoud, thank you for your response. I have a bravo on my Howa. The grip does not feel as good as the x-ray or wiskey 3. The x-rays are good for the SA 6.5s. The wiskey 3 is for a .300wm. I let my family shoot my rifles. I need the tool less LOP because we range from 5' 2" 105lbs to 6' 5" 360lbs. I am still holding out for the wiskey 3. I just get a little impatient. Thanks again! Scott.
Wait for the KRG and never look back... a month? That’s nothing when it comes to getting the top parts, be they chassis or optics or (especially) rifles!
Why do folks think the tier one vendors are behind production? It’s because the demand for the best is always strong.
Bet there is no waiting line for a Choate ;-)
Sirhr
But I read in some sniper book that those are the shit
Wow, love to know where to find one for $600. They look to me to be $1k and up. ????
I've got a McRee's G10 folder that I love, I just put an Area 419 Arca rail under it and some Grey Ops weights on the sides. For the price point you can't beat it.
I also had a PDC Custom competition chassis for a short time, it was incredibly well made. I just didn't have anything to put in it and wound up trading it to a guy who wanted to get started in the sport.
Either way you'll get a great product well under 1k
I also had a PDC Custom competition chassis for a short time, it was incredibly well made. I just didn't have anything to put in it and wound up trading it to a guy who wanted to get started in the sport.
Either way you'll get a great product well under 1k
Magpul pro 700 is a legit option unless you’re hung up on it being a magpul product. Toolless adjustment, folding or non folding options, with or without an arca rail. Its a solid piece of kit.
Many options out there...the decision is ultimately yours and you need to define/refine what your needs and wants are. I’d suggest you head to a local rifle match and check out some of the different chassis that may be there. Everyone I’ve asked to check something out at a match has been more than open to it.
Factors to consider are:
Application
Fit/adjustability
Ergonomics
Weight
Features (folding, night vision mounting, etc)
Accessories (mlock, QD sockets, weight tuning, etc)
Costs
I’ve had many chassis and had I done the above I’d be a good bit less $$$ into this hobby. Hope this helps.
Factors to consider are:
Application
Fit/adjustability
Ergonomics
Weight
Features (folding, night vision mounting, etc)
Accessories (mlock, QD sockets, weight tuning, etc)
Costs
I’ve had many chassis and had I done the above I’d be a good bit less $$$ into this hobby. Hope this helps.
The magpul is probably the most underrated chassis out there right now.
Has all the adjustments you’d ever want.
Has all the adjustments you’d ever want.
sorry, just a joke referring to somebody else's thread about Judy (with a man's voice).
Judy is a Dude
So I do my nightly search for ammo , target sports USA , Midway etc. . I wi d up on Cabelas knowing that hopeless disappointment is all that awaits me . So as I peruse their in store ammo Voila , the motherload . Federal Fusion 308 150grain amfuck8nbrosia . It is my AR 10 zero currently and my...
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Euro optic has them, I'm sure there are others there in the US. You may also be able to order them from here in Canada directly.
Does the new X Ray tool-less LOP adjuster retrofit to the earlier X Ray generations? Cause if so, Ima buy two of them.
Unfortunately it doesn't. The earlier gen X-ray is a clamshell style (left and right halves screwed together for anyone who doesn't know the term) full of ribs on the inside and is all closed off at the end. Whereas the gen 4 rear main body is all one piece and so we could leave the space open at the very end for the LOP bar to slide in. Sorry for the bad news,
Justin
