GRS stocks
- Thread starter mvphilly
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You’re not going to get too many replies, GRS isn’t a popular brand on this side of the pond. If you search the forum you’ll find that the people that have them really like them though. A GRS was on my short list before I scored a smokin-ass deal on a Cadex Strike Nuke so I don’t have any real experience with them. If you do pick one up make sure you write up a thread to help anyone in the future
Great ergonomics. Berserk is little flexy on the forend and difficult to shoot weak hand, but other than that they're great. Should of bought the chassis when I had the chance
I picked a few peoples’ brains and the Bifrost seemed to check all the boxes. Solid, comfy, & great value for the $$
Which model are you looking at?
I had a Bifrost. Thing fit my hand like a glove, especially because of the indented/offset thumb swell, which was also great for recoil management (I wish more stock builders would do this, rather than full pistol grips.)
However, I on-sold it for a few reasons: no integral chassis like the Bravo, so not as stiff; not as many places to mount things (and their solution that you just drill the stock seems a bit silly in this day and age); and the forend had a few insert panels of a grippy rubber, which will just fail in time.
Again, ergos were great, and I felt guilt pangs when I sold it, but it just didn't stack up rationally.
I had a Bifrost. Thing fit my hand like a glove, especially because of the indented/offset thumb swell, which was also great for recoil management (I wish more stock builders would do this, rather than full pistol grips.)
However, I on-sold it for a few reasons: no integral chassis like the Bravo, so not as stiff; not as many places to mount things (and their solution that you just drill the stock seems a bit silly in this day and age); and the forend had a few insert panels of a grippy rubber, which will just fail in time.
Again, ergos were great, and I felt guilt pangs when I sold it, but it just didn't stack up rationally.
