Saw this got released today may have to pick one up as was already planning a 10/22 build
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Krg 10/22 bravo
- Thread starter Ahogue
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Just hate when stuff is released and its a ways off from shipping.....i want it now before my a.d.d. kicks in
Dang manners releases a 10/22 stock and now KRG...finally the 10/22 gets some precision love! Cant wait...a group buy or a pre-order would be awesome
Now I have to build ANOTHER rifle! Oh well ?
I have two Bravo chassis. They are extremely comfortable and versatile. Next to my MPA my bravo’s are my favorite chassis’s. I built a 10/22 for my youngest son how is a lefty. This Bravo being released will motivate me to build one for myself.
The KRG looks really nice.. I hear it has a rear anchoring system similar to the Titan..with me having a KIDD receiver and barrel, this would be a plus.. Looks like I may have to snag one up.. along with a lot of others
Just to give you guys a frame of reference an 11” LOL is 1” shorter than the shortest position on the RPRr
This stock might move to the front as the best stock for you shooter imho (if they don’t have to shoot standing).
wonder what the weight will be and the length of the handguard
This stock might move to the front as the best stock for you shooter imho (if they don’t have to shoot standing).
wonder what the weight will be and the length of the handguard
Thanks for the kind words guys. We do plan to offer it in black, FDE, grey, and red. The red is the biggest unknown because it's difficult to get that molded color just right and be consistent lot to lot.
There will be a tool-less LOP kit for under $50, and there is a rear attachment for the aftermarket receivers like Kidd. We want to offer a system for those actions that don't have the extra rear mounting piece you can buy like the Kidd.
It will take a .920" barrel no problem.
Thanks again guys!
Justin
There will be a tool-less LOP kit for under $50, and there is a rear attachment for the aftermarket receivers like Kidd. We want to offer a system for those actions that don't have the extra rear mounting piece you can buy like the Kidd.
It will take a .920" barrel no problem.
Thanks again guys!
Justin
thanks for the update!
For me I don’t really care about the consistency of the red or really the shade. I’ll just take one! I know you guys have to do that but I doubt many of us are that worried about that.
You could pretty easily stick a takedown pin through the chassis, in place of the bolt buffer on traditional 10/22's.
@Frankr that one is 16"
@orkan yeah that's a good idea
www.thefirearmblog.com
Thanks guys!
Justin
@orkan yeah that's a good idea
[SHOT 2020] New Rimfire Stocks and more from Kinetic Research Group
New from Kinetic Research Group (KRG) for 2020 is the KRG Bravo stock made to fit both the Ruger 10/22 and the CZ 457.MSRP starts at $249 intro pricing for the 10/22 Bravo and $369 for the CZ-457 Bravo.The 10/22 stock weighs in at 2.8lb, and the 457 at 2.9lb.
www.thefirearmblog.com
Thanks guys!
Justin
Here I am trying to figure out if I want to get a CZ 457, buy a RPRR, or dust off my 10/22 and restock and rebarrel it... then I see this.. the 10.22 may win. I just do not want to replace the Tac Sol Barrel. ha
Yup. I have nothing bad to say about my magpul BUT I know it could be better. I love the KRG on my T1X so this will be ordered the second it’s available for my 10/22
I have a 10/22 that I have a small fortune in... without a doubt this will be an excellent choice and I’ll definitely be buying one for it.. in for way over a thousand may as well make it 2 thousand hahaha
@Frankr that one is 16"
@orkan yeah that's a good idea
[SHOT 2020] New Rimfire Stocks and more from Kinetic Research Group
New from Kinetic Research Group (KRG) for 2020 is the KRG Bravo stock made to fit both the Ruger 10/22 and the CZ 457.MSRP starts at $249 intro pricing for the 10/22 Bravo and $369 for the CZ-457 Bravo.The 10/22 stock weighs in at 2.8lb, and the 457 at 2.9lb.
Thanks guys!
Justin
Justin:
I know you’re at SHOT so when you can.
Does the stock have an aluminum bedding block in it?
Im wondering if I can get the spigot for it and the follow up to that is if I have a 16" barrel will I be able to access the threads to get a suppressor on and off with the spigot still on?
Hi Guys, just checking in from SHOT real quick with a couple details.
-The Bravo 10/22 does have the aluminum backbone.
-You can mount the new NV mount to it, I'll have to get back with you on if the spigot will fit the full .920 diameter barrel.
-It will also take the Arca rail and other stuff on the bottom of the forend.
-It does take the Kidd tang as well.
-Our shot demo gun has a 16" barrel but again I'll have to check on how far the muzzle sticks out past a spigot.
Thanks guys!
Justin
-The Bravo 10/22 does have the aluminum backbone.
-You can mount the new NV mount to it, I'll have to get back with you on if the spigot will fit the full .920 diameter barrel.
-It will also take the Arca rail and other stuff on the bottom of the forend.
-It does take the Kidd tang as well.
-Our shot demo gun has a 16" barrel but again I'll have to check on how far the muzzle sticks out past a spigot.
Thanks guys!
Justin
Maybe I missed it but how long is the forend. I'm wondering if a SPX barrel will work in this stock.
I would guess it’s very close and if not you could sand some away like people have on the magpul stock.
Look at the photo and that’s a 16” barrel. The SBX takes the barrel back to 11-12”? So cut the barrel in the picture into 4ths and where the 3rd and 4th meet if where it should be.
Just another reason to grab another 10/22. What do they run? $250? Or splurge and get a Kidd SuperGrade barreled action...Makes me wish I had not purchased the take-down version of the 10/22
This looks great !!! I might have missed it but did anyone find out what material it is glass or polymer ?
