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KRG Bravo Chassis
- Thread starter southerngolfer
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Let me just give it a wild ass guess: like a 700
One caveat is that the Bravo will not accept the large recoil lugs. It will take a thicker lug than stock but not the ones that are really wide or tall like the Badger. The Defiance action built in lug will fit fine into the Bravo whereas the Bighorn/Zermatt integral lug will not fit. Thank you for your interest!
Justin
Justin
Justin, my plan for the Bravo I bought is to put in a Bighorn TL3 action. (I have not bought an action yet) Do you know if there is any harm in removing material in that area to fit the action? Thanks.
Cool, I'm curious what he has to say. Maybe someone has done it already. I'm guessing we can make it work.
yea i hope so, wanted the long action TL3 and this stock to build a 28 nosler. If it won't work I'm gonna have to do some rethinking
Thanks for the reply. Any chance an inlet for the Bighorns will be made available in the future? Or as another poster mentioned can it be made to fit by a good smith?
Hey guys, there shouldn't be an issue removing the needed material for the Bighorn and most others. The backbone of the Bravo is the same general dimensions as the others but it's a more complicated machining process to make the larger lug slot and so the Bravo doesn't have it.
We really didn't envision guys putting in premium actions but it is cool that you guys like the Bravo enough to use it with a $1k+ action. We probably won't do a larger lug slot in the future, we have the X-ray and Whiskey-3 which both fit the larger lugs. A good smith will be able to hook you up.
In the very distant future we would like to have a page where you can pick each individual component but that will be 8+ months out at least.
Thank you for your business!
Justin
You say that but the Bravo is over all just a better looking chassis to me. I am a Manners guy so I like the more traditional looking stock. I’m planning on getting one in the future and see how I enjoy it.
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Same here and I'm going to guess this is true for many people. I think the market has been waiting for a good traditional stock styled chassis. I've heard from a lot of people that they went with a chassis for the flexibility, but didn't want to because they are so ugly. I'll bet you guys end up surprised at how many people out there have been waiting for something like this, and I'll bet a lot of nice actions go into the Bravo.
Well thank you guys, I'm glad you like it. Maybe we could look into an option for the Bravo that has the W-3/X-ray backbone that takes the larger lugs in the meantime while we work on the "chassis builder" website thing. I'll float that here and see where it goes.
Justin
Justin
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Maybe it would be easier if KRG posts here the dimensions of the Bravo's recoil lug recess and everybody else runs off to their gunsmith/action builder and finds out if their pet action fits in the chassis.
I seriously doubt KRG has gone through every single action on the market to know what fits and what doesn't.
I seriously doubt KRG has gone through every single action on the market to know what fits and what doesn't.
The Bravo is the first chassis from KRG ive really been excited about. I love the look and feel of a traditional stock but feel forced to shoot a chassis because of the lack of modularity thats been available for the traditional stock crowd until more recently. The Bravo is currently the most modular traditional type stock i can think of. You guys really have a market corner here that i think has more potential. I wouldnt think twice about putting my TL3 in one if it wasnt already in an MPA. Though that is subject to change if i feel there is enough PRS specific features available for the Bravo.
Would love to see tool-less moveable barricade stops! Would also love to see a Savage compatible bravo.
For tool-less moveable barricade stops, you can just add their bolt on ARCA rail (which I believe fits the Bravo), and their barricade stop and ARCA clamp.
Yes it does which made me hit the add to cart button even faster. I'm a little bummed about the need to remove material but it will be worth it. I'll probably do it myself instead of shipping to a smith.
Yeah, I've been looking at the Harris adapter and ARCA clamp lately, and recall seeing it fit the Bravo, but wasn't absolutely sure. I love my Atlas, but PRS matches that have ingress/egress of vehicles made me realize that a Harris can shave off a few seconds; plus it'll fit my MPA or KRG chassis' that I have on different rifles.
Hey guys we put up an option to order a Bravo with the W-3/X-ray backbone that has the large lug slot and also let's you use the INVR mount if you want. It's $50 extra and you just select it in the "inlet" dropdown. The normal Bravo will be back in stock by next week hopefully. Thank you,
Justin
https://kineticresearchgroup.com/product/bravo-chassis/
Justin
https://kineticresearchgroup.com/product/bravo-chassis/
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I know this is a hard question to answer, but a Bighorn TL3 should bolt right into this without modification; correct?
Yes it will bolt into the chassis with the W-3 backbone. We have the Bighorn here. Thank you,
Justin
Justin that's great thanks for doing that. Will you do an exchange? I already bought one with the plan to put in a TL3 and it was before you made the change. PM me if you prefer. Thank you.
Maybe he’’ is like me and thinks the Bravo looks better than the Xray. Or like me and others prefers a traditional MCM/MCS shaped stock. Besides that, its much less money compared to an Xray.
I’d like to see a 455 Bravo personally as right now I’d have to get a Tacticool to do it for me. For $150 more dollars I’d gladly get the Bravo.
I’d like to see a 455 Bravo personally as right now I’d have to get a Tacticool to do it for me. For $150 more dollars I’d gladly get the Bravo.
There is nothing wrong with it but I’m getting a bravo stock for my center fire rifle so I would like the same stock for my rimfire trainer.
i looked all over and I could not find the bravo stock for the cz455. Where did you find it?
I understand, but I doubt they'll make the Bravo for the 455. They should be so close in feel that I don't think you'll go wrong with the 180-xray
Justin, checking in I didn't see a response yet. Thank you for creating this option. Can you help those of us that bought ours before the change? Maybe an exchange or I would be happy to pay a few bucks to buy the large slot one.
I'm going to assume it's bad timing because of the holidays. I think they will help us resolve this if we are patient.
Hey guys,
Everyone here is pretty swamped so we're all behind including customer service. Holidays/SHOT time is usually super busy but with the Bravo and other new stuff it's been really crazy. Somebody will get back to you if you've emailed in, it will just take a bit. We appreciate your patience and we hope you guys all have a merry Christmas with your friends and/or family.
Justin
P.S
-We might offer the CZ with the Bravo rear part. It would be the current 180-X front coupled with the Bravo rear. We have to wait until things settle down a bit from the Rem and Tikka ordering.
-The Enclosed Forend will be offered for the Tikka if it proves to be popular with the Rem and we get the requests for it
-The long action Rem Bravo is available. It is the full Whiskey-3 front end so it takes large lugs and our INVR, and has the nicer W-3 forend. It's more money than the regular Bravo's of course. We have a long action version coming with the basic Bravo backbone that takes standard recoil lugs and no INVR and will be a bit cheaper (still uses W-3 forend).
Thanks guys.
Everyone here is pretty swamped so we're all behind including customer service. Holidays/SHOT time is usually super busy but with the Bravo and other new stuff it's been really crazy. Somebody will get back to you if you've emailed in, it will just take a bit. We appreciate your patience and we hope you guys all have a merry Christmas with your friends and/or family.
Justin
P.S
-We might offer the CZ with the Bravo rear part. It would be the current 180-X front coupled with the Bravo rear. We have to wait until things settle down a bit from the Rem and Tikka ordering.
-The Enclosed Forend will be offered for the Tikka if it proves to be popular with the Rem and we get the requests for it
-The long action Rem Bravo is available. It is the full Whiskey-3 front end so it takes large lugs and our INVR, and has the nicer W-3 forend. It's more money than the regular Bravo's of course. We have a long action version coming with the basic Bravo backbone that takes standard recoil lugs and no INVR and will be a bit cheaper (still uses W-3 forend).
Thanks guys.
I just got an email. They will do an exchange if I pay the difference in price. Thanks Justin and KRG. I had no doubt they would be a stand up company.
