You can bludgeon an ogre to death with the rear stock of the Bravo, it is quite stiff. We do find that by far the largest share of issues are end user related. Our stocks aren't perfect but this is one of those things that probably someone didn't understand how the chassis works or read the instructions.
Justin
Reason why i change this Whiskey rear stock is that, that i do remember the first time i see KRG Whiskey chassis, i was so in love with that view.
And i HAD no issue with the Bravo rear stock, not once, reason i get this Whiskey/trg rear stock, is that the chassis i got now, looks quite a lot with that Whiskey chassis you did present in 2011, or was it 2010.
So nothing bad to say about Bravo, that is by far the best chassis system you can get in that price point that it is.
I just wanted to play a bit different way, so dont get piss on me guys, that i made my Bravo a bit different type rifle.
You never know, if i swapt that Bravo rear stock back in, or keep doing what i do with this system.
One thing i find out when i was shooting on the range yesterday, that with this rear stock, i can handle recoil better than with the Bravo set, not much, but a little bit.
And i am large guy, i like that the LOP with this rear stock i ideal for me, even better that with my ESS chassis, i can get my trigger arm wrist in optional position, that what i like a lot, and this thumb shelf is awesome in this rear stock, it really holds in place, like a glove.
