KRG Bravo Pic Thread

I 3d printed little containers that fit inside the grip etc, so you can make your own removable plugs without having to get a chunk of steel etc machined. I really should tidy up the STL and post it for other people to use.

This would be awesome, I love this idea. I was thinking of making some removeable weights but didn't think of 3d print. I would love to get your plans then I just need to find someone to print.
 
Might try a paint job soon after seeing everyone’s. Are y’all sanding before adding paint?
 

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Still saving for an AI...and no, I’m not waiting for a TBAC to get outta jail, or gonna replace this glass with a Tangent.. I’m still saving for that too..
 

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I sure hope I am as pleased with the Bravo as everyone else.

IMO the thing with the Bravo's is: try to forget about the price tag... judge it on it's merits.

Some guys shit on them because they're one of the more affordable options on the scene (affordable, nothing in this sport is cheap except talk maybe). So, they can't be as good as the more expensive chassis'. But I've literally been looking for a chassis to replace my Bravo since I got it, and so far I've tried almost everything out there, and nope, still like the Bravo best.
 
I’ve picked up 2 used Bravo’s - the cheek piece on one (R700) has a solid bolt recess like most pics in this thread. But on the other (T3) the material in that recess is removed - I think I saw that in maybe one pic in this thread.

Question: is this cutout from the factory on some cheek pieces and at some point there was a design change, or was it a user mod?
 

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I’ve picked up 2 used Bravo’s - the cheek piece on one (R700) has a solid bolt recess like most pics in this thread. But on the other (T3) the material in that recess is removed - I think I saw that in maybe one pic in this thread.

Question: is this cutout from the factory on some cheek pieces and at some point there was a design change, or was it a user mod?
The cut out was made for longer bolt throw of a Tikka.
 
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A question for all the Bravo owners. If some of you are familiar with the TRGs, how close does the Bravo approximate the feel of a TRG? Specifically, the trigger reach, grip feel and curvature of the cheek.
 
I currently have an mpa ba comp, manners eh5a, manners prs1t, McMillan a5, McMillan htg, krg whiskey 3 gen 6 and the bravo. The bravo by far is one of the nicest on the market for the money. Every time I get behind it, it just feels so natural.

Bighorn tl3
Benchmark 1:8 twist 223 rem
Krg bravo,
Schmidt pmII
Tt diamond
That's a great set up. Nobody can touch a Bravo at that price point.
 
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That's a great set up. Nobody can touch a Bravo at that price point.

I’m hearing the xrs is really nice but I just can’t get past the look. Now luckily my shooting buddy plans on picking one up to compare! Only thing I wish the bravo had was adjustable length of pull, or atleast a reasonably priced attachment
 
I’m hearing the xrs is really nice but I just can’t get past the look. Now luckily my shooting buddy plans on picking one up to compare! Only thing I wish the bravo had was adjustable length of pull, or atleast a reasonably priced attachment

The Bravo LOP is adjustable. In fact if you need longer, might want to consider getting the steel spacers as they really help balance out the gun if you plan on running a heavier profile barrel.

If you mean you need adjustable LOP for the Bravo: no you don't. bhahahaha. Since the adjustable LOP add-on costs almost as much as another Bravo, you might as well just put together another gun for whomever you have to share yours with...
 
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