Did you drill holes for the spigot and just screw the spigot into the enclosed forend? If so, how solid is it?
KRG Whiskey 3 Chassis-Let's See Them
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I have three rifles with KRG Chassis. All of them have the spigot mount. They are all very solid. Instructions attached.
The one pictured from Hennig is with the enclosed forend, which isn't compatible with the spigots. I have bot a spigot and an enclosed forend.
Yep, removed the internal ribs, drilled the 4 required holes, and drilled out and retapped the spigot mount holes to use M4 capheads to give it a bit more beef. Solid as a rock.
Mausingfield/Proof 6cm with a TT Diamond. Love this hung so far.
Not my best take on m81, but you get that on the big jobs hey.
I don't which part of me likes this more, my nerd side or my shooter side. Either way that's an awesome rig
David Tubb makes them. Google Superior Shooting System; that will lead you to his website.
My (new to me) W6-gen5 hosting a r700 Tactical w/Arken glass. Just put together a few days ago. Looking forward to the range trip.
Anyone have any feedback on going from Tikka Tac A1 chassis to KRG Whisky 3?
I know there are a couple passes of a file required to a section of polymer for something but no big deal
Wondering how much less the KRG weighs over the Tikka.....
I know there are a couple passes of a file required to a section of polymer for something but no big deal
Wondering how much less the KRG weighs over the Tikka.....
This is my current configuration - stormtrooper white with a Vision forend. Whiskey 3 ergos are the awesome.
Looks great! What bag rider version is that? Looking at KRG's website they might have changed around the angled bag riders a little.
Are these chassis just as good as the other big names guys are using in comps like MPA etc? I feel like I don't see them being used as much. If using an enclosed forend, is the only polymer piece the grip panel?
IMO it’s just as good. I’ve got a few YouTube reviews on all the different chassis including this one to help decide. And if you go with the enclosed forend, then the grip panels and the outer magwell would be polymer.
So there's an inner magwell that's aluminum? Everything that's functional is machined? These things are pretty tough/robust? I'll check out your reviews as well.
Yup! I’ve run mine for over a year now at matches with no issues. It’s got one of if not the best folding mechanism in the business if you want a folder. Chassis are gonna be a personal preference for sure, but it’s definitely not lacking in quality compared with MDT, MPA, etc.
Thanks! It's the Delrin bagrider - looks like it's discontinued, which is a bummer. I want one for my X-Ray.
I see neither the angled or straight poly bad riders are discontinued.
Bag Riders and Barrier Stops – Kinetic Research Group
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The delrin bag rider is. The only polymer ones shown in the link are standard injection molded, rather than the milled delrin one I have.I see neither the angled or straight poly bad riders are discontinued.
Bag Riders and Barrier Stops – Kinetic Research Group
Ooooh I see what you meant. I was reading “delrin” as any sort of poly/plastic generic material.
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Took my 223 AI out to South Dakota for some prairie dog shooting. Shooting mostly 60gr Sierra TMK loads @ 3360 fps and 40 gr VMAX fireforming loads @ 3800 fps. With sustained winds at 15-25 and gusts up to around 30 mph, shots 500 yards and out were interesting!
Zermatt Origin Action
26" Criterion 1-8 twist in 223 Ackley
Trigger Tech Special
KRG Whiskey 3 w/Enclosed Forend
Gen II Razor 4.5-27
ARC Rings
Accurate 223 Mag
Atlas CAL Bipod that never was used
Vortex Carbon tripod
Zermatt Origin Action
26" Criterion 1-8 twist in 223 Ackley
Trigger Tech Special
KRG Whiskey 3 w/Enclosed Forend
Gen II Razor 4.5-27
ARC Rings
Accurate 223 Mag
Atlas CAL Bipod that never was used
Vortex Carbon tripod
Local public shooting range. We don’t have a lot in northern Nevada. But we do have range’s.
Now in FDE and sporting Audere components..
Here is my frankenchassis with Sako mainbeam, Vision forend and KRG W3 folder.
Its the best it has ever been.
Its the best it has ever been.
They’re the same length and interchangeable. If you want more length, enclosed fore end or spigot.
Hi guys,
Can people with the folders please assist me. I'm trying to find out if there are any issues with the hinges over time. Any movement or slop in them in the locked position as they wear, any at all? I just don't like wobbly stocks but a need a folder.
Cheers
Can people with the folders please assist me. I'm trying to find out if there are any issues with the hinges over time. Any movement or slop in them in the locked position as they wear, any at all? I just don't like wobbly stocks but a need a folder.
Cheers
Interested as well.
From a design standpoint, the unique KRG double hinge method should theoretically isolate the upper locking hinge from torsional stress. Making the design more resistant to loosening up over normal use.
Disclaimer : I'm not an Engineer, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night
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