New Manners Weighted ARCA Rail for PRS-TCS Stock

[dcogan@360Precision]

360 Precision is happy to introduce a new replacement Weighted ARCA Rail for the Manners PRS-TCS Stocks. This rail provides a smooth feel without the serrated edge that comes with the standard rail. The rail with all (3) brass weights, and weights 27.9 oz. complete. The rail fits the same holes as the standard rail. The rail is .45" thick and is 14 3/8" long (5/8" shorter than the original). They are currently offered in Black Anodized 6061 Aluminum but can also be ordered in any Cerakote color for an additional $25. If you would like a custom color please call us at: 215-399-3598.

These are available for purchase on our website for $155.00 and will begin shipping February 8th. Use the link below to order yours.

3P-WEIGHT-ARCA-RAIL-2

www.360precision.com

 

[NiteQwill]

Wish this was available before. This is a big reason I opted for their optional steel rail instead of the arcalock standard. Hate the serrations!

 

[YerrowSniper]

Wish this was available before. This is a big reason I opted for their optional steel rail instead of the arcalock standard. Hate the serrations!

But but... my rifle identified itself as a Sawshark with those serrations...

 

[DellaDog]

Hate the serrations!

Ditto.

 

[YerrowSniper]

Ditto.

Hate them more then one and a half Benjy?

 

[NiteQwill]

Hate them more then one and a half Benjy?

Yes. Serrations slow everything down.

 

[Krob95]

It comes with the weights right?

 

[asus611]

It comes with the weights right?

I would also like to know. I hope so

 

[smrkovsky]

Yes, it comes with the weights. I asked this same question in another post and they replied yes.

 

[Thehawk]

Looking for advice on adding to the rear of a manners t4a for balancing. I saw a pic where someone had a weight underneath the cheek riser. Any help would be great.

 

[gafferq2xl]

Looking for advice on adding to the rear of a manners t4a for balancing. I saw a pic where someone had a weight underneath the cheek riser. Any help would be great.

Under the check is a great idea. I would also look into removing the recoil pad and attach with longer screws to go through both material and pad.
If you have access to some tools, raw material and a bit of imagination fashion whatever you need to achieve what you desire.