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Re: Lightweight chassis system
I held a tac21. It wasnt a ton and pretty balanced. Im looking over a few because im looking for one for a new build
I held a tac21. It wasnt a ton and pretty balanced. Im looking over a few because im looking for one for a new build
Re: Lightweight chassis system
KRG whiskey 3 5 lbs. 4oz.
Folding mech locks up tighter than a fiance when you mention a prenup!!
http://www.kineticresearchgroup.com/products/w3c.php
uses any aics mag..but I like these small double store/single feed mags
http://www.alphaindmfg.com./store/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=50
KRG whiskey 3 5 lbs. 4oz.
Folding mech locks up tighter than a fiance when you mention a prenup!!
http://www.kineticresearchgroup.com/products/w3c.php
uses any aics mag..but I like these small double store/single feed mags
http://www.alphaindmfg.com./store/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=50
Re: Lightweight chassis system
I know the mcrees with the folding option is 4.4 lbs, i think the xlr with folding option is 4.3 lbs. I could be wrong about the xlr.
I know the mcrees with the folding option is 4.4 lbs, i think the xlr with folding option is 4.3 lbs. I could be wrong about the xlr.
Re: Lightweight chassis system
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Bevan</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The XLR chassis looks really nice. Looks like what I'm after. Thanks. </div></div>
If weight is a concern, ask for the Standard buttstock instead of the Tactical. It's just as comfortable and adjustable(better looking too, IMO) but considerably lighter than the Tactical.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Bevan</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The XLR chassis looks really nice. Looks like what I'm after. Thanks. </div></div>
If weight is a concern, ask for the Standard buttstock instead of the Tactical. It's just as comfortable and adjustable(better looking too, IMO) but considerably lighter than the Tactical.
Re: Lightweight chassis system
I'm a fan of the KRG W3C, but maybe have a look at the Eberlestock M11 Chassis System.
-pd
I'm a fan of the KRG W3C, but maybe have a look at the Eberlestock M11 Chassis System.
-pd
Re: Lightweight chassis system
That KRG chassis is nice, might have to check out a fixed model.
That KRG chassis is nice, might have to check out a fixed model.
Re: Lightweight chassis system
What's your budget and do you need a top rail?
XLR is a great choice.
Eberlestock stealth and Manners MCS-TF also come to mind for lighter stocks.
Even if they're heavier I like the AICS and Cadex stocks too.
Regards
What's your budget and do you need a top rail?
XLR is a great choice.
Eberlestock stealth and Manners MCS-TF also come to mind for lighter stocks.
Even if they're heavier I like the AICS and Cadex stocks too.
Regards
Re: Lightweight chassis system
Isn't there a carbon lightweight model of the XLR?
I don't see it on the website but I remember seeing one with a lightweight action block and a carbon fiber hand guard.
Isn't there a carbon lightweight model of the XLR?
I don't see it on the website but I remember seeing one with a lightweight action block and a carbon fiber hand guard.
Re: Lightweight chassis system
I recall the Eberlestock being advertised at 2.5lb which is pretty light if that's the true "fighting weight"
I forget what the Ashbury Prec. Ord stock came in at for the lightweight hunting version but it was very light and like the other stuff that APO makes, it is pretty damn nice. $$$ but really nice.
I recall the Eberlestock being advertised at 2.5lb which is pretty light if that's the true "fighting weight"
I forget what the Ashbury Prec. Ord stock came in at for the lightweight hunting version but it was very light and like the other stuff that APO makes, it is pretty damn nice. $$$ but really nice.
