AICS "Stock"

[valsport]

I've done some searching to see if this has been discussed ad-nauseum prior but didn't find the specific subject...

Are there any after market bolt rifle "stock" makers that accept AI pattern mags without separately purchasing/adding a bottom metal and accepts heavy profile barrel? Or is this what differentiates a chassis from a stock? I expect that the KRG Bravo is the most economical answer to this question even though a chassis?

 

[NiteQwill]

Manners mini-chassis in their stocks accepts AI mags

Is there any reason you particularly want it that way? Just don't want to purchase the bottom metal?

 

[valsport]

Yes primarily from a cost sensitivity standpoint.

 

[spife7980]

Are there any after market bolt rifle "stock" makers that accept AI pattern mags without separately purchasing/adding a bottom metal and accepts heavy profile barrel?

Damn near every chassis ever…

 

[NiteQwill]

Damn near every chassis ever…

I think s/he wanted a "stock."

 

[valsport]

I think s/he wanted a "stock."

correct

 

[Rob01]

Yes primarily from a cost sensitivity standpoint.

So trying to keep it on the cost sensitive and want AICS then just get the KRG Bravo. Will be the easiest without having to add bottom metal and bed. If you were going to spend a little the Manners with the mini chassis is the easy answer.

 

[spife7980]

I think s/he wanted a "stock."

correct

I’m following now, I was hasty

 

[valsport]

I’m following now, I was hasty
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...unless you're hasty-baking...https://www.hastybake.com/

 

[valsport]

So trying to keep it on the cost sensitive and want AICS then just get the KRG Bravo. Will be the easiest without having to add bottom metal and bed. If you were going to spend a little the Manners with the mini chassis is the easy answer.

I suppose, it just seemed with the huge array of variety out there maybe I was missing a known element. Grayboe has the Phoenix which is enticing but much more costly than Bravo.

 

[Rob01]

I suppose, it just seemed with the huge array of variety out there maybe I was missing a known element. Grayboe has the Phoenix which is enticing but much more costly than Bravo.

And then you have to buy bottom metal and have the action bedded so more cost.