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Justin - a couple of questions
Any estimate on weight for these?
Will these fit the Volquartsen Summit action?
Any estimate on time when they’ll be ready for public consumption?
@ToddM Unfortunately the 10/22 is a single piece design so the the other back ends won't fit it. If you got a T1x Bravo then it would, or a CZ-457 would take it also.
@goatboy Weight is just an estimate right now of 2.8 lb. , They will be designed specifically to fit the Summit (and Kidd, Tac Sol, Tac Innov, and some others). Best estimate now is June but that is just an estimate.
Thanks guys!
Justin
@goatboy Weight is just an estimate right now of 2.8 lb. , They will be designed specifically to fit the Summit (and Kidd, Tac Sol, Tac Innov, and some others). Best estimate now is June but that is just an estimate.
Thanks guys!
Justin
Looks like a reason to build the kid a new gun! Still want a bravo stock for my sako quad though....
Not sure how I missed this, but I’m piecing a 10/22 build together for the wife (let’s be honest, it’s for me as well, haha) to go shooting with me. I’d like to get us both into some local NRL22 matches and she’s a lefty so a 10/22 seems like a fairly ambi-friendly build we could both enjoy. Seeing this thread is perfect timing, since I was about to order a Titan in the next few weeks. But since I run Bravos on everything else, this will be perfect! Looking forward to getting one when they come into stock!
Bahahahahaha
I got a response too that just said mid-late summer.
One thing I'm bummed about is the Kidd Tang version only being accessible from the top. I've got two receivers cut for the tang and it's so annoying you can't use a torque wrench when using a scope as you can't access the bolt properly.
Some companies solved this by making the bolt go up from the bottom to hit the tang. Wish KRG did the same.
One thing I'm bummed about is the Kidd Tang version only being accessible from the top. I've got two receivers cut for the tang and it's so annoying you can't use a torque wrench when using a scope as you can't access the bolt properly.
Some companies solved this by making the bolt go up from the bottom to hit the tang. Wish KRG did the same.
Will this work with the magnum research 10-22 clone?
FYI...5 days ago their insta account is quoted as saying the 10/22 Bravo will be available, "sometime this fall, with any luck."
Got tired of waiting and bought a titan. I have a feeling the fall wait will become winter. I am no business person and would prob lose my ass if i was but i cant understand annoucing a product that you dont have for another year.
Me too, just couldn't wait any longer and bought a titan.
Any word on the ETA yet of the 10/22 Bravo ?
I had e-mailed them over the weekend and received the following from them.
"We are still in development and are shooting for a late fall release. I currently have no further info.
Thank you,
-KRG "
"We are still in development and are shooting for a late fall release. I currently have no further info.
Thank you,
-KRG "
I stand by my December estimate. 
Seriously though, KRG has been really good about releasing new products...typically on time. I think this was originally slated for May/June so not surprising it's gonna be a few months late with the scamdemic and KRG trying to get other new products out the door.
Seriously though, KRG has been really good about releasing new products...typically on time. I think this was originally slated for May/June so not surprising it's gonna be a few months late with the scamdemic and KRG trying to get other new products out the door.
I got the same message from them about a month and a half ago.
That LOP looks like its going to mess with getting a good cheek weld....
The Bravo Chassis uses spacers to lengthen the length of pull. It also says on the website that it will accept the tool-less adjustable height and LOP system like the standard bravo stock.
Still patiently waiting. I love my Howa in the Bravo.
Shawn
That short length of pull is going to take bunch spacers to fit me, I'm not really excited about this, wonder just how many spacers come with the stock ???
They're making a tool-less LOP specifically for the 10/22 stock.
Quoted from the original "KRG New Products 2020 official..." thread:
7. Tool-less Length of Pull for 10/22 Bravo- A low cost version, it only fits the 10/22 and has buttpad height adjustment also which requires a hex wrench. Cost under $50.
Hey fellas, hang in there. It has been very slow getting anything done this year but they're coming. Believe me we would have preferred to have them out long ago. Also, there is a single extra long spacer (.75") that brings the LOP back to the regular Bravo LOP so you don't have to run a big stack of spacers. Thank you for your patience and your interest in this chassis.
Justin
Justin
Do you know if the tool-less LOP will be available at the same time the 10/22 bravo launches?
Parts patiently awaiting arrival of Bravo
Me? Not so much
Me? Not so much
Any update?
Not from me 
Talked to them last week and they said they’re still shooting for late November
They are saying December now. I saw it on their Facebook page.
I did email them and I was told, The first run will have a Kidd anchor provision.
Just got an email from Snyder Precision. The Bravo will be out in 2 weeks maybe less. I preordered mine from Snyder.
Will the adjustable LOP be available right away?
Are you talking about the tool-less that’s like $290?
I'm referring to the tool-less add on for under $50
I wa thinking of going red myself. However I'm a bit worried it'll fade to a shade of pink in the sun
Mike
I really hope I'm wrong but looking at the description this wont work with my newer supergrade kidd action and they want another $38 for a lop pull kit. Does it not come with extra spacers like any other bravo?
Looks like it comes with a single .75" spacer.
Just checked with KRG and the LOP-1022 spacer kit for the 10/22 Bravo are 5/8" versus 3/8" for their other Bravo chassis. It does come standard with a 3/4" spacer.
Also no ETA yet for the tool-less length of pull.
Also no ETA yet for the tool-less length of pull.
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