KRG Bravo stock

[ncfireman83]

There is an aluminum H-beam backbone in the Bravo that runs from the action to the tip of the forend. You're saying it's too flexible and going to a Mcmillan is the answer?
@Banango
@ncfireman83

Justin

The “flex” is my reasoning for going to Mcmillan. I have a Mcmillan on my go to rifle and for me it’s more of a comfort thing. But yes I see more flex in my KRG than my A3-5, but it is not a make or break thing for me.... I just prefer Mcmillan for my needs

 

[MarinePMI]

Hmmmm....

 

[Sixfivesavage]

So is there flex, or not?

 

[MarinePMI]

Not in the three I have.

 

[ncfireman83]

Hmmmmmmm

 

[702shooter]

That’s wired. Becuase I can never get my backbone to flex no matter how hard I tried. I can make my friends FN SPR barrel to touch the McMillan stock if I squeeze them hard enough.

 

[Banango]

There is an aluminum H-beam backbone in the Bravo that runs from the action to the tip of the forend. You're saying it's too flexible and going to a Mcmillan is the answer?
@Banango
@ncfireman83

Justin

Mine are pretty flimsy for having aluminum h beams. I had a 1.2" barrel in it for a few minutes and the weight of the barrel alone flexed it into the stock. Not bad stocks at all but i definately regret selling my McMillan in order to have 2 matching stocks.

 

[Vereor]

Mine are pretty flimsy for having aluminum h beams. I had a 1.2" barrel in it for a few minutes and the weight of the barrel alone flexed it into the stock. Not bad stocks at all but i definately regret selling my McMillan in order to have 2 matching stocks.

A 1.2” barrel “flexing” from weight has nothing to do with the chassis. Think about how a barrel attached to an action would flex a stock.



To be clear- if anyone thinks they are “flexing” the chassis backbone..... grab just the forend and try to move it.

 

[tree.bobby]

Loving my set up. Howa Bravo with Vortex Viper 6-24X50 with a Harris bipod