Rogue M1A or Bulldog 762 Gen 4 Stock

[Bushmaster7]

Picked up an early loaded M1A with a medium weight NM barrel and black fiberglass stock and was thinking of dropping it in either a Rogue M1A or Bulldog 762 Gen 4 bullpup stock. Anyone have or used either, and if so, impressions of same. Other route would be a Sage or Troy EBR stock. regards, Dale.

 

[BOL556]

Re: Rogue M1A or Bulldog 762 Gen 4 Stock

http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2818393 (via google search for M1A juggernaut)

I have 2 M1A after looking at everything I am going with the EBR setup. Noticed a trend with M1A owners on here. No matter what stock JAE, Troy or whatever else the owners change them back to the EBR chassis.

 

[Bushmaster7]

Re: Rogue M1A or Bulldog 762 Gen 4 Stock

Thanks. I like the idea of a bullpup M1A that reduces the length by almost 12" and still allows for close to 1,000 meter engagements. May still go the EBR route depending on other factors. regards, Dale.

 

[Ranger413]

Re: Rogue M1A or Bulldog 762 Gen 4 Stock

I too am considering the Rogue or Bulldog. Seems like the Rogue is more popular.

Currently I have a Sage EBR mounted Scout. I like the look and feel of the stock, and accuracy so far is very acceptable. However, it is definately not a stock to be carrying for very long. Unless you're a 18-20 year old kid and in the best fitness level of your life its a bear. I'm loooking at the Sage chassis more as a prone sniper rifle platform. I think the bullpup design would work better for all-around use and the ocassional long-range sniping. I was thinking of purchasing a bullpup stock for my Scout and topping it with a 1-6X SWFA SS when they come out. I think that set-up would be ideal.

 

[NoExpert]

Re: Rogue M1A or Bulldog 762 Gen 4 Stock

You guys know the Rogue/Bulldog is as heavy or heavier than a Sage, right? Off hand it's not bad due to the balance, but carry weight is carry weight. Dino, the owner of Juggernaut Tactical is a great guy to talk to and deal with. I have a Sage Mod 1 which I really like, weighs less than the standard Mod 0 and offers what I wanted. Since I shoot left handed on occasion, the Rogue was out. Otherwise it would be tempting.

 

[Nitro69]

Re: Rogue M1A or Bulldog 762 Gen 4 Stock

Rogue chassis weighs 5lbs 1oz...........if you decide to run a scope,it's lighter than a EBR Mod O and only 6oz heeavier than a Mod 1, No Scope mounting issues.....breaks down in 20 Sec. without loosing your zero. Free floating and no harmonic tuning required.

 

[Nitro69]

Re: Rogue M1A or Bulldog 762 Gen 4 Stock

talk to broken sailor......he has one of each!

http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthre...405#Post3225405