Which chassis??? (<$800 with folder)

[AK4900PA]

I've looked over the different offerings and narrowed it down to these 3...

McRee G5 TMAG Model 6, Compact Folding Rifle Stock

XLR Element with XLR Tac Lite stock and folding stock adapter

MDT LSS with XLR Tac Lite stock and folding stock adapter


Which chassis setup would you guys recommend and why?

They are all close enough in price to be a non-issue.
The MDT would be the lightest at 3lb 12oz, the XLR comes in at 3lb 15oz and the McRee at a rather portly 4lb 12oz.
This chassis will be holding a 16.5" SPS Tactical in .308

I appreciate any advice or experience you guys would like to share with me. I have the cash ready to go, but I just can't seem to make a decision.

 

[chevytruck_83]

I couldn't be happier with my xlr chassis. My one gripe is that if your running the cheek piece high you have to lower it via allen wrenches to insert a cleaning rod. Cant say anything about the others.

 

[MarinePMI]

I couldn't be happier with my xlr chassis. My one gripe is that if your running the cheek piece high you have to lower it via allen wrenches to insert a cleaning rod. Cant say anything about the others.

With a folder, that problem goes away...

 

[chevytruck_83]

Third eye tactical makes a pretty nice one too. Thanks. I didn't even think about that.. the folding adapter may be on order.

 

[I Am Hero]

Got my XLR Element and it's awesome. I also have used a McRee in the past and really like those as well. Between the two I really can't decide but I would say XLR has my vote.

 

[PDXGS]

XLR Element with folder- hands down- great people with a great product.
These folks shoot competitively and, unlike a few other personalities in the stock business, answer their phone and emails.
McCrees are decent but they're heavy.

 

[AK4900PA]

I'm leaning towards the XLR at this point. Probably going to give it another month to see how others are liking them.

 

[mtnbikerfred]

 

[mtnbikerfred]

10lbs 8ozs

 

[Fly_True]

XLR Element with folder- hands down- great people with a great product.
These folks shoot competitively and, unlike a few other personalities in the stock business, answer their phone and emails.
McCrees are decent but they're heavy.

Had the Mcrees folder for about a year and just got the XLR element. Both high quality but the XLR is noticeably lighter. Really no comparison in my opinion... I've got a mcrees for sale if anyone wants it. I'll be posting it this week after I can take some pics.

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[majohnson2]

I've been using a McRee of a couple of yrs now and it works great. I've even swapped barreled actions with no shift in POI. As for the weight since I shoot supported, I figure it helps with the recoil.

 

[Tyler455]

Fly true. What length barrel is that with the Element?

 

[PDXGS]

Like I said, I'm partial to the XLR Element!
Just arrived Tuesday. I transferred the Rem 700 from the AICS and had the ergonomics adjusted in 15 about 15 minutes.
Stupidly ordered without the folder....that's being corrected next week.

 

[Tyler455]

Fly True and PDXGS: What length barrels are you running? Nice rigs

 

[PDXGS]

Mine is a 23" Rock- varmint profile.
I'm about to go to a 26"....for that extra speed...

 

[perryb]

I went with the MDT LSS

 

[perryb]

I have 3 XLR chassis. My 6 Creedmoor PRS rifle is in an Evolution with a folder. My 223 Trainer is in an Element. And my 300 Norma Mag is in a Carbon.

My Element down there has the new tube. No castle nut.

How is the buffer tube and chassis fastened? Looks awesome without a castle nut for sure.

 

[jlow]

MPA BA Lite with the folder option is right at around $800 and weight in at 3.5 lb - Give Josh at PVA a call.