Posted: 2/18/2017 6:51:19 PM EDT
| So, I just got a REALLY good deal on a 700 long range with the B&C M40 stock. I don't like the stock- the pistol grip feels like a fence post in my hand and I just can't get comfy with it. I've been shooting a Tikka T3 Lite for years and the anorhexic grip on it works ok for me. I shot my buddy's RPR and it felt REALLY good; so, I was considering a chassis system. I was thinking about the MDT LSS or the XLR Industries Element as both seem to be a good mix of the function, versatility, and affordability that would cure what's ailing me. Now I've discovered the Magpul Hunter. Yes, its a stock, but it looks like it might give me that AR grip feel and some adjustability for MUCH less. My only concern about it is that it would feel like a cheap plastic stock- kinda like my T3. Anybody have any comprisons, positives, or negatives on the three? Thanks in advance! |
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So, I just got a REALLY good deal on a 700 long range with the B&C M40 stock. I don't like the stock- the pistol grip feels like a fence post in my hand and I just can't get comfy with it. I've been shooting a Tikka T3 Lite for years and the anorhexic grip on it works ok for me. I shot my buddy's RPR and it felt REALLY good; so, I was considering a chassis system. I was thinking about the MDT LSS or the XLR Industries Element as both seem to be a good mix of the function, versatility, and affordability that would cure what's ailing me. Now I've discovered the Magpul Hunter. Yes, its a stock, but it looks like it might give me that AR grip feel and some adjustability for MUCH less. My only concern about it is that it would feel like a cheap plastic stock- kinda like my T3. Anybody have any comprisons, positives, or negatives on the three? Thanks in advance! When I picked up the Magpul stock at SHOT the first year they brought it out I wasn;t very impressed. Yes it will work but it wouldn;t be my first choice. I hate the skinny little forend on the LSS. Not enough to grab or throw up on something and have it be stable. The XLR is a good choice. It's a solid chassis. McRee also makes some good chassis. Also the KRG X-Ray is a good option. Those would be my choices. |
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GRS Berserk
I know it's not a full up chassis but the grip is VERY comfortable. I have one on my Savage. I lucked into what appeared to be a pricing accident a few months ago though and got mine for $425 from Euro Optic. Now at $600 plus I'm not sure how likely I would have been to buy one. Just wanted to throw it out there for you though. They also have wood laminates too. |
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Savage FCP in JP AMCS chassis
Attached File ETA: DIDNT SEE IT WAS A LA. |