Can anybody ID this stock or rifle
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Hollow Point
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insite arms has a few in stock. https://www.insitearms.com/product-category/stocks-and-chassis/j-allen-chassis/
As mentioned J. Allen Enterprises.(JAE-700) closed their doors. No longer in business. Good news is, IIRC, MDT bought the rights to their design, maybe even their equipment. I can’t remember exactly.
If you want a polymer stock that gives the ergonomics without the added accuracy you can get the ProMag Archangel (AA700A) stock for the Remington 700 for about $350.
If you want a polymer stock that gives the ergonomics without the added accuracy you can get the ProMag Archangel (AA700A) stock for the Remington 700 for about $350.
Thank you guys
food for thought
just sold my Dasher to a friend - so planning a new tactical build.
Going to be another Dasher
On the list for the new BAT bumble bee - cannot believe how light and stiff it is.
1 in 8 again (this is my 3rd dasher)
just undecided on the stock.
Love the simplicity of the ALLEN but since they have closed i think I will give it a miss.
from what I am planning you get see I love the stability so a chassis is a must.
Any experience on Cadex strike nuke EVO ?
food for thought
just sold my Dasher to a friend - so planning a new tactical build.
Going to be another Dasher
On the list for the new BAT bumble bee - cannot believe how light and stiff it is.
1 in 8 again (this is my 3rd dasher)
just undecided on the stock.
Love the simplicity of the ALLEN but since they have closed i think I will give it a miss.
from what I am planning you get see I love the stability so a chassis is a must.
Any experience on Cadex strike nuke EVO ?
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Not even close. That's like saying a Yugo is the same idea as a Corvette, as it has 4 wheels and doors.
It’s between these 2
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both very affordable
personally cadex seems more finished ...
that’s the fun part isn’t it , trying to decide
nearly there
from experience I tend to adapt to stock with a slant on the palm swell , probably due to the way I lean in and load up the bipod.
I won’t be doing PRS like you you young guys
it will be a belly rifle 99% of the time hence that tilt is what I am looking for and what drawn me to the origin picture and started my search
I have 2 accuracy international outside Canada and they are both from when they first came out in the late 80’s early 90’s , really cannot fault them.
we are living in bless times now
both very affordable
personally cadex seems more finished ...
that’s the fun part isn’t it , trying to decide
nearly there
from experience I tend to adapt to stock with a slant on the palm swell , probably due to the way I lean in and load up the bipod.
I won’t be doing PRS like you you young guys
it will be a belly rifle 99% of the time hence that tilt is what I am looking for and what drawn me to the origin picture and started my search
I have 2 accuracy international outside Canada and they are both from when they first came out in the late 80’s early 90’s , really cannot fault them.
we are living in bless times now
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MDT is now making the J Allen chassis, I believe they will be releasing them for sale sometime this year, but I'm not clear on the exact timeline.
The JAE is an amazing chassis, I have two. It's one of the most refined chassis' out there, very well thought out and is supported by a good array of accessories. Commonly shooters will say the JAE chassis is the most comfortable chassis, and I agree with that statement.
There's no chassis in 2021 that I would replace my JAE's with. None. Personally I feel like all other chassis lack in comparison to the JAE, but that is my personal opinion.
The only real big downside to the JAE is its cost. When JAE was still a business, the chassis were $$$. JAE was a small company, and the chassis is obvious quality - higher quality then most anything out there, hence the cost. I'm not sure what MDT's cost structure for this chassis is going to be - they are a bigger company, and they may make "refinements" to the design for easier manufacturing. This could make the price go down.
The JAE is an amazing chassis, I have two. It's one of the most refined chassis' out there, very well thought out and is supported by a good array of accessories. Commonly shooters will say the JAE chassis is the most comfortable chassis, and I agree with that statement.
There's no chassis in 2021 that I would replace my JAE's with. None. Personally I feel like all other chassis lack in comparison to the JAE, but that is my personal opinion.
The only real big downside to the JAE is its cost. When JAE was still a business, the chassis were $$$. JAE was a small company, and the chassis is obvious quality - higher quality then most anything out there, hence the cost. I'm not sure what MDT's cost structure for this chassis is going to be - they are a bigger company, and they may make "refinements" to the design for easier manufacturing. This could make the price go down.
It’s between these 2
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both very affordable
personally cadex seems more finished ...
that’s the fun part isn’t it , trying to decide
nearly there
from experience I tend to adapt to stock with a slant on the palm swell , probably due to the way I lean in and load up the bipod.
I won’t be doing PRS like you you young guys
it will be a belly rifle 99% of the time hence that tilt is what I am looking for and what drawn me to the origin picture and started my search
I have 2 accuracy international outside Canada and they are both from when they first came out in the late 80’s early 90’s , really cannot fault them.
we are living in bless times now
If you want affordability and performance from a chassis, don't overlook the KRG Bravo. It really punches above its weight class.
maple_leaf_eh
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
From their website, this might help eliminate one or more from the comparison:
“Backbone”:
Full length aluminum backbone from the action to the tip of the forend
I have no connection to MDT, just been following developments on JAE on the internet.
But I believe there may be MDT reps on CGN.
Thank you boys
have looked into j Allen chassis in detail
wow I am sold
So many unique features -
Definitely will plumb for the reincarnation no matter the cost
even the AX will struggle to provide this kind of support for the barrel action platform
perhaps brilliant designer but a terrible businessman
thank you
this build will be uber
have looked into j Allen chassis in detail
wow I am sold
So many unique features -
Definitely will plumb for the reincarnation no matter the cost
even the AX will struggle to provide this kind of support for the barrel action platform
perhaps brilliant designer but a terrible businessman
thank you
this build will be uber
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Aprilia Man
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Wait for MDT to finalize the tooling for the MDT/JAE Chassis.
The MDT version is on my radar and just hoping they will not change anything on the design and would be compatible with the original JAE in parts and accessories. I have the first gen chassis and it will be a keeper.
The MDT version is on my radar and just hoping they will not change anything on the design and would be compatible with the original JAE in parts and accessories. I have the first gen chassis and it will be a keeper.
