KRG x-ray feedback

I have one on my tikka. It’s an excellent stock. I bought the spigot mount and Harris bipod bolt on adaptor. It’s an excellent combo for me. The big sell for me was the weight.

Cheers,

Erich
 
Best budget chassis on the market IMO.

Great ergonomics, lots of support with accessories from KRG (ARCA/RRS rail, spigot, rails, NV bridge, bag riders, weight kits, etc), great CS.

It is light, so if you plan on putting a heavy profile barrel on it, it very well could end up being front heavy. My wife's rifle in a KRG Bravo with 24" heavy Palma barrel was. But replacing the stock plastic LOP spacers with two of KRG's weighted metal LOP spacers has made the balance about perfect.

I can't think of a another budget chassis that has the same combination of ergonomics, features and accessories has the KRG Bravo. It definitely punches above it's weight class.
 
For the money, why not go with an MDT LSS, LSS-XL or an Oryx even if you want to keep it cheap? There is more modularity on MDT components and typically a higher build quality for the money.
 
Kudu said:
For the money, why not go with an MDT LSS, LSS-XL or an Oryx even if you want to keep it cheap? There is more modularity on MDT components and typically a higher build quality for the money.
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If it's for PRS/NRL type shooting I would argue that the Bravo is a more appropriate setup. Modularity is probably a wash between the two brands, they both provide great support/accessories. The designs of the LSS, LSS-XL or Oryx are not appealing to me. But perhaps they are to the OP.

MDT has missed the mark on most of their chassis designs until the ACC, IMO. But I like the direction that the company is heading. They seem to be responsive to consumer wants, great CS and support/accessories (much like KRG in that regard).
 
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