Tandemkross Upriser Chassis for Ruger PC Carbine in Stock!

[RangeviewSports]

Tandemkross Upriser Chassis for Ruger PC Carbine in Stock!

 

[CheesyBalls]

how do these compare to the midwest industries chassis? This one is almost $100 cheaper.

 

[FraserValley]

What stock models fit in the end ?

 

[ted_dent]

how do these compare to the midwest industries chassis? This one is almost $100 cheaper.

This one is synthetic. The Midwest chassis is aluminum so it is heavier. The Midwest unit also does not include the pistol grip but one version of it does include the buffer tube.

 

[KaneZoR]

The upriser has a relocated magazine release so you can drop it with your index finger.

The butt stock is also angled vs straight with the Midwest. And this takes standard AR buffer tubes

 

[Double Denim]

Is this compatible with the OEM M-LOK forend models?

 

[CheesyBalls]

This one is synthetic. The Midwest chassis is aluminum so it is heavier. The Midwest unit also does not include the pistol grip but one version of it does include the buffer tube.

Oh didn't know it was synthetic. Guess I'm going with the midwest. Nothing against the tandemkross I just like the feel of a metal chassis.

 

[ted_dent]

Oh didn't know it was synthetic. Guess I'm going with the midwest. Nothing against the tandemkross I just like the feel of a metal chassis.

If you don't mind a heavier long gun then the Midwest will work well. I handled one at the SHOT Show and it is solid. The Ruger PC9 is not a lightweight gun by any stretch and the Midwest won't make it any lighter.

 

[Undergiver]

If you don't mind a heavier long gun then the Midwest will work well. I handled one at the SHOT Show and it is solid. The Ruger PC9 is not a lightweight gun by any stretch and the Midwest won't make it any lighter.

Yeah, I sold my MI 14" combat rail cause it just made the gun way to heavy.

 

[Arminhammer]

They do come without the angle.

 

[Mixter]

Will you be stocking the Straight version?

 

[Undergiver]

Nice, but would prefer the straight version or the Magpul backpacker stock whenever it gets released.

 

[rmsg0040]

Nice, but would prefer the straight version or the Magpul backpacker stock whenever it gets released.

I am in that debate myself, leaning towards the magpul.

 

[db17]

Anyone have one of these for sale? Or Rangeview any plans to bring more in?

 

[db17]

I have one of these in straight black for sale due to unforseen circumstances.

 

[Polish-Jack]

Why do people want the angle to the dangle? I'm not into rifles much but isn't the current best principle in design to have the barrel in line with the shoulder stock? Why is there a reversion to older designs?

 

[Beeron]

Nice, but would prefer the straight version or the Magpul backpacker stock whenever it gets released.

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[Beeron]

Why do people want the angle to the dangle? I'm not into rifles much but isn't the current best principle in design to have the barrel in line with the shoulder stock? Why is there a reversion to older designs?

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[Suther]

Why do people want the angle to the dangle? I'm not into rifles much but isn't the current best principle in design to have the barrel in line with the shoulder stock? Why is there a reversion to older designs?

I was wondering the same. Looking at the picture in the ad it looks awkward?

 

[Shorerider]

I was wondering the same. Looking at the picture in the ad it looks awkward?

I run the angled stock on mine. It’s not awkward at all. It actually makes for a very nice cheek wield with either a low mount red dot or the factory barrel sights. Due to it being 9mm recoil is practically non existent so the barrel height makes no difference. At first I was against it cause it does look wrong but once you shoot it it all makes sense.