Budget Minded from United States, PA Public Profile

First, I bought this chassis at a gun show 2 years ago. I use this chassis at the range as well as for hunting from a blind. We shoot 6" gongs at up to 1200 yards at the range and our hunting shots are 400-800 yards. I dropped in my Remington 700SA 6.5 Creedmoor in 15 minutes without any problems. The barrel I used is a #8 contour and the scope is a Leupold VX-3i LRP. Since all my shooting is from a bipod I had to find a chassis that would handle the weight of the barrel and the scope and a full box mag and not sag at the joint between the fore and the chassis. I had tried a couple other "budget" chassis systems that did not meet the test. Let's call this what it is - a mid-budget stock. You can't compare it to a $1,200 or $2,000 stock/chassis.

The fore and chassis are well machined and I would put their quality up against my other high end chassis systems. The connection between the fore and chassis could be a little stronger (maybe in a Gen IV) but has not affected the accuracy of my shots out to 1200 yards and there is no measurable deflection of the joint even with the weight of my gun. The stock is adequate but I would have appreciated it if they had included a butt pad with the Chassis Kit. The grip fits my hand well enough for my shooting application. Again, for a mid-budget stock they are adequate and are of decent enough quality to not cause any issues out to 1200 yards. Maybe they will make some budget minded improvements in their stock and grip if they