AICS MAGS

[nmkid]

Just bought a KRG Bravo Chassis and I need to buy the reccommeded AICS magazine. I will be shooting a 243 AI with 70-80 gr bullets. I know this is really a general question as I still don't know the C.O.A.L. . Any idea if I would need the magazine with/without the plate. The action will be a SA Defiance Tenacity? This is my first time with a chassis so I have questions.

 

[cmysix]

Good buy on a bravo, I love mine LA though .30-06I think the bullets would fall out if I loaded to Mag length, You can pull up the instructions on the KRG site and they have FAQ's also Or you can call them.

 

[outasite`08]

Just bought a KRG Bravo Chassis and I need to buy the reccommeded AICS magazine. I will be shooting a 243 AI with 70-80 gr bullets. I know this is really a general question as I still don't know the C.O.A.L. . Any idea if I would need the magazine with/without the plate. The action will be a SA Defiance Tenacity? This is my first time with a chassis so I have questions.

If the Bravo takes a standard AICS consider the Magpul Mags. I use them in my AICS stock for a Rem. .308. Work great. And save a little money. Jeff

 

[FeMan]

You should be able to use the mages with the binder plate with no issues on a .243 with light bullets.

 

[Rob01]

Yup with light bullets and a .243 there should be no issues. I shot a .243 with 115s in a standard AICS mag with binder plate for years in matches.