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A chassis vs. a stock

A chassis is one of those expensive taticool looking stocks that cost around a thousand bucks. In a few years after everyone gets tooled up, we'll be able to get pretty good ones for $89.95 made from aluminum, fibreglass, and various combinations of both.. jd
 
You can drive a Kia for half the cost of a Honda if you want to as well.

My point was once you step away from the Walmart gun counter, it’s hard to argue that a stock is more or less than a chassis.

Yes, you can buy the backbone of an XLR chassis system for $500. But by the time you add a butt stock, grip, some weights, a spigot mount, etc., etc., etc. in order to recognize the full modularity of the system, you’re up to at least $1000. MPA, KRG, MDT? Same.

Call Manners or Foundation and buy a premium Micarta or fiberglass stock: $1500+

Buy a laminate stock blank and have it inletted and bedded: dunno, it’s not my thing but it can’t be cheap.
 
I bought my first chassis for a 338 terminator for hunting it folds and fits in my day pack it weighs 16 pounds it shoots unbelievable im going on 70 and i use it for elk hunting i can hike all day with it much better than any of my stock rifles
 
Manners stock with a mini chassis is my favorite combo for a bunch of reasons.

Call it a "mini chassis" if one likes.
I'll call it a bedding block- because that's what it is


Merry Xmas everyone.
No. It’s a full system including a DBM or hinged. At least on the dozen or so Manners I have used them in.
It's still a bedding block.
"Mini-chassis" is a marketing term rightfully coined by MCS for their high-end product. Sounds a lot sexier than "bedding block" or "precision machined chunk of aluminum to replace bedding and pillars"- which is how MCS describes it.

They've been around for decades at least, probably longer. First ones I remember were from H-S Precision.

It's not particularly innovative, doesn't "revolutionize" anything.
I'll keep calling a bedding block, a bedding block- in spite of Aaron's "shocked face" ;)

Merry Xmas, everyone.
 
Call it a "mini chassis" if one likes.
I'll call it a bedding block- because that's what it is


Merry Xmas everyone.

It's still a bedding block.
"Mini-chassis" is a marketing term rightfully coined by MCS for their high-end product. Sounds a lot sexier than "bedding block" or "precision machined chunk of aluminum to replace bedding and pillars"- which is how MCS describes it.

They've been around for decades at least, probably longer. First ones I remember were from H-S Precision.

It's not particularly innovative, doesn't "revolutionize" anything.
I'll keep calling a bedding block, a bedding block- in spite of Aaron's "shocked face" ;)

Merry Xmas, everyone.

No it’s not just a bedding block. It is a one piece unit made by Badger Ordnance that is also the DBM. The HS Precision style, which I have also had multiple of, was a bedding block but you added your own bottom metal. The Manners is not that.

Believe what you like and call it what you want but the Manners is not a simple bedding block. If you used one you would see that.
 

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