BR stock for Rimx

[rjstubbl]

Are there any Rimx BR stocks out there that are compatible with the AICS mags? Can’t find much out there

 

[1Merlin]

Come pretty close with a Foundation Revelation at 2.6" on the forearm...

 

[doclu60]

I looked at the Foundation stocks and they have much better offerings for bench work other than the Revelation. The stock mentioned above does not have a very suitable butt stock as far as riding a rear bag, it's just too small. I just bought a Manners T4A which has a better butt stock for a rear bag. The stock is also parallel (straight line) and mine tracks excellent when I shoot it in my Randolph 2pc rest with a 3" bag rider on the front. They can be ordered with an optional front pic rail for bag rider or bipod use. If the RimX has a 700 footprint, you'd be good to go. You can also order this stock with the 'mini chassis' installed from the factory and it will cover the AICS mag need. The mini chassis is an intracule trigger guard, mag well, and bearing block all in one piece, no bottom metal needed. Also, this is the only bearing block stock I have ever had that didn't need a skim bed over it to shoot good.

You will not find a 'true' benchrest stock for AICS mag rifles unless you have one made. Benchrest is a single shot game, and serious competitors are not interested in giant magazine .22 rifles for competition. I shoot a lot of sanctioned RFBR and would never use the that type of rifle to compete with. My T4A is on a 6 Creed. Another option is to go full chassis. Tons of them out there that are straight line and have the accessories that will make them rest friendly.

Scott

 

[WOLFMAN2018]

I actually have a benchrest stock that will accommodate the AICS mags. It's a WOOX TITANO chassis. It has a 3" forearm.

 

[gkgeiger]

I had one also, unfortunately they discontinued it. I guess not enough demand. Looks like this.

 

[doclu60]

That Woox looks like a solid option, but I am not surprised they discontinued it. It has the profile, both in the bottom of the butt stock and forearm width. The profile is very much like the stock I mentioned above, except for forearm width. Pic below, slide off that bipod and slide on the bag rider. Hope the OP finds what he wants or something he can make work.

Scott

 

[WOLFMAN2018]

This is my Woox Titano stock.

 

[Wellington]

Easiest solution is to turn your rimx into a single shot and get a stock for a rem short action, there are some of those around.

 

[WOLFMAN2018]

Easiest solution is to turn your rimx into a single shot and get a stock for a rem short action, there are some of those around.

With the design of the extractor, I don't think you can single feed a Rim-X.

 

[Wellington]

With the design of the extractor, I don't think you can single feed a Rim-X.

I designed and a machinist friend built a loading ramp for mine and I indeed can feed it singley. The round slides up the bolt face as the bolt moves foreword.

 

[WOLFMAN2018]

I designed and a machinist friend built a loading ramp for mine and I indeed can feed it singley. The round slides up the bolt face as the bolt moves foreword.

But the typical shooter more than likely doesn't have access or ability to make this modification.