GRS Bifrost stock - Anyone using one?

[270guy]

Hi,
any one using one of these? Or have experience with one?

Look like there is a lot of adjustment, and they are a little different withe offset of the pistol grip.

cheers

 

[Leo Smith]

Yes. I love it. Have a Howa S/A CM that shoots . I pre ordered it for 680. us.

 

[Larryh128]

Hi,
any one using one of these? Or have experience with one?

Look like there is a lot of adjustment, and they are a little different withe offset of the pistol grip.

cheers

I have not used the Bifrost YET but I own 2 Berserks. The GRS stocks are absolutely fantastic. Extremely shootable. The offset grip is one of the features that I like the best, it places your trigger finger properly on the trigger. Super adjustable to fit you. Only real difference in the 2 is the Bifrost is more module, same features. I'm about ready to order the 3rd and haven't decided between the Bifrost or the Berserk.

 

[270guy]

Yes. I love it. Have a Howa S/A CM that shoots . I pre ordered it for 680. us.

Thanks Leo. Cost here is approx equivalent of US$610 here in NZ.
Hhmmmmm, might have to do it.

 

[270guy]

I have not used the Bifrost YET but I own 2 Berserks. The GRS stocks are absolutely fantastic. Extremely shootable. The offset grip is one of the features that I like the best, it places your trigger finger properly on the trigger. Super adjustable to fit you. Only real difference in the 2 is the Bifrost is more module, same features. I'm about ready to order the 3rd and haven't decided between the Bifrost or the Berserk.

Thanks Larry. I thought the Bifrost has a different or higher percentage of fibre glass. Could be wrong. I think the Bifrost has butt pad cant as well. But you might be able to tell me if the Berserk has that too. The HS Precision I have is good, just the pistol grip is too small, and the lop is a bit short...both things that I think will be covered by either the Berserk or the Bifrost.
cheers

 

[Larryh128]

Thanks Larry. I thought the Bifrost has a different or higher percentage of fibre glass. Could be wrong. I think the Bifrost has butt pad cant as well. But you might be able to tell me if the Berserk has that too. The HS Precision I have is good, just the pistol grip is too small, and the lop is a bit short...both things that I think will be covered by either the Berserk or the Bifrost.
cheers

I really haven't looked at the butt cant as I don't use it. I will take a look tonight. Outside of the ease of adjustment for LOP and cheek weld, by FAR my favorite part of the stock is the pistol grip being offset and having a groove for your thumb. The stock to me almost points itself. Easiest stock to shoot that I have ever touched. I obviously haven't shot everything out there but if you are shooting from the shoulder it's worth a look.

 

[270guy]

I really haven't looked at the butt cant as I don't use it. I will take a look tonight. Outside of the ease of adjustment for LOP and cheek weld, by FAR my favorite part of the stock is the pistol grip being offset and having a groove for your thumb. The stock to me almost points itself. Easiest stock to shoot that I have ever touched. I obviously haven't shot everything out there but if you are shooting from the shoulder it's worth a look.

The rifle its going on. (Yes, I "pulled the trigger", and one is on the way.) Is a rare and wonderful "Do-it-all" rifle, well a "Used-for-all" rifle. So gets used prone, off hand, and occasionally off a bench. From close to 500m plus. cheers for sharing.

 

[Larryh128]

The rifle its going on. (Yes, I "pulled the trigger", and one is on the way.) Is a rare and wonderful "Do-it-all" rifle, well a "Used-for-all" rifle. So gets used prone, off hand, and occasionally off a bench. From close to 500m plus. cheers for sharing.

No problem, I know that you will like it. My statement about shoulder fired was aimed at not knowing if it shoots free recoil or not. I never do that.

 

[270guy]

To follow up on my original post. So, have had the stock for 2 weeks, weather has been rainy and cool here. so no chance to do any shooting. It was a very snug fit, when fitting the action into it. I have had it out of the safe to play around with the adjustments (lop, cheek riser, butt pad cant), do some dry firing. Got to go and shoot the rifle / stock combo for the first time today....briefly.
Happy. 11.3 mm 3 shot group @ 107 m. And three rabbits, that happened to be in the surrounding area. Zero didn't change from having the rifle (trued Rem 700) in my HS Precision stock, which was a nice surprise. Weather was still not the best (cold, windy, showers), so a little quicker than I'd normally be when trying out something like this. Due to stock being where I'd normally shoot out to 360 m, no chance of that today. Next time.
cheers