Which stock for which rifle

[Matt_3479]

So I currently have 3 rifles and 4 sticks/chassis and can’t decide which goes where.

The rifles are a kelbly atlas tac 6 creed, 27” bartlein medium Palma bbl, tt diamond trigger. Second is a trued remmy 20 tac sendero contour 24” with a jewel trigger and lastly is a vudoo v22 20” mtu contour with a tt diamond on it. The creed will be for target and longer range coyotes, the 20 tac is my primary coyote gun, and the v22 is my trainer

Chassis I can’t decided on which goes where are; McMillan htg adjustable, krg bravo, mpa comp and aics 2.0.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Well, train like you will compete (whatever that means shooting a 22 trainer) and i cant think of anybody that would coyote hunt with a chassis.

 

[Ranger188]

I'd put the lightest on the "primary coyote gun" (KRG Bravo)
Mcmillan on the target and coyote.
The MPA on the trainer. It's pretty heavy and not suited for a hunting rig.
Just my thoughts.

 

[Matt_3479]

I'd put the lightest on the "primary coyote gun" (KRG Bravo)
Mcmillan on the target and coyote.
The MPA on the trainer. It's pretty heavy and not suited for a hunting rig.
Just my thoughts.

i actually think the McMillan htg adj comes in just lighter then the krg and is the reason I thought maybe the McMillan on the 20,
Krg on the 6 creed figuring it’s half chassis half stock for target and hunting,
And mpa on the trainer

that said I’ve hunted with chassis before and really don’t mind it. I’m comfortable behind a chassis so it doesn’t bother me.

 

[Ranger188]

Once I took out my Bravo instead of the MPA, will never have a hunting rig in a heavy chassis again.
I really liked and shot a lot with the MPA, just not a carry hunting rig.
Put a shorter, lighter contour barrel in the bravo for hunting only.
It's the best of both, somewhat a chassis, but light. Don't need to put a lot of rounds down
a hunting only rig, but being handy is a plus.
Now if you are talking straight target, PRS or such, the MPA fills the bill.

 

[Matt_3479]

Once I took out my Bravo instead of the MPA, will never have a hunting rig in a heavy chassis again.
I really liked and shot a lot with the MPA, just not a carry hunting rig.
Put a shorter, lighter contour barrel in the bravo for hunting only.
It's the best of both, somewhat a chassis, but light. Don't need to put a lot of rounds down
a hunting only rig, but being handy is a plus.
Now if you are talking straight target, PRS or such, the MPA fills the bill.

thank you. I’ve never handled a bravo but hear pretty good things about it. The 6 creed now wears the mpa and it comes with me to a few of my sits where walking is minimal and shots are long. But most likely will move the mpa to the v22 as my main target wears a chassis.

had the 20 tac in the original vls stock and recently put it in an aics and hate it. Don’t like the feel or the weight of the aics at 6lbs. Just need to wait for the bravo to show up and I’ll see how the 20 tac and the 6 creed feel in the htg adj ans the bravo.