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Bravo Chassis: The Bravo provides you with the essential chassis benefits combined with conventional target/varmint ergonomics all at a modest price. If you’re looking for your perfect balance in Remington 700 Chassis, Bravo is exactly what you need. The Bravo is one of the most comfortable stocks available but that's just the beginning.
- Bravo Tool-less Lop
Length of Pull (LOP): Range is approximately 14” to 15.75”...
- Bravo Chassis Hook-Style Cover
The Hook style cover fits your Bravo chassis and covers the...
- Accessories
Bravo Chassis Hook-Style Cover. Arca Rail XL (KRG) Mag...
- Bolt Lift
Chassis. Centerfire; Rimfire; Left-Handed Chassis; Bolt...
- Bravo Tool-less Lop
- KRG Bravo 10/22 Chassis – A Good Fit For The 10/22
- Unboxing, Constructing, and First Impressions
- First Shots and Open Sights
- Ranging Out
- Overall Impressions
New for 2020 was an expansion of KRG Bravo stocks for rimfire rifles, including the CZ457 and the Ruger 10/22. I previously set up my Tikka T1X in a KRG Bravo stock, and it has been superb in every way. Therefore, I jumped at the opportunity to try out the new Bravo stock for the Ruger 10/22.
The KRG 10/22 Bravo Chassis can be had in black, FDE, red or grey, and has an MSRP of $249.99. At first blush, that may seem expensive, but it’s comparable to Boyd’s At-One stock and has a lot more features and modularity than the At-One. Out of the box, the Bravo Chassis comes set up with the shortest LOP at 11″, and weighs 2lbs, 6.8oz. The base B...
I found a nice thing about the KRG 10/22 Bravo chassis was that one can still use open sights if one takes the adjustable cheekpiece out. Shooting with no scope and open sights, it made for a nice, compact, lightweight package. With Lapua Polar Biathlon ammunition, I was able to shoot .5″ groups at 25y with the open sights, which is good enough for...
On a relatively windless morning, I took the opportunity to test the Bravo Chassis in a scoped scenario. I attached a scope base and Swarovski Z8i to the little 10/22. While it made for a top-heavy rifle when combined with the lightweight chassis, it was extremely fun to stretch the legs of the 10/22. The adjustable cheek piece and LOP also made it...
The KRG 10/22 Bravo chassis is a fun and functional part of the vast aftermarket for the Ruger 10/22 rifle. It’s at a very reasonable price point for all of the features it offers. With numerous accessories available to attach to the ARCA rail and M-LOK slots, the ability to handle up to .92″ diameter bull barrels, and accept almost all 10/22 recei...
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Jan 4, 2024 · The KRG Bravo chassis provides the essential chassis benefits combined with conventional target/varmint ergonomics at a modest price. The Bravo is one of the most comfortable stocks available, but that's just the beginning. The price will make you and your wallet smile. That's a double bonus right there.
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Dec 19, 2022 · The Bravo chassis looks more like a traditional stock than what most people expect when they hear the word “chassis.” Despite that appearance, it incorporates many of the benefits of a chassis while maintaining the ergonomics of a stock. No bottom metal is required to use AICS magazines in the Bravo.
Apr 2, 2019 · The Bravo chassis includes integral bottom metal that accommodates AICS-pattern detachable box magazines. The Bravo has an integral bottom metal system that is compatible with Accuracy International AICS magazines. The magazine release is a lever at the front of the triggerguard and extends just a hair below it.
