Who’s hunting with a target stock/chassis

[sacklunch]

Have owned quite a few stocks/chassis and I’m having a tough time deciding on one for a 6mm build.

Majority use target rifle, but would like to get the 6mm on the woods as well.

A folder is nice, but not a requirement, the bravo would be great and I love the grip but the fitment issues with certain actions make it tough (I’d like to throw a lone peak on this barrel.

Of the fancy stuff, I’ve owned or currently own a EH-1, a PRS-1, MPA BA comp and a AIAX.

I’d like to give foundation a try, the MG2 fits my nice, but it’s darn heavy. also looking at the manners TCS, but I keep coming back to the bravo for comfort and ability to weight it up and also strip it down…but they’ve mentioned fitment issues with the bravo and the 737r.

 

[XLR]

The Element 4.0 allows you to be nice and light weight for hunting season but pack the pounds on for competition use! @Justin Crossley did a review a little while ago talking about them if you would like to check it out!

XLR Element 4.0 Chassis Review

 

[StupidLightweight]

As much as I hate to admit it, a chassis makes a ton of sense for hunting. And I'm very much a traditional stock kinda guy. Last season, I used a MDT HNT-26 folding chassis with Zermatt TL3 action and a 24-inch PROOF 6.5 PRC barrel exclusively. Competition shooting isn't my thing, so I'm not sure if it's a dual-use chassis, but the folding stock sure made carry easy.

If I were starting out fresh, I'd look long and hard at SIG's Cross and Q's The Fix. Both are excellent designs geared more towards precision hunting. Not that it's critical, but I prefer their one-piece receivers over separate action and chassis because it eliminates a failure point for screws to come loose.

 

[sacklunch]

anybody hunting with a foundation…maybe pulling the weights?