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BRAVO CHASSIS FOR REMINGTON 700 SHORT ACTION Reviews & Ratings

KINETIC RESEARCH GROUP BRAVO CHASSIS FOR REMINGTON 700 SHORT ACTION

The Remington 700 is one of the most customized rifles on the market, and finding the perfect aftermarket component can be a never-ending search. However, the stock is covered, thanks to the Kinetic Research Group Remington 700 Bravo Chassis. The Kinetic Research Group Remington 700 Bravo Chassis features a backbone made from machined aluminum that stretches along the entire length of the stock, giving it rigidity that will ensure the same performance usually found with custom bedding jobs. The rest of the stock is made from reinforced polymer for durability.

FEATURES

Fits all Remington 700 short actions
Weight: 2.9 pounds
M-LOK compatible

The Kinetic Research Group Remington 700 Bravo Chassis also features an adjustable cheek riser and length of pull, a built-in thumb shelf, quick-detach sling-swivel mounting points, bipod-attachment stud and is compatible with all AICS-pattern magazines.

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Reviews Summary

The REM 700 BRAVO S/A CHASSIS is generally well-received for its ergonomic design, modularity, and value, making it a worthy upgrade over older stocks. However, some users experienced challenges with accessibility during installation, as well as issues related to size adjustments and materials used. Overall, it's praised for comfort and customization, yet critiqued for minor build quality flaws.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Ergonomics and Comfort

65%

Many reviewers praise the chassis for its comfortable grip and adjustable features, noting that it significantly enhances the overall shooting experience. Users appreciate the improved ergonomics compared to older models, making it suitable for various shooting activities including hunting and competition.

Modularity and Customization

55%

Reviewers often highlight the modularity of the chassis, allowing for various configurations and attachments. The ability to easily switch components and upgrade the chassis is frequently seen as a strong feature, contributing to a tailored experience for individual users.

Installation Issues

45%

A recurring concern among users involves difficulties during installation, specifically regarding the accessibility of the front action screw. Many found it challenging to secure without disassembling other parts, which detracted from the ease of setup for some.

Quality of Materials

40%

Some reviews express disappointment with the overall quality of materials, particularly the polymer components. Although most users find the chassis adequately rigid, a few detractors feel that design choices like the plastic cheek piece undermine its durability and performance.

Value for Money

50%

The chassis is frequently regarded as offering excellent value, combining quality with a competitive price point. Users appreciate that it provides features found in higher-priced models while still being affordable, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious buyers.

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KRG Bravo chassis

I ordered this chassis because I wanted the traditional stock feel with the rigidity of a chassis system. This product has neither. I don't know how you can call it a chassis, it is a rather flimsy design. There are molding seams all over it and a noticeable amount of movement even after the screws are torqued down. I am returning it immediately. I would rather keep my HS PSS stock instead or try out another chassis system. There are cost cuts such as the plastic cheek piece thumbscrew. Very disappointed because I was so eager to use this.