Mschroeder40
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I personally like MPA ultralite chassis. MPA makes some if the best chassis on the market.
Folder chassis
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COBrad
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The XLR magnesium with carbon fiber grip and folding stock is what you're looking for.
brcfo_outdoors
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Not trying to derail or hijack this thread, but I think folding stocks are the coolest feature that never gets used. OP, consider how you carry the gun and whether the folding stock is useful and applicable for you personally. I wanted a folder really bad, bought it, and never used it; not once, not even to store it. There is nothing wrong with having one, but for me they were unnecessary in this application, and I wouldn't pay more or wait extra long for one in the future. Just my .02, everyone's mileage may vary.
codyadams
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I use my folder every single time I go hunting lol. My rifle is stored in an ar-15 carbine case, and it is folded in my pack like the pic I attached while hiking in. It's the entire reason I went with a chassis in the first place, it's absolutely perfect. The Manners folder was way heavier, and the chassis is super modular. But like you said, everyone has different uses and needs
MDT!
BrentM
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I have run mdt chassis for a while and switched to the xlr 4.0 magnesium. That was before they came out with their hunter. Mpa also makes a light weight chassis but the xlr is my favorite currently. The chassis with stock is 2 lbs 1 ounce. It's legit. Xlr could improve a couple things but overall this set up is excellent. That rifle is 8 lbs 14 ounces
7magcreedmoor
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Hey! Looks like somebody stole your bolt handle...
Left hand
BrentM
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It's a secret action developed with zermatt and 116th special operations group to achieve bolt action precision with auto cycle. Top level secret squirrel stuff and this message will self destruction in 3 2 ......
Railguner
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I love the MPR chassis... if you use a standard .187 Remington recoil lug your golden..if you use a custom action or heavier recoil lug with a .250 you will need to have the lug area of the chassis opened up a hair.
Cody what does yours come in at for weight?
codyadams
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What they list on their site, 27 oz + 5 oz for the folding adapter
All together sorry, chasis, action, barrel, brake, trigger, rings, scope etc
LuvDog
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XLR for lightweight.
I have a couple of XLR chassis and they are great. The newer folder they have works well to. I didn't like their first gen folder mechanism though, but their current one is great.
I use the folder for storing them One of my safes is shorter, so the folder comes in very handy.
I have a couple of XLR chassis and they are great. The newer folder they have works well to. I didn't like their first gen folder mechanism though, but their current one is great.
I use the folder for storing them One of my safes is shorter, so the folder comes in very handy.
