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Hmm ... if you have a Bravo, what are you taking away from this thread that would have you buying the Echo (seeing as that's not what many/most of us have done) ...?Just ordered an Echo, also have a Gen 1 Bravo. Thanks, learning a lot in this thread!
Differences between Bravo & Echo, weight considerations, and other options. However I really like Tikkas & the KRG stocks...Hmm ... if you have a Bravo, what are you taking away from this thread that would have you buying the Echo (seeing as that's not what many/most of us have done) ...?
Thanks - and good context. For the .243, have you seen the Rokstock? (Seeing that you only just joined, I'm just wanting to make sure you're not leaving that on the table in favor of the Echo, without checking out the pros and cons of each ...)Differences between Bravo & Echo, weight considerations, and other options. However I really like Tikkas & the KRG stocks...
I have had my heavy .308 T3 Tac in a Gen 1 Bravo running AICS magazines for years.
Building another 6.5CM T3x CTR in a Gen 2 Bravo with the CTR magazine option.
Finally putting a .243 T3x Superlite in the Echo using the Tikka magazines, more of a sportier build.
This way every time I shoot it will be the same fit and feel, muscle memory. There is also an upgrade path into KRG's higher end chassis if and/or when I want.
Yes, thank you. Unfortunately, I am not really a fan of the aesthetics of the Rokstock. However my main functional & practical reasons of sticking with the KRG stocks would be having the similar and familiar fit/feel/ergonomics with the bonus of compatibility of (some/most) parts between them.Thanks - and good context. For the .243, have you seen the Rokstock? (Seeing that you only just joined, I'm just wanting to make sure you're not leaving that on the table in favor of the Echo, without checking out the pros and cons of each ...)