Outdoorsmans Chassis R700 SA

[Cannonball]

Outdoorsman's chassis on sale for $199.99

SAR700-A1 (Chassis Only)Chassis Only

*SHORT-ACTION ONLY* * Modular DesignThe SAR700-A1 was designed with versatility in mind. The rear tang, receiver, and forend of the chassis are interchangeable to accommodate different styles and sizes. We will be releasing these options in the coming months.Skeletonized DesignEverything you...

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[ofl0926]

Extremely tempting for the price
But I don’t know anything about it


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[WKR]

Extremely tempting for the price
But I don’t know anything about it


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I'm in the same boat...might be worth the $200 gamble though. Thats cheap.

 

[WKR]

Ehhh i dunno...after looking at it more I see that the forend is bolted on not milled all in one piece...that and the use of key mod instead of regular mlok...kinda turns me off

 

[ofl0926]

Ehhh i dunno...after looking at it more I see that the forend is bolted on not milled all in one piece...that and the use of key mod instead of regular mlok...kinda turns me off

Bummer
The price was extremely tempting


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[bowhnt]

Can anyone give me a reason NOT to buy this. Anything better for around the same money? Not looking for top of the line. Just an entry level chassis


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[he_lives]

Can anyone give me a reason NOT to buy this. Anything better for around the same money? Not looking for top of the line. Just an entry level chassis


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I considered buying this. I figured I would need this chassis ($215) and my preferences for a grip ($20), buffer tube ($20) and stock ($40) for a total of $295.

I've seen the KRG Bravo chassis drop to $350 on sale at times. They are similar in weight, and I prefer them ascetically compared to this keymod chassis.

I don't know your intended use. If weight isn't a concern, I have seen the blemished Aero Precision Solus chassis go on sale for $400 (15" and 17" models). My 17" model weighs 4.75-pounds though.

I think the KRG bravo is a better fit for me. If you wanted an aluminum chassis with the potential to add a folding stock, and don't mind the key mod, I don't know that you'll find cheaper. The Blem Aero Solus might be an option for a little more too.

 

[Bigty50]

Anyone have any real world experience with these? Is there any major concerns or disadvantages that the four end is not milled in with the receiver?

 

[WKR]

You guys should consider waiting for the XLR black friday sale.

As far as the forend not being milled in, its just another bolt that will come loose and more tolerance stacking. Maybe even some flex between the chassis block and fore end.

@XLR Any comments on why a non integral fore end is a bad idea?

 

[Bigty50]

Pretty wild to get a chasis with a folder for $250! Really hard to not at least try one! lol

 

[XLR]

You guys should consider waiting for the XLR black friday sale.

As far as the forend not being milled in, its just another bolt that will come loose and more tolerance stacking. Maybe even some flex between the chassis block and fore end.

@XLR Any comments on why a non integral fore end is a bad idea?

As you said, the forend not being milled just creates a weak point on a high stress part of the chassis. I am not sure how they lock it together but it can be done properly. It's similar to an integrated rail on an action vs a non integrated rail. Screw on rails work but ive never seen an integrated rail come loose