Outdoorsmans Chassis R700 SA

Cannonball

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Outdoorsman's chassis on sale for $199.99

 

WKR

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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
 

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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

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The price was extremely tempting


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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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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.
 
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