Rokstok vs KRG Bravo

[Veloci_Wrench]

KRG is the one chassis that I haven’t felt the need to bed… though I have glued a few in. grin

I've always wanted to ask you when your glued Bravos are mentioned, how do you change barrel? Or are they in 308 so it doesn't matter?

 

[Formidilosus]

I've always wanted to ask you when your glued Bravos are mentioned, how do you change barrel? Or are they in 308 so it doesn't matter?

308/223.

But, you can remove the forend and buttstock, heat the chassis up and the bond pops.

 

[Brucebarker024]

Got it. Will go that route so no Rokstok wait. Just have to figure out if bedding is worth it for the Bravo or if the inlet is good enough on its own.

You won’t regret it. The bravo is my favorite stock for anything at this point. If it was a pound lighter I would own nothing else.

 

[TimberHunter]

@JollyRoger on your bravo, do you have the recoil pad adjusted so that it’s in line with the bore? My understanding is that you can rotate it upside down or something to achieve that?

Old thread but this is interesting feedback. I would’ve guessed the additional 1-1.5lbs of the bravo would’ve helped spot shots better than the Rokstok. Thanks for the info