For just a chassis?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? Ridiculous.

[Glockadopoulos]

I'd really like to shoot competitively against the tactitard who pays that kinda money for chassis. My Savage 12 in its $180 Choate might just teach em a lesson in humility and priorities.

 

[MRH]

Ha! $3.6k and it isn't even stippled! Smh!

 

[RamRoddoc]

Fools and their money...

Or .gov contracts....

 

[Lionheart]

Dang. Maybe my Troy chassis is worth more than I thought! It looks better than that one.

But I'll make y'all a deal and sell it for 1/3 of that price.

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

Anybody who pays 3 grand for a "tacti-cool" gun stock is probably compensating for something.
Some other SHORTcoming.

 

[BIKER13]

yep fan boy stuff is always higher,but maybe your mommy will buy it for you

 

[cimino289]

Ha! $3.6k and it isn't even stippled! Smh!

Exactly, amateurs

 

[rockyfatcat]

What? Not operator enough?

 

[RdKill]

Real shooters take a match grade version of a stock rifle, duct tape foam to the butt stock, rattle can it and maybe tape some local foliage if they need concealment ...Then spend their training time learning to control their breathing and how to squeeze the trigger properly. They learn about what atmospheric conditions do to a flying bullet. They tighten their groups by tightening their skills...not bolting a big pile of lego s*** to their rifles.

 

[cmshoot]

I ain't sayin' they're worth the price, but I've shot an M40A6 working prototype (following the previous designations, the Corps will field it as the M40A7). To quote Monty Python, "Oh yes, it's very nice!"

This chassis is currently being fielded in other forms by US Army and SOCOM.

The Marine Corps is in a holding pattern on the M40A7. Apparently the sticking point is the barrel, specifically twist rate and length. The caliber will remain 7.62x51mm.

Aaahhhh.......I strayed from the topic at hand.......