Anyone running XLR or McRees chassis?

[trophy8]

My advice is get your hands on one before you buy. I'm not a real big fan of them. Don't like the feel. And I've handled just about all of them. They certainly have there place though.

My 223AI has a manners EH1 100% CF in GAP Camo with the mini chassis dbm. Perfect combo IMO.

[hoythitman]

My advice is get your hands on one before you buy. I'm not a real big fan of them. Don't like the feel. And I've handled just about all of them. They certainly have there place though.

My 223AI has a manners EH1 100% CF in GAP Camo with the mini chassis dbm. Perfect combo IMO.

I have handled a bunch of them. I like the feel of a chassis over a Manners/McMillan style stock. I've been building and shooting AR's competitively for a while. I like the feel of the chassis better than the stock because of that I'm sure. I'm just more comfortable with them. My Dads rifles have manners, a few of the guys at the Sheriff's office I shot with had McMillan and manners, I've had a lot of trigger time with them and I just prefer the chassis.

[hoythitman]

I have a McRee that I'm going to use to make a 16.1" 300 black out folder on Thursday. I wanted a backpack gun for shooting supersonic and subsonic ammo. All the chasis mentioned are great and you'll be happy with the XLR. For anyone reading the post later, don't forget about Accuracy International and take a look a Rock Solid. If money is no object, check out Eberlestock's chasis.

AI chassis are nice, the only thing I don't like about them is the price. lol. That's a factor for me. Also at a lot of shoots the majority of people are running them and I like to be a little different. The more refined lines and cuts of the XLR and the butt configuration were the two reasons I went with the XLR over McRees or KRG.

[hoythitman]

Got it dropped in the chassis. Going to the range this weekend. Excited to see what happens with the group size.