Behind the Scenes Look at MasterPiece Arms' BA Chassis System
MasterPiece Arms has produced a video giving a pretty detailed breakdown of their Bolt Action Chassis System. It shows all of the features and operation, and some good video of deployment of the features.
In this video Phil Cashin, owner of MPA, gives an overview of the MasterPiece Arms Bolt Action Chassis, delves into its latest features and gives you a behind the scenes look at what makes this chassis so unique.
Warning, the video is ~26 minutes long, but I did find it somewhat interesting. It is cool to hear some of the rationale for some of the design decisions. It is even cooler to see stuff in operation as the manufactured intended.
It is pricey at $875. Does anyone here have one? Thoughts?
You can find some more information about their Bolt Action Chassis System at: http://masterpiecearms.com/shop/mpa-ba-competition-chassis/
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Right, $870 is actually relatively low when compared to many R700 chassis out there. My AICS AX cost about $1300
Still no chassis for Ruger or Winchester that shows the company's lack of vision.