#ChassisSystem

Ruger 10/22 rifles, pistols, and carbines are always fun to tinker with and one of the best ways to get the most customization out of a 10/22 build is to start with a good foundation.  Grey Birch Solutions has launched their flagship product – the Foundation 10/22 modular chassis system that aims to give users the components to build out their 10/22 in nearly any way they see fit while simultaneously giving the user many features already included in the Foundation.

The market for chassis systems keeps on growing. I can understand why, as I can’t remember the last time I saw an un-modified rifle at a Precision Rifle Competition. If you own a Remington 700, a Savage or a Tikka T3 the new Generation of the TAC21 chassis from MDT may be of interest.

The background of this Handguard and Chassis from Infitech Sweden Ltd. is that after a lot of bureaucracy, the Ruger PC Carbine was finally approved for hunting purposes in Sweden.

“A complete bolt action rifle chassis system for under 400 bucks. Includes chassis, buttstock and grip.”

Owners of the Remington 700 SA now have another option from MDT.

A new Rifle Chassis from Magpul will make this year’s spring warmer and more welcome than ever.

The Sig Sauer STRs and SSG 3000s may not be the coolest looking rifle on the Planet, but they shoot rather accurately to say the least. By the looks of the design and functions, here’s an invention from LRD in Sweden to take the rifle long into the “new” Century.

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.

The new STAR stock from Sisk Rifles promises to be an “aha” moment for anyone that stops into their booth at the NRA show.  Sisk has decided to “turn rifle stocks upside down-literally-exploding the scope of adaptability.”  By offering a stock with more then just LOP and comb height adjustments.