Thread: LSS Chassis System

Has anyone had any experience or own one of these ?

LSS Chassis for Tikka T3

I have one on a rem 700 in 300WSM.

Originally Posted by Crash123

I have one on a rem 700 in 300WSM.

Always good to get some ones opinion on stuff before diving in ..

@Crash123 If you can Tell me what are your thoughts on them good ? bad ? heavy ? light ? accurate? Good quality product ?

Cheers

I have to ask, what is it going to do for you that a std stock doesnt do well enough?

regards

holy shit, that page dosent have tactical slapped everywhere.

Nice !

Originally Posted by Happy

Always good to get some ones opinion on stuff before diving in ..

@Crash123 If you can Tell me what are your thoughts on them good ? bad ? heavy ? light ? accurate? Good quality product ?

Cheers

They are a very high quality product. I got my first deer with mine and I have to say it was a pleasure to carry that rifle on the hunt. They are very light and very compact. Accuracy is good although I have never done any serious range shooting with it but It shoots about one and a half inch's at 200 yards in good conditions. The only draw backs I have found is the lack of forehand room, they are very narrow and slim at the front end which can make quick shooting without getting a hand full of barrel a challenge . I plan to combat that problem with a small foregrip which I suppose adds another good thing about it, you can attach almost anything that will fit an AR15 on it.

Hope this helps

I got the LSS in nz and the xlr butt stock (imported from them) as i wanted the adjustments. XLR Industries | butt stocks

6.5x55


Really happy with how it feels and seems to shoot ok to - when i get a chance to that is.......

I like the look of those XLR butt stocks and not outrageously priced either considering what NZ companies want like $2k plus. Sadly not cat A.....grrr,

but the HD would fit a Barnard P action!

cool as, Ive emailed them....!!!

fingers crossed they will export one for me.



thanks

Hello everyone!
@Happy, as you suggest me i did confirm that nzar15.com only have the LSS chassis from MDT. As my "research" show me, the LSS is a great chassis for hunt and prone shooting, they ad strength(solidity) to the rifle what make it more stable and somehow "reduce the effects of the harmonics".
My "preference" though is for the TAC21 from MDT, it is a AR15 style chassis for bolt action rifles, it ad a bit more weight to the kit as you have a "choice" to ad many different length forward hand guard, it also give you the ability of ad many other "tactical" accessories as you may like.

Chassis system is all about how "solid/stable" you want to have your rifle, other specialised rifle stocks with advanced construction also will give you the advantages a chassis do.
Hope more people with "Chassi Systems" come forward and give "US" more information and pros and cons about it.

Tac21's arrive on Tuesday. We should have all colours and models. Will also have the folding stock adapter for those wanting to make a compact accurate pack rifle.

Thank you @Digit, please send me a PM with prices if possible in the possible configurations available.
Very much appreciated

Originally Posted by Digit

Tac21's arrive on Tuesday. We should have all colours and models. Will also have the folding stock adapter for those wanting to make a compact accurate pack rifle.

Does folding stock adapter work with the LSS system as well ? @Digit

Originally Posted by steven

I have to ask, what is it going to do for you that a std stock doesnt do well enough?

regards

Handy change stock length so the mates kids can shoot at targets on our range for one !!
Don't really like the Tikka stocks... Even though I own 3 at the moment .. This gun I do want to target shoot with mostly ..

Originally Posted by Happy

Does folding stock adapter work with the LSS system as well ? @Digit

Yes. It sits between the buffer and the LSS or Tac21 chassis.