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What is the LOP with the buttpad all the way collapsed? I need to make sure the rifle will fit me for when they go 75% off 
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Depends on which stock? The chassis? And measure from where to where?What is the LOP with the buttpad all the way collapsed? I need to make sure the rifle will fit me for when they go 75% off
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The chassis, from the front of the trigger to the back of the buttpad, with the buttpad all the way in. Thanks!
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I'll measure it sometime this week. Scoped it doesn't fit in the gun case... typical.
Meanwhile, my BW arrived. the .25 had the reg set at 170 (typically too high) and the pwr wheel on six, seemed to be wasting air but pushed the JSB 34 gr at 934 FPS fairly accurately out to 80 yards... I believe the blue spring is what is installed at the moment as a white spring and green spring were also included.
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14” / 14.5” / 15” length of pull available adjustment to the chassis BW trigger to end of butt plate
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The weight of the whole BW chassis rig with the big Sightron S6 on it was 12 lbs 8 oz which is not bad at all.
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Wow, that’s almost as heavy as my RAW at 13lb. How much does the chassis rifle weight by itself?
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subtract 33.6 oz or 2.1 lb less so gun in chassis only is 10 lb 5 oz give or take a bit.... my weight also includes the moderator.
the Redwolf in the PRS chassis is at 13.5 sooooo yikes unless you like that kind of weight. In EFT all shots are supported so weight isn't so much of an issue.
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Thanks for the info! A site in the UK listed the 17” chassis rifle at 6.4lb. This was mainly why I was interested in it. In actuality, it’s not any lighter than my RAW in a saber chassis. I think I will just be sticking with my RAW at this point.
Thanks again!
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