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Hi all.
Does any of you know whether a monopod can be fitted on the krg stock. Atb Berger

Yes, remove the rear bumper and add a length of Picatinny rail is probably the easiest solution however I prefer to drill and tap to suit the monopod which takes slightly longer however it looks better in my opinion.

Which KRG chassis do you have? When I had my X-Ray, you could remove the the grip underneath the rear butt and replace it with a small picatinny rail, which I believe was included with the chassis. You can then add on a monopod which could attach to a picatinny rail.

Yep, no problem. I have a Tikka T3 in an X-Ray and the stock came with a small bumper for use with a bag or a length of picatinny which you can fit to allow use of the appropriate monopod. I'd also recommend the rubber overmolded check piece, which is much more comfortable than the stock hard plastic one.

Hi All
I've now got a KRG stock.not sure which one.i think it's a whiskey but I don't know which whiskey stock.what I am trying to find out is will a accushot monopod attach to it.i can't seem to find anything saying or showing it does.cherrs Berger

Thanks.
I think now it's a krg xray stock. Very similar.i bought the stock in a package with a rifle.i will ask the previous owner if he has it.failing that March site sells krg stuff.

All you need is a bit of Magpul L3 rail, some available here:
https://www.rifleworks.co.uk/products/m ... l3-7-slots

Blue Lizard wrote:Yep, no problem. I have a Tikka T3 in an X-Ray and the stock came with a small bumper for use with a bag or a length of picatinny which you can fit to allow use of the appropriate monopod. I'd also recommend the rubber overmolded check piece, which is much more comfortable than the stock hard plastic one.

Where did you buy yours from

March Scopes, as the UK distributor.

I looked on there site and didn't see the monopod were on about.there is a few more little bits I could get aswell then.2 birds with one stone.had a stud mounted monopod before but I wasn't a great fan but now I've bought a pheonix bipod the butt is that much higher than the AX pod I've just sold.using that with my Aics stock my fingers were enough under the butt to shoot very accurately.so it's either adopting a different technique or a monopod. By the way the pheonix bipod is a cracking bipod.definately the best quality pod I've seen