I had mine in a KRG Bravo for awhile. It's nice but for me the T1x barreled-action seems better suited for the OEM stock or maybe another sporter style stock. It didn't shoot any better in the Bravo stock for me. So I prefer it in the stock that's easier to handle

 

Ergonomics is what it’s all about with a stock/chassis. If it feels comfortable to the shooter they’ll naturally shoot it better. That being said having one that has several adjustments, such as LOP and an adjustable cheek riser can make a world of difference. Not everyone is out to shoot tiny groups and there are always trade-offs such as weight (typically) with more adjustable platforms.

I’ve had excellent results with both the KRG Bravo chassis and MDT’s XRS, they’re very comfortable for me, once I have them dialed in for my body and shooting style, in comparison to the factory stock, so I shoot well from behind them.

Hope this helps. Feel free to DM

 

The T1X barrel really doesn't balance a chassis well. The possible exception might be Grey Birch.

A chassis made no accuracy difference for me.
Ultimately I put mine back in the factory stock and continued to win base class PRS with similar overall hits to when I ran it in open using a chassis.

 

I had mine in a Bell & Carlson stock with a L3i steel arca rail to balance it out. No accuracy gains but it was much more stable and shootable in the B&C stock with the added weight of the arca.

 

Another vote for KRG Bravo, worth it for ergonomics alone

 

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I added a lot of weight and strength to my factory stock. I’m pretty happy with it. Just wondering if pillar bedding and an aluminum bottom metal is worth the effort?

 

My T1x is left handed. Not a lot of choices out there. I ordered a Grey Birch LaChassis, but I won’t have it until around May 15. I’ll have the grip and bag rider as well. Obviously the pic is a right handed firearm.

 

I put the Tikka vertical pistol grip, extended foreend and rubber bolt knob on mine, and I do find it more comfortable this way.

 

I just went with o.e.m. stock. I liked it but too short l.o.p. Added bottom metal, vertical grip, flat fore end, bolt knob, t3 buttpad with 2 t3 spacers. Let's see, rail, victor cheek riser with two spacers. DIP compensator. Most of the trinkets either DIP,or beretta. Shooting it suppressed currently. 17hmr. All weather groundhog getter.

 

I have added all of these upgrades to mine too but went with the ARCA Lite rail instead of wide forearm. I made my own cheek riser and filled the forearm With epoxy and steel shot and buttstock with lead. I used the Limbsaver air soft butt pad. I’m actually very happy with it but was wondering if any accuracy gains could be achieved with a different stock or chassis. Mine is 22lr and it’s strictly used for benchrest target shooting. It’s already way more accurate than my son’s CZ 457 MTR. I guess I should invest the money in a better rest and good ammo.

 

I replaced the Tikka T1x polymer stock with one from Boyds. No difference in accuracy, which was decent. I chose the Agility stock with pillar bedding, and now it feels and looks better. At least IMHO.