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Victor Company Titan Stock

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Big5
Received my Victor Company Titan stock recently and for the most part I'm happy with it. The stock's ergonomics are very good and the LOP is perfect for me. I didn't have any issues with my Green Mountain barrel being off centered in the stock and my Brownells receiver appears to be very solid in the stock. I installed the action without using the little screw that inserts into the rear anchor and it seems very secure. I bought the Titan Spike Anchor, but I couldn't remove the stock anchor that comes with the stock, because the hex screw head came stripped from the company. I really don't think I need the Spike Anchor anyways. As for Victor Company's Customer Service, I would say it's very poor. I have emailed them numerous times and have yet to receive any type of response. Unfortunately, email us their preferred method of communication and they don't list a phone number.

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The owner-can't remember his name right now-is a RFC member and monitors the posts about his company so I bet you'll get a response soon.
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BlindFaith429
Nice looking stock. Always liked them ever since they came out.

I'm curious how they stack up to the KRG Bravo stock. Very similar, but I think the KRG is more pricey if I recall correctly.
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BCR1
$60.00 more than a Magpul, no thanks.

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BlindFaith429 said:
Nice looking stock. Always liked them ever since they came out.

I'm curious how they stack up to the KRG Bravo stock. Very similar, but I think the KRG is more pricey if I recall correctly.
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I have both, the Titan used to be my bench stock but I went to the Bravo for that and the Titan resides on my woods gun. The Bravo is far more suited due to the stock shape as a bench or maybe even PRS stock, the Titan lends better to off hand and casual shooting. YMMV
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BCR1 said:
$60.00 more than a Magpul, no thanks.

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No comparison between the two. One has the spike anchor system and aluminum bedding blocks, and one is just plastic.
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BCR1 said:
$60.00 more than a Magpul, no thanks.
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The magpul looks cheap, too.
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BlindFaith429 said:
Nice looking stock. Always liked them ever since they came out.

I'm curious how they stack up to the KRG Bravo stock. Very similar, but I think the KRG is more pricey if I recall correctly.
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I will eventually get a KRG Bravo. I was torn between the two. I like the looks of the Victor Co better than the KRG, but the KRG may be a better made stock? I will shoot this thing tomorrow and find out how it performs.
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Big5 said:
I will eventually get a KRG Bravo. I was torn between the two. I like the looks of the Victor Co better than the KRG, but the KRG may be a better made stock? I will shoot this thing tomorrow and find out how it performs.
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If you shoot off a bench rest, I think you would like the way the Bravo sits and clamps due to the flat sides. If you shoot from a bipod or a rest that does not clamp, the Titan is a nice stock. The other thing I prefer for bench about the Bravo is the way it rides a rear bag. They are both great stocks, but for me the Bravo is a better bench stock.
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The Rigger
I really like the Titan stock. It's solid and feels quality, and my barreled action is held as rigid as a Very Rigid Thing. I really want to love it but the LoP is just about 3/4" too long for me. I'm going to try replacing the buttpad with a flat plate to shorten it; if that works I'll love it. If it doesn't, there may be another barely-used Titan going up in the marketplace.
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Rod Blackburn
I have had both the Titan & the KRG Bravo. Sold the Titan & kept the Bravo.
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Big5 said:
Received my Victor Company Titan stock recently and for the most part I'm happy with it. The stock's ergonomics are very good and the LOP is perfect for me. I didn't have any issues with my Green Mountain barrel being off centered in the stock and my Brownells receiver appears to be very solid in the stock. I installed the action without using the little screw that inserts into the rear anchor and it seems very secure. I bought the Titan Spike Anchor, but I couldn't remove the stock anchor that comes with the stock, because the hex screw head came stripped from the company. I really don't think I need the Spike Anchor anyways. As for Victor Company's Customer Service, I would say it's very poor. I have emailed them numerous times and have yet to receive any type of response. Unfortunately, email us their preferred method of communication and they don't list a phone number.
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Update on Victor Company customer service, I actually spoke with Heather today, the owner of the company, she was extremely helpful and went out her way to make things right. She is an extremely nice and genuine person and legitimately cares about the service her company is providing and she will do what is needed to ensure the customer is satisfied.
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