I dropped one in a KRG Bravo for a bit for my wife to try out. I would think the MDT should also work.

 

How did you like the krg bravo. that's one i was considering also.

 

If you want a short Length of Pull (POL), the Bravo is great, especially at that price point. If you need a longer LOP, want an ARCA rail, weights, etc., the price climbs really fast.
She currently uses it for her PWS Summit.

 

Did you actually try a bxr in that stock? The reason I ask is after I look more closely krg website explicitly says the Bravo does not work with the bergara bxr. Not sure why.

 

I will have to double check with my wife. I thought we had swapped stocks with her Summit and her brother's BXR for a bit, but I may have gotten that mixed up with another 10/22 clone of his. Good catch on your part, when all else fails check with the manufacturer.

 

Does anyone have any info on chassis that will work with the BXR?

 

GOOGLEFOO

es, the Bergara BXR shares many parts with the Ruger 10/22, including magazines and compatible triggers and aftermarket parts, but it does not share the barrel or most stocks. While the BXR is a 10/22-style rifle with excellent components, its proprietary threaded barrel and unique stock design are specific to Bergara.

Parts that Share Compatibility:

• Magazines: Standard and aftermarket Ruger 10/22 magazines work with the BXR.
  
  
• Triggers: Ruger 10/22 aftermarket triggers can be used with the BXR.
  
  
• Other Aftermarket Parts: Many 10/22 aftermarket parts are compatible with the BXR due to its 10/22-pattern design.
  

Parts that Do Not Share Compatibility:

• Barrels:
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  The BXR features a proprietary threaded barrel, making it incompatible with standard 10/22 barrels, although you can find BXR pre-fit barrels.
  
  
• Stocks:
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  Ruger 10/22 stocks do not fit the Bergara BXR due to differences in receiver and pistol grip shape.
  

Key Differences:

• Precision Focus: The BXR is designed for precision, unlike a basic 10/22 plinker, and includes a high-quality trigger and match-grade barrel.
  
  
• Threaded Receiver and Barrel: The BXR's threaded receiver and barrel contribute to its tight tolerances and accuracy.
  
  
• Receiver Rail: The BXR comes with an integral 30 MOA receiver rail.
  

 

I still think it would fit a PMACA chassis. Contact them, the guy over there is pretty helpful, he might know

 

I read that and then read another ai generated response that said all stocks are interchangeable. Thanks for posting that but looking for "real" intelligence not artificial. Lol

 

Contact pmaca and see what he says.