What have you guy's swapped out on your rifle's ? customised parts etc ? im trying to find an adapter to attach my ROWAN engineering hamster to the m-lok rail under the laminate stock . im going to be using mine for FT shooting over here in the uk.
RAW HM1000X ADD-ON\'S
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I found this site here in U.S. — https://grayopscnc.com/collections/arca
I'm going to get the extended arca rail.
I'm going to get the extended arca rail.
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On the Chassis, I've added an MK Machining zero angle grip, and a Gray OPS Swiss Arca rail. The rail adds weight but makes the platform more versatile with where I can place a bipod, flashlight etc, it also protects the carbon fiber reservoir.
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We also have a RAW HM1000x with a chassis except that my son uses an Ergo Air grip and a Seekins Precision stock. We’ve were considering a Gray Ops rail too but since my son mainly shoots off of a tripod, we decided to just stick with the rear Arca mount. I understand you’re using a laminate stock and can probably find a hamster that attaches to the RAW’s T-Slot but the chassis really is so much more versatile. We had a LRT stock and thought it was the greatest. Unfortunately, iIt broke, was replaced with the chassis and now, my son would never go back to an LRT stock. He loves the chassis version of the RAW. It’s all personal preference…You could try it and always switch back if you didn’t like it? Rapid Air Worx is coming out with a few cool accessories in 2022, maybe one of those will be what you’re looking for?
Have a good one.
Stoti
Have a good one.
Stoti
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I have the gray-op’s arca rail on my laminate stock and love it well made and very versatile. I have a Benchrest plate plus the small PRC bag.
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Mine Was a uk spec sub12 ftlb ,since buying it I have taken off the original buttstock and fitted the MDT , pistol grip is a magpul ,side biathlon lever , Xl sound mod ,Picatinni risers with fx no limits rings opened the barrel port raised the reg shortened the hammer and changed the hammer spring ,the gut is now running at 32 ftlb with about a five fps variation over all shots whilst on reg ,still do is the factory Raw valve ,the uk is the Theoben type and a new polygonal barrel at 24” that should get me upto 50 ftlb 
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That ARCA rail is a really nice addition to the chasis version of the RAW, but $145 is a chunk for a 12" arca rail...
Has anyone else found another option that they're happy with??
I just got my RAW mini hunter delivered yesterday. And I'm looking forward to adding a rail on it to add a bipod a little farther out than the chasis version allows you to mount it. But I'd rather not spend another $150+ for just a bipod mount.
Any ideas would be appreciated!
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That thing looks amazing! Love the old milk cans too lol
Those milk cans are from a creamery over in Ohio that my family either had a part in, or used when they raised cows decades ago.
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Nice!
Haven't had a chance to shoot my new HM1000x much yet - too cold out.
I'm working on a larger laminated wood grip and a space to increase the LOP to have the rifle fit me better. There's still about 5 weeks of winter left to finish that project before outdoor shooting season starts.
Cheers!
Haven't had a chance to shoot my new HM1000x much yet - too cold out.
I'm working on a larger laminated wood grip and a space to increase the LOP to have the rifle fit me better. There's still about 5 weeks of winter left to finish that project before outdoor shooting season starts.
Cheers!
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I tried the gray ops arca rail and while it's nice for what it is it had to much flex in it to suit me. I put both of mine in the sabertactical chasis for the Raw. It's got a full length arca rail built in and it's more stout and a little more compact and ergonomic for me anyway.
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That is an APW break
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Who makes the stock on your RAW?That is an APW break
Raptor Muzzle Brake - New Generation | Axis Precision Worx
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Works really well, but was a pain in the butt to get here in the states. Honestly I would go with the Eagle Vision to get it easier.
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I've been on quite the journey with my RAW. Here is the first version I received, plus a palm rest that I made.
I found the LRT stock a bit too long so I switched to a traditional stock with a front rest that I made.
Next, I wanted to lighten the gun a bit so I switched to a 20" barrel and a chassis stock. I also bought a .22cal and set it up the same way.
I decided I wanted better bipod support and the ability to use a beefier palm rest. This is my current (and hopefully final) version. The .22cal is done, I haven't set up the .177cal quite yet.
I really like this version in a bipod, off sticks, and on the bench. It's a bit of a beast at 13lb so offhand is a bit of a chore... I need to bulk up for the FT OH lanes!
I found the LRT stock a bit too long so I switched to a traditional stock with a front rest that I made.
Next, I wanted to lighten the gun a bit so I switched to a 20" barrel and a chassis stock. I also bought a .22cal and set it up the same way.
I decided I wanted better bipod support and the ability to use a beefier palm rest. This is my current (and hopefully final) version. The .22cal is done, I haven't set up the .177cal quite yet.
I really like this version in a bipod, off sticks, and on the bench. It's a bit of a beast at 13lb so offhand is a bit of a chore... I need to bulk up for the FT OH lanes!
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