- The long Nose chassis is for precision shooting with receivers that have a rear tang compatible with KIDD Innovative Designs Rear Tang Mounting Point
- Long nose and rear mount point provides rigid construction at the front and rear of the receiver.
- Long Integrated Picatinny Rail
- Anodized 6061-T6 Machined from billet
- Cerakote ceramic coating (selected models)
- Check out pictures of Customer Builds:
- Items included
- Chassis + hardware
- Universal tang for grips
- Stock lock ring
Specifications
Description
Example Build
- Kidd Innovative Designs Receiver with Kidd Low Profile Rear Tang
- Kidd Innovative Designs 2 Stage Trigger
- Hart Barrel
- PMACA Long Nose Chassis
- ACE Carbine Stock
- A2 Stock Adapter
- Strike Industries Grip
33 Reviews
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Very light weight
Overall this chassis is great. It is very lightweight. But I do not like the gap between the trigger guard and pistol grip.
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Not perfect but very good
Pros:
-Lightweight
-Compatible with Kidd rear tang
-Allows use of standard AR-15 stock and pistol grip
Cons:
-Design does not require endplate, therefore loss of sling attachment point.
-Unable to mount a handguard
-Would be difficult to attach a sling with lack of sling swivels -
Long Nose Chassis
I've gone through several 10/22 stocks over the past year - from the standard wood stock, to Nordic Components, to the CBRPS bullpup kit, to a RB Precision build, and the ultimately the PMACA long nose chassis. The latter is by far my favorite. The fit and finish are excellent - I have the armor black model and it's impeccable. Moreover the additional benefits of the extended forearm are twofold: 1) You have more real estate for accessories, and hand placement which helps enhance comfort. 2) You can avoid the Pinocchio look that the short nose chassis systems often result in (especially if you're running a 16+ inch barrel).
Despite the extended forearm, the chassis is still incredibly light rivaling any product in the same realm of tactical 10/22 stock offerings; With my Kidd Ultralight 16.5" bull barrel it's almost scary. The grip tang accepts Magpul, TangoDown, BCM, or whatever else you can find with ease (these are the few that I have tried) - which is not necessarily the case with all stocks that feature AR15 pistol grip trunions. I only wish the placement of the tang would allow you a little more space between it and the trigger guard so you could use an unmodified rubber gap filler - but that's such a small detail it's hardly worth mentioning. I also wouldn't mind seeing some mounting points on the sides of the forearm for accessory rails - but again, I'm splitting hairs. If you're on the fence, buy it. PMACA ships quickly too, so you really have no excuse.