GRS Berserk

I have the Bifrost and really like it.
I believe it's stiffer than the Beserk.
I really like the adjustable features.
Unfortunately, there's a gap between the adjustable recoil pad and the stock that allows the recoil pad to rock on the center pivot point.
I got one of the first stocks.
I hope they eliminated the gap under the recoil pad and provide retrofit parts to eliminate the gap.

Another thing I'd prefer is to NOT have a rubber grip on the forend so that it could slide over a bag more freely.

I found a way to install an ARCA rail on the stock.
It would be nice if they provided it.

Please do share a pic if you can of the arca rail.

74sharps said:

My take on this is that the Berserk is a worthwhile purchase being that the fit will outweigh the forearm flex, and the cool factor of the stock is another plus.

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Now you have it!

I'm really starting to lean towards the GRS. Berserk or Bifrost...not sure. Main interest is for higher comb and maybe a little length. The comfort behind the rifle would really be something to experience.
Keep twisting my arm you're almost there.

74sharps said:

I'm really starting to lean towards the GRS. Berserk or Bifrost...not sure. Main interest is for higher comb and maybe a little length. The comfort behind the rifle would really be something to experience.
Keep twisting my arm you're almost there.

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Berserk is it...... don't let fear or common sense hold you back! Lol

74sharps said:

What model do you have?

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All four are Berserk......but if you want to get confused a little more...look at KRG BRAVO. I bought myself two of them as I am left handed and they are ambidextrous! However the GRS are all push button extension and very nice

+1 for berserk I have one on my Tikka CTR 6.5 Cree I love the feel of the stock the ease of the adjustments, It will add a little extra weight to your gun.
One thing that I found was that I had to torque the two screws up a fair bit to get my gun to group as I like. Just make sure you order the right one the MK 1 tikka is slightly different to the MK 2.

I looked at the Bravo, it was tempting. Had a good price tag. The magazine issue didn't work me. If factory Tikka mags could be used, almost a no brainer.
Lots and of likes here. Berserk fans are happy with the way it handles on the bench. Comb and pull adjustments are solid. It's gotta be great to shoot offhand as well. Any cons with the rubber grip area in the forearm? The last couple of posts don't even mention forearm flex.
What's not to like?

74sharps said:

I looked at the Bravo, it was tempting. Had a good price tag. The magazine issue didn't work me. If factory Tikka mags could be used, almost a no brainer.
Lots and of likes here. Berserk fans are happy with the way it handles on the bench. Comb and pull adjustments are solid. It's gotta be great to shoot offhand as well. Any cons with the rubber grip area in the forearm? The last couple of posts don't even mention forearm flex.
What's not to like?

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Nothing not to like and we have not noticed forearm flex they are a great platform.

yotekilla250 said:

Please do share a pic if you can of the arca rail.

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Here's a pic of the ARCA mount.
I modified the mount and milled a shallow recess in the stock. I then placed the ARCA mount in position in the stock, and added aluminum tape as a heat shield around the mount. Heated the mount with a torch until it fused into the stock. Finally I installed 8 screws and painted it.

I tried out the mount and a new tripod today out to 600 yards while standing. It worked well and outshot the 6 other shooters who were shooting ARs prone with bipods.

kai said:

Here's a pic of the ARCA mount.
I modified the mount and milled a shallow recess in the stock. I then placed the ARCA mount in position in the stock, and added aluminum tape as a heat shield around the mount. Heated the mount with a torch until it fused into the stock. Finally I installed 8 screws and painted it.

I tried out the mount and a new tripod today out to 600 yards while standing. It worked well and outshot the 6 other shooters who were shooting ARs prone with bipods.View attachment 150480 View attachment 150481

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The green stock is a Bifrost.
I modified the cheek rest to make it smaller and I made a bag rider from Delrin as seen in the photo.
Note the recoil pad can be adjusted 3 ways: extended length, height and rotation.
These adjustments provide an advantage over the Beserk.

Just a quick question if anyone is still checking this thread. How is the fit to the barreled action? Is everything all nice and tight?

74sharps said:

Just a quick question if anyone is still checking this thread. How is the fit to the barreled action? Is everything all nice and tight?

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My Bifrost has a gap around a Proof Carbon Sendero barrel. I like the gap for cooling the barrel.

Action and bottom metal good?