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BuckRail PRS ARCA Chassis Stock for FX DRS

SKU Q-1, Q-2A, Q-2B
Original price

£300.00

Sale price

£270.00

From the mind of Terry at BuckRail comes a properly thought-out way of re-housing the FX DRS, without going down either of the usual extremes. On one end you have big-name chassis systems with equally big price tags. On the other, fast-and-cheap FDM 3D printed options that look fine until real-world use reminds you why they were cheap. This sits neatly in the sensible middle.

BuckRail have gone with Selective Laser Sintering using Nylon 12, which is a big deal if you care about strength, weight, and dimensional accuracy. Nylon 12 is genuinely impressive stuff, and SLS printing produces parts that are rigid, tough, and consistent, without the layer weakness you get from basic FDM printing. In short, it lasts.

 

The core of the system is the FX DRS chassis base, which your action drops straight into. This is also SLS printed and designed to accept AR-style grips, though some fitting may be required depending on the grip you choose. A built-in hand stop at the rear of the front rail gives you a solid reference point for tight, controlled shooting, especially useful for positional or supported work.

At the rear, the PRS-style stock bolts directly to the chassis base and is clearly designed with PRS-style shooting in mind. Adjustable cheekpiece, adjustable length of pull, no nonsense. If that is not your thing, BuckRail include both a threaded buffer tube adapter and a 1913 Picatinny adapter, letting you run AR buffer tube stocks, Picatinny-mounted stocks such as side folders instead. Flexibility without needing another checkout page.

 

Up front, the DRS gets dragged firmly into the modern era with an M-LOK quad rail handguard that surrounds the barrel. Underneath sits a full-length ARCA rail, ready for tripods and compatible supports. The kit also includes a dovetail-to-Picatinny top rail adapter that blends into the handguard, extending your optics rail forward over the barrel for proper scope placement.

This is a chassis system built by someone who actually shoots, not just someone chasing a logo.

 

Key Features

  • Designed specifically for the FX DRS

  • Manufactured using SLS Nylon 12 for strength, rigidity, and longevity

  • AR grip compatible chassis base

  • Integrated PRS-style adjustable stock

  • Swappable rear options with buffer tube and 1913 Picatinny adapters included

  • M-LOK quad rail handguard with integrated lower ARCA rail

  • Extended top Picatinny rail via dovetail conversion

 

Includes

  • BuckRail FX DRS chassis base (AR grip compatible)

  • BuckRail FX DRS PRS-style integrated stock

  • BuckRail FX DRS ARCA quad rail handguard

  • BuckRail 1913 rear-facing Picatinny adapter

  • BuckRail 1-3/16–16 TPI threaded adapter for AR buffer tubes and adjustable stocks

 

Specifications

  • Material: SLS Nylon 12

  • Finish: Matte black

  • Weight: 800 g (parts only)

 

Notes

  • This kit does not include the rifle, obviously.
  • You will need to supply your own AR grip. BuckRail recommends ERGO or Magpul flat-top style grips for the best fit.
  • If you want a serious, modern PRS-style chassis for the FX DRS without paying boutique money or gambling on hobby-grade printing, this is the sensible choice.

Quantity

Out of stock

Important Information About 3D Printed Products

 Why 3D Printing?

3D printing offers several key advantages, making it an excellent choice for creating innovative, functional products:

  • Speed: Products can be produced quickly and efficiently, allowing for rapid prototyping and faster delivery.
  • Lightweight Design: 3D printing uses less material, resulting in lighter components while maintaining functionality.
  • Additive Manufacturing: This method allows for complex features and designs that traditional subtractive manufacturing cannot achieve, enabling more flexibility in product development.

 

Important Considerations

While 3D printed parts come with many benefits, they are typically more fragile than their traditionally manufactured counterparts. This means the product requires mechanical sympathy—careful handling and use. These parts are not expected to last as long as non-3D printed components, so it’s important to treat them with care.

 

Warranty Information

Warranty on 3D printed products is limited and depends on how well the part is maintained. To extend the life of your product, we recommend:

  • Safe Handling: Avoid excessive force or impact.
  • Protection from Moisture: Keep the product dry to prevent damage.
  • Avoid High Temperatures: Prolonged exposure to heat can weaken the material.
  • Limit UV Exposure: Avoid long periods of direct sunlight, as UV rays can degrade the material.

 

By following these guidelines, you can prolong the life of your 3D-printed product and enjoy its unique benefits!

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