If you're looking to take your FX DRS to the next level—particularly in terms of control, modularity, and repeatable shooting performance—the Saber Tactical Metal Chassis Stock is a serious upgrade worth considering.

While the standard DRS stocks (be they synthetic or walnut) deliver on traditional form, the Sabre Tactical chassis takes a different route. This isn’t about aesthetics or nostalgia—it’s about function-first precision with a layout that still honours the DRS’s rifle-style format.

Built for Field and Range

Crafted from 6061 T6 aluminium, the chassis is rock solid without feeling overbuilt. It adds noticeable heft (around 1kg more than the synthetic stock), which translates into better balance, recoil absorption, and positional stability—especially useful for prone shooting, tripod work, or long-range pest control where shot consistency is king.

Despite its rugged build, it's not just a block of metal bolted to your gun. The adjustable cheekpiece, rubber AR-style grip, and optional metal thumb rest (which can be installed on either side) give it a tailored feel for different shooters and disciplines. Whether you're running small targets in a competition or scanning for rabbits at last light, it keeps you comfortably locked in.

Accessory-Ready Platform

One of its biggest strengths is accessory compatibility. A full-length ARCA rail, Picatinny segment, and M-LOK slots along the sides and bottom make mounting bipods, barricade stops, or night vision equipment totally hassle-free. Add in QD sling points and you’ve got a chassis that transitions from the bench to the field with zero compromise.

The built-in ACD bubble level is a small but appreciated touch—especially when you're stretching shots beyond 50m and want to avoid cant errors. It’s discreet, functional, and typical of the attention to detail Saber Tactical is known for.

Summary

The Saber Tactical Chassis Stock turns the FX DRS into something more than a traditional air rifle. It bridges the gap between classic form and tactical performance, letting shooters push the DRS platform further without switching to a bullpup like the Impact or Panthera.

If you're the kind of shooter who values precision, adjustability, and modular options—without giving up the feel of a full-length rifle—this chassis is a near-perfect foundation. It’s not for the ultralight crowd, but if you’re setting up for field work, competitive shooting, or just want to get the most out of your DRS platform, this is the upgrade to make.