Crackthump - the only options are full alloy chassis setups. ESS, LSS XL, TSP-X and the APC. All are 2kg barring the APC which I'm not a fan of the design. Either way, I don't want an all alloy stock with dirty great holes in the buttstock that'll snag stuff as I'm pushing through scrub.
A Bravo on the other hand comes in at around 1.3 kilo. Which is pretty much exactly what the wooden stocks of the 102 weigh. Perfect. And I could swap out the Bravo forend for a Whiskey forend for a 200g addition which would give me a lot more flexibility. That'd be half a kilo lighter than any of the worthy full alloy setups. Checkout the pic.. thats a Whiskey front end on a Bravo buttstock. Lovely! Note that it has the toolless adjustment LOP and height buttstock which I wouldn't bother with.
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Solarpak - I don't quite understand why you'd get rid of your LA102 if it wasnt effected..? But Lithgow have strongly hinted that they are working on a lighter rifle setup and also that they're looking at other calibers.