ORYX Chassis for the T/C Compass

Published on November 9, 2019
Duration: 29:44

The ORYX chassis offers a significant upgrade for the T/C Compass, improving accuracy and ergonomics over factory and Boyds stocks. While costing around $400, it converts the rifle to AICS magazines and provides a stable platform for precision shooting. Installation requires careful attention to the recoil lug, and the chassis's finish may be prone to scratching, but the performance gains justify the investment for many.

Quick Summary

The ORYX chassis for the T/C Compass costs about $400 and converts the rifle to AICS magazines. It significantly improves accuracy, achieving .260" groups in testing. Installation requires careful attention to the recoil lug, and while the finish scratches easily, the ergonomic and performance upgrades are considered worthwhile.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro: ORYX Chassis for T/C Compass
  2. 00:33Comparison: ORYX vs Boyds Stocks
  3. 02:19Cost & LOP Spacer Kit
  4. 02:45Magazine Compatibility: AICS vs Rotary
  5. 07:01Weight & Ergonomics: Barrel Channel, M-LOK
  6. 10:45Installation: Recoil Lug Issues & Shimming
  7. 13:15Range Testing & Torque Specs
  8. 18:21Accuracy Results & Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the approximate cost of the ORYX chassis for the T/C Compass?

The ORYX chassis for the T/C Compass retails for around $400. Additional costs may include accessories like the Length of Pull (LOP) spacer kit, which was $20 in this review, plus shipping.

Does the ORYX chassis improve the accuracy of the T/C Compass?

Yes, the ORYX chassis significantly improved accuracy during range testing, producing the best groups of the day at .260 inches. This was a notable improvement over the factory stock and competitive with the Boyds stock.

What type of magazines does the ORYX chassis use with the T/C Compass?

The ORYX chassis converts the T/C Compass to use AICS-pattern (AI) magazines. This includes options like Magpul PMAG 5 7.62 AC and Accurate-Mag metal magazines.

Are there any installation challenges with the ORYX chassis?

Yes, installation requires transferring the recoil lug. A potential fitment issue where the lug sits slightly low was addressed with a small shim to ensure proper engagement, preventing potential safety issues.

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