CZ Mag Filler for KRG Bravo Stocks

Biggest thing I did not like about the KRG Bravo for the CZ457 was how awkward a mag change is during a stage. This part fixes that, mag changes are a breeze now. Made of aluminum, fit perfectly, action torqued down consistently. Highly recommended if you have a CZ457 in a KRG Bravo.

Despite my not understanding why this part would not be included or built into a $400 dollar chassis by KRG, this magwell filler is made very well. It should however be noted, it will not fit the second generation KRG Bravo Chassis. I was able to mill an aluminum spacer to approximately .40 inches with a relief cut for the CZ magwell screw at one end. Additionally, you will need a 25mm long m5x.8 capped screw. This allowed for proper spacing between the magwell filler and the action while allowing the magwell filler to be torqued against what is essentially an aluminum pillar. The longer screw will replace the front action screw provided with the Bravo Chassis. I hope this helps someone save some time and perhaps an idea for Anarchy Outdoors to either revamp the design or include the aforementioned spacer setup with their magwell filler.

Fit n finish good. Work about action bolt breaking plastic. Used a flat washer on it

While the product name actually makes you think it's a magazine loading tool it really isn't. I was fumbling reloads with the CZ457 in a KRG Bravo and mentioned to a friend that someone needed to make a mag funnel. That's when he told me about this. This, paired with a longer magazine catch makes mag changes fumble-free. Been mentioned already but I wish it had come with some instructions, at least for maximum torque the part can take without cracking. It seems pretty thin in the area where the action screw goes thru it. HINT: If your rifle is shooting great you really should verify and keep a record of the action screw settings where your rifle performs best.