sweet ass stock

**)-(3llF1R3** · 09-21-08, 01:41 AM

http://www.commandarms.com/product.asp?pID=116&cID=57

fuckin $400 though

would be awesome

**TehSpaz** · 09-21-08, 01:45 AM

daaamn....wayy too fancy though :-P

Give me a good 'ole wood stock or give me death!

**)-(3llF1R3** · 09-21-08, 01:53 AM

lol wood stalk, you dont even want like a 5 point m4 style?

**TehSpaz** · 09-21-08, 01:57 AM

Originally Posted by )-(3llF1R3

lol wood stalk, you dont even want like a 5 point m4 style?

for snipers....wood stock or maybe a SIMPLE synthetic...no harness...

for rifles, 3 point harness...

for SMG's, yeah, a 3 point, MAYBE a 5 point....with smaller guns, I like to be able to drop it, and it goes to my side, but it's easy to bring back up into firing position.

**)-(3llF1R3** · 09-21-08, 02:05 AM

true true, id see how a sold block would be better than somthing that moves.. unless it was a crappy sniper. which is dumb

**TehSpaz** · 09-22-08, 01:06 AM

Originally Posted by )-(3llF1R3

true true, id see how a sold block would be better than somthing that moves.. unless it was a crappy sniper. which is dumb

alot of groups use adjustable stocks...but they're a PAIN IN THE ASS to adjust...often times needing tools and such...but when they're adjusted, they're SOLID.

**Blakeman** · 09-22-08, 06:41 AM

I get 3 inch groups at 300 yards with my old Mosin in a wood stock, so nobody 'needs' that, it just looks 'tacticool'.

That monopod on the rear would only be useful if you have a bipod on the front, so basically that stock is just for ranges with a table and not for combat usage I would have to say. The adjustments are nice, but I have found that the more things can move, the more they will move.