Anybody have any experience with these?
I'm looking to upgrade from the plastic-fantastic stock she came with, and $100 for a boyds seems tough to beat.
I have one in 10/22. Lightweight, but tough!
The Spike Camp is basically the AT-One without the adjustments. I've got one on a modified 10/22 and it's a comfortable, solid piece of gear.
Oooo. V nice. How do you find the comb height? I can fab a cheek riser if needed, but I'd rather not have to.
Quote from: Tyrus Rechs on October 21, 2020, 06:53:50 PM
Oooo. V nice. How do you find the comb height? I can fab a cheek riser if needed, but I'd rather not have to.
For me, the comb height is just about perfect with the scope. It's a bit too tall to use the OEM peep sight (It's a T/C R22 receiver). As always, your experiences may vary ;D
That comb is a lot higher than the OEM stock and is designed for use with a scope. I'd stick to a scope that takes medium or low rings to get an optimal cheek weld.
Greetings All,
I run this stock on my personal 10/22(gets loaned out alot, lots of folks have qualified Rifleman and Riflewoman on this rig). :snipersmi
Comb is just righr with 1" weaver medium high rings, oh and I do run an 3"extended picatinny rail(didn't know I had a long neck until I got into Appleseed...).
Also I appreciate that it has a thumb rest on the right side and forward of the thumb hole(this is where I rest my thumb).
Happy Appleseeding Trails with your new stock,
Jerry :F
I have this on my Marlin 795. I love it. The comb is the perfect height for the Tasco 3x9-32 scope I have on it. The contour of the fore end sits nicely in my support hand without feeling like it wants to roll. I have slightly large hands, but not massive, and the grip suits me just fine. Smaller hands may not find it as comfortable.
I would gladly mount that stock on just about any rifle I own.