AtOne stock questions

[DShortt]

Looking at a rifle that is offered with an AtOne stock.

Just curious if some members have owned one and what they think of it?

Pros, Cons, wishes?

Thanks for looking.

 

[Savagenut71]

Looking at a rifle that is offered with an AtOne stock.

Just curious if some members have owned one and what they think of it?

Pros, Cons, wishes?

Thanks for looking.

I personally wouldn't use one for anything. The barrel channel wood was extremely thin and the adjustable length of pull is set up for a 10 year old and VERY unstable in my opinion. Very lacking design in my opinion. If it's a rifle with any kind of recoil it will collapse under recoil. It lasted two range sessions and went on the burn pile.

 

[DShortt]

Thanks for the information.

 

[jpx2rk]

I have one on a 6x45 w/ a 24" barrel, and it's "ok" IMO, nothing special. All of the edges of the stock are a sharp edge to some extent, not rounded like most and more plastic/ABS than your normal stock. Rides a BE front rest with Protektor bag ok, but will torque around depending on the caliber.

 

[Fuj]

it's decent, but you can do better. It is a good stock when paired
up for a youth for a hunting rim fire. Butt stock adjustments are easy
and quick but a bit sloppy as they are extended and locked.

 

[hogpatrol]

Agree with the above on the sharp edges, especially near the pistol grip. Sanded down to more of a radius on mine, bought the flat forend and modified the butt system. Used it in a 28 Nosler and it held up on two hunting trips and limited range time. It's now an orphan sitting in the gun room. Having said that, wouldn't buy another.

 

[Jeff Porter]

I use one on a Kimber 82 rimfire. Not perfect but better than the original stock.