magpul stock

[dannyr3_8]

thinking of replacing fixed stock on rra anyone used this any input would be helpful thanks


http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=XMAG307Blk&name=Magpul+Gen+II+PRS+Precision+Rifle+Stock+Black&groupid=584

 

[jonbearman]

I have one on a bushy and it is very comfortable using a scope to boot.Very good quality!

 

[Sighter]

I have used these and need another one. They ride the back bag a lot better...Best price I found was here:

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=356077880

 

[dm.oakes]

Being 6'5" and having a long LOP and long neck, I found this was the only way to comfortably shoot my stock Olympic Arms AR. I ended up having to pick up the 2" butt pad attachment as well.

 

[Phil3]

I thought long and hard about the Magpul PRS, but ultimately decided against it. One was price ($242). Secondly, I felt I could obtain the proper cheek weld through purchase of the appropriate scope ring or mount. I used the Armalite one piece scope mount, which if anything is a bit too low. If I was a person who liked to shoot "nose to charging handle", I might have to worry about the cheek riser being too far back to use. It has to be some distance back so charging handle can clear. I also felt that I could move the scope and mounting fore and aft to get proper eye relief on the scope. For bag riding, I could use the Evolution Gun Works "bag rider", which really is designed for smooth bag riding. See here.

http://www.egwguns.com/bag-riders/egw-ar-bag-rider-bench-rest-system/

I bought a standard Rock River A2 stock complete with buffer parts and fitted the rear bag rider above. This was less than a hundred dollars (a few years ago). This arrangement has worked well for me.

The Magpul PRS looks tacticool, but for my purposes, the A2 with bag rider serves as well, only missing the LOP adjustment, which I could later, but not finding necessary at this point in time. Also, some aftermarket LOP kits allow greater flexibility than the Magpul stock.

Phil