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If you look at the piece between the chassis, and the stock, there is an aluminum adapter piece. It fits into the buffer tube hole, and tightens with a castle nut, and the extension piece has a second hole for anti-rotation. If anyone is interested, I'll sell the buttstock and the adapter...

You could always add one of these to it as well: It allows for anti-rotation, and adds a little length if that is needed.

I personally think in a heartbeat they are better than the Seekins. 2 screws, they don't rotate the scope while tightening them, they don't mar up your scope with ring marks, the warranty and customer service is first rate, and for me personally, they are made in my state.

My newest stock I just did for a buddy. I have about 25-30 minutes into the whole thing.

Was that an AR in the picture or am I mistaken on it?

Giercd, what stock is that on the AR?

Good question, I'd like to know that too.

Sorry to resurrect a dead thread, but what do you feel the long term results were and do you have any pics from the side of the brake so I could see how the brake to barrel fit is. Is it a big gap in size, because I believe the Barrel is a .875" barrel diameter, and the brake is a .850". I...

My answer above. Forgot to quote it.

I'd say go for some American Rifle Company or ARC rings. 2 screws and they are REALLY easy to use as well as being the most solid mount IMO outside of a Spuhr. They don't leave big mars on the scope either so its nice for resale if you decide to do so.

How in the world did you get this shot in the first place?

I love it how one person's personal experience is valid because it was a bad one, but another one with repeated success with the same product in in a similar circumstance is suddenly invalid because it was a positive experience. If we are going to have a balanced opinion of a product, and there...

No armchair quarterbacking here. I get out and use my Vortex scopes often. Never an issue, and I've had others from Leupold and some cheaper scopes break as well. Sure, it sucks to have something break, but imagine if you bought from Nikon or other scope with a limited warranty and you were...

I would say their track record of putting out really high quality scopes for half the price of some of their competitors outweighs one incident of someone having bad luck with their scopes. I can't count the number of times I have heard great things about their scopes. I have 2 Vortex scopes...

When someone says "I'm building" an AR, I equate it similarly to Orange County Choppers (OCC) to building a bike most times. They farm out frame, fenders, S&S motor, all the parts, lights, and more, and they put it together and tweak a few things to make a motorcycle. Afterwards, they send it...

budsgunshop.com or snipercountrypx.com both have them in .308 and 300wm in stock right now.

Thanks for the info. At least they have a solid warranty with their products but hopefully I won't have to use it.

VERY interested. Running a "Tacticool" boyds stock right now but a chassis would be a cool addition. They are so hard to find one you like too so good luck in the endeavor. I'm still deciding on what I want to do with my Rem 700 SA.

The clear coat really makes the green look nice and deep. Takes the color to a different place.

Started off with a Boyds "Tacticool" stock. Sanded it with 320 grit sand paper and all the way up to 1k grit sandpaper. Prepped and cleaned off the wood and used some regular old Krylon primer. Primed it with gray 2 coats, and let dry for a day. Painted it with some Krylon Ultra-Flat Camo...