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K.O.D. said:
This will be one of the guns I leave stock. How is the skeletonized stock vs the wood?
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IMO, good decision but you have to shoot it man, why having an AK if you don't blast it ? They are like Glocks, easy to clean and won't lose value...
The metal stock is not the most comfortable but will do it, not a big deal.
I' assume, coming from AR platform, you'll have hard time with the cheek weld more than with the buttstock, but it's not so terrible overall,
Wire stocks are the worst in my opinion, wooden/polymer originals are the best, but of course, I could be mistaking. :cool:
If replacing it with wooden, I'd look for the one with smaller angle, that is more aligned with your bore axis, but again - this is me.
 
POCEH KOCEB said:
IMO, good decision but you have to shoot it man, why having an AK if you don't blast it ? They are like Glocks, easy to clean and won't lose value...
The metal stock is not the most comfortable but will do it, not a big deal.
I' assume, coming from AR platform, you'll have hard time with the cheek weld more than with the buttstock, but it's not so terrible overall,
Wire stocks are the worst in my opinion, wooden/polymer originals are the best, but of course, I could be mistaking. :cool:
If replacing it with wooden, I'd look for the one with smaller angle, that is more aligned with your bore axis, but again - this is me.
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Thanks yeah this is basically a skeletonized triangle stock, similar shape as the wood, and I've been shooting traditional rifles and shotguns for 36 years, the AR is only 6 months old. Cheek weld is no problem.
 
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