Pistol gripped Svt-40 stock

[Mumbles Marble Mouth]

 

[GtpSpecialEdition]

LOL.... She's ready to go

 

[guess_kto]

Something like this can be easily done:

 

[NintendoDuckHunt87]

Something like this can be easily done:

ffs

 

[FAST-121]

I love shooting my SVT from the standing, its accurate and smooth... but when i have it in a supported position (ie. bench or prone) it feels like a toddler is punching me in the chickletts every time i fire a round. I have had a few buddies try it aswell so i could conferm its not me just "doing it wrong" and they have confermed my suspision, I think it could be a better (more comfortible ) shooting rifle if it had a heavier stock. I would love a stock that I could modify to allow a lower cheek weld and have no fear of damaging the original.
Has anyone thought about modifying an SKS timbersmith stock?

 

[DJdeadlyDALEK]

I love shooting my SVT from the standing, its accurate and smooth... but when i have it in a supported position (ie. bench or prone) it feels like a toddler is punching me in the chickletts every time i fire a round. I have had a few buddies try it aswell so i could conferm its not me just "doing it wrong" and they have confermed my suspision, I think it could be a better (more comfortible ) shooting rifle if it had a heavier stock. I would love a stock that I could modify to allow a lower cheek weld and have no fear of damaging the original.
Has anyone thought about modifying an SKS timbersmith stock?

Are you shooting an SVT with an original stock? The AVT stock is a much heavier stock

 

[GtpSpecialEdition]

Yep the SVT is a real wobbly bugger and that's what your feeling in the stock. Also where can you get AVT stocks???????????


look at it dance

 

[FAST-121]

Yes , it has the original stock, and yeah it is quite light.
The AVT is heavier eh?
Where would I aquire one?

 

[DJdeadlyDALEK]

There are comparison pics up somewhere here on CGN where you can see the difference between the two. If you can't find the thread, message me on Saturday and I'll do a side by side comparison of a couple of mine, but yes, the AVT stock is much thicker and heavier. You could try posting a WTB ad on the EE or ask Marstar if they have any. Lever Arms might too. Both just got in a crap load of SVT's and could have some garbage ones in the crates that are otherwise on good AVT stocks, you never know

 

[FAST-121]

Thanks for the info guys.
Sorry OP I didn't mean to de-rail the topic.

 

[mancubus]

Thanks for the info guys.
Sorry OP I didn't mean to de-rail the topic.

Dont worry this got derailed ages ago . Thanks to those that actually had awnsers

 

[Don Kael]

Are you shooting an SVT with an original stock? The AVT stock is a much heavier stock

^ What DJ said. I felt a VERY noticeable difference between a regular and Navy/AVT stock, the AVT stock was much more comfortable to shoot from prone/bench.