Choate folding sniper stock

[HeadDamage]

Anyone know anything about these, any good, worth getting, etc... ?

http://www.riflestock.com/catalog_page.cfm?queries_index=index10&ProductCode=36&ProductSubCodeID=203&NewProduct=0

 

[NaOH]

That straight pistol grip has to be uncomfortable!

 

[TheCanuck]

Go at www.snipershide.com and ask them what they think of Choate stocks

 

[Savage]

Andrew the stocks are adequate for what they were designed to do and not much more if you are after a folder that works the AI has or had one that worked but it is pricey

 

[sunray]

Not for $247.50US. Plus the export permit, duty, GST and shipping. No sniper would use a folding stock either.

 

[alberta tactical rifle]

If all you want is "looks" then they are ok, for usefulness however any of the Choate tupperware stocks are a poor choice, especially a folder as it has movement in the hinge pin which will make for an unstable platform to work from

 

[HeadDamage]

I figured it was a bit low rate and having had an AI folder before I don't think I'd like it but thought that it would be worth asking

 

[Splatter]

If you need to make your rifle smaller, it's a better alternative to unscrewing the barrel or removing the stock.

 

[Long Range Canuck]

I think that stock would take a little precision out of precision shooting.


just an opinion

 

[Longshot]

One word....sheit

 

[Tacticalslings]

Sunray, a bunch of snipers (Real snipers) are shooting AI folding stocked rifles. Thats a good folder.

The Choate stock is like all Choate stocks better known as Chock Stocks.

Fatsest way to make non improvements to your weapon system