What's the recoil difference between the original wood stock (with or without padded butt stock) and this Monte Carlo synthetic stock?
650039
When I got my mosin it didn't have a stock, the stock gives it a nice look though, as far as recoil , I didn't think it has much recoil and what recoil there is , is absorbed by the soft rubber buttpad
650040
Better than your average 30.06. It is still a kicker but so much better it is hard to describe. The built in limb saver is exactly that. A limb saver.
650041
I would say overall it made at least a 50% difference in felt recoil and a very substancial difference in total weight which directly contributed to a tighter bullet grouping a 100yds.A GREAT product for my application and would recommend this product to anyone in need of a good replacement rifle stock.Thanks
650042
the recoil is about the same feels easyer with the padded buttplate. the sound of my 38 carbine is unlike any other it is absolutly the loudest rifle ive ever experinced. the 91/30 is a church mouse compared to it. both rifles recoil are nice and the ati stock will not make it any worse
650043
No noticeable recoil difference, I personally feel the monte carlo stock is more padded, which is a little more comfortable to shoot, the added weight gives you a little more control, recoil is the same bc u have same barrel and same round, felt recoil is about the same as well, it just doesnt beat ur shoulder up as much, 30 rds in will still be sore though
650044
It is synthetic so it's good for all weather, and the difference between the original wood stock and this one is you won't have that hard steel butt plate slamming your shoulder after repetitive use, recoil is still felt but I'd say reduced by 20% besides all that, it just looks freakin awesome!!!!
650045
To me it made a big difference. The synthetic stock has a limb saver pad built in so absorbs a lot of the recoil. I think it's has a shorter length of pull also, so you can get the gun in tighter to your body.
190211
Yes it is ,forgrip and stock are composite, gun is a a lot of fun, very similar to a tommy gun with a drum action but less recoil
1310484
I would have to dig through my safe to measure it but they fit ANY Euro Warsaw Pact buttstock that I have ever attempted to mount them on and that includes AKs from several countries. Sorry but I simply cannot find the time right now to dig in and measure the distance. They DO work on all wood stock Euro AK's that I am aware of.
1504865
This is a good question and I wish I knew the correct answer. You might want to send an email to Hogue. I bought this for my wife's 20 gauge Mossberg 500 because the standard stock was just a little to long for her to be comfortable when shooting. The shorter stock is exactly what she wanted.
1353627
As far as I know, the stock is removable. However, the extendable stock conversions I have seen before are around as expensive as buying an M14 ebr in the first place. I would shop around here and Evike/airsoftgi/wherever before making a decision.
909733
No. Very nice comfortable stock. Very happy with it. Hogue makes many stocks that come on factory rifles now too such as Howa, Remington etc.
2053894
I don't know. Stock has a trigger guard molded in stock. The model 60 has a trigger guard that is part of receiver.
436123
Don't know, but, I do know that the Limbsaver website lists recoil pad model numbers to buttstock sizes as well as printable diagrams to match your particular buttstock.
1743860
No. My example has the stock molded in a tan color without wood grain evident. It would be ok to represent one of the fiberglass stocks that later replaced the wood stocks. The rest of the parts are in black plastic including the upper handguard on my example. I haven't yet assembled mine, but it shouldn't be difficult to assemble major components, paint them, and then assemble the rifle. I think there is also an offering for an assembled version, so you might want to look for that as an option.
772056
Hi this is Frank - You are not really going to notice a big difference with factory ammunition - I noticed a little difference with defense ammo - I upgraded both the spring & rod; more for ease of cleaning and just to know for myself what spring weight was in the gun
632220
They make 2 versions, one for the fixed mag and one for a detachable, but since the detachable fits in the same way as a fixed I don't see why both wouldn't work. I got rid of this stock because the gun didn't seat well in the stock at the front end and if it got bounced around too much the sling would pull it right out of the stock. I switched to a factory fiberglass "jungle" stock which is identical to the original wood, simply made of fiberglass its much more comfortable, the gun seats better after filing the stock to your gun and the stock is substantially lighter than this ATI.
2049938
The weight is pretty close to wood but the quality is so much better .feels like a completely different rifle .i highly recommend it
1080408
No. The "Monte Carlo" shape is in reference to the top edge of the stock comb profile. The Hogue stock has a straight comb. This stock also does NOT have a cheek piece. For me, a cheek piece serves no purpose what so ever unless you have had cancer surgery and had a large portion of you jaw bone removed. I personally look for stocks without cheek pieces, but often the higher comb of a Monte Carlo stock whould help to align your eye with a scope, especially if the scope has a large objective diameter.
1597799
I'm pretty sure the butt pad on all Magpul stocks are shaped the same. So I don't see it being an issue.
2037989
I looked and couldn't find the Part number 306495 listed by Remington. What type of weapon are you trying to find a recoil pad for? Send me the Model number ie. Model 700 or 870 etc. I'll also need to know if it has a wooden stock or synthetic and if it is a standard length or youth model. Give me that information and I can help you out.
1279553
Yeah kinda....I did a tapco conversion with the adjustable buttstock and on that set up it fit perfect...snug but in a really good way! Worth the price in my opinion because the tapco set up has a very agressive texture that gets annoying this is soft yet has a great grip to it....I've never tried it on my wooden stock but doubt it would work without modifications....hope this helps!
1992891
NO! This is just a stock that you can use to replace your old stock to reduce recoil.