Choate Ultimate Sniper Stock

[sniperjwt]

I was just wondering if anybody had any experiences with this stock and if so could you let me know how it is or if you have heard anything about them Thanks Here is a link to see it.


Choate Ultimate Sniper Stock Savage 10 Series Short Action with 4.275" Screw Spacing Blind Magazine 1.25" Barrel Channel Left Hand Synthetic Olive Drab - MidwayUSA

 

[Tikka Lover]

I have that same stock, just right handed. First off, they are heavy. So if you're trying to save weight get a Boyds thumbhole or something. Other than that, I really like the pistol grip, cheek pad and rear elevation adjuster. Having the sling swivels on the sides is WAY better, makes the gun lay flat on your back, much more comfortable.

 

[warthog97]

Checkout the link below. Russel Simmons used one to win the Great Britain, European and World F-Class championships.

World, Euro, British F-TR Champion

 

[foreign]

i have the model down. think its just the ultimate varmint stock. heavy. but cheap comfortable, can adjust put length, and solid.

 

[hillbily]

i had one on my 300 RUM. loved it like everyone said about it is true they are heavy but stable and quite adjustable, i particularly liked the sloped front end, and sliding swivel, made elevation adjustments a breeze, as well as the rear mono-pod, once i was close on target in scope the rear pod made final adjustments precise

 

[ZSteinle]

Hated mine! Felt flimsy, Is HEAVY, and just looked cheap! Got a greybull precision stock and couldnt be happier! Greybull Precision

 

[sambo3006]

I found it to be bulky and not overly easy to make adjustments with at the range. I much prefer my McMillan A2 with similar adjustable cheekpiece and length of pull. The stipling of the forend and grip is also so rough that I scraped open my knuckle on the forend when reaching forward.