DPD-1413 from United States, MI Public Profile

Wanted a fixed stock on my W/C 16" 300. I've been holding out on buying this one due to the mixed reviews. I'm far from a gunsmith, and it took me 5-10 minutes at the most to install. The key is to buy an actual ROUND Mil-spec buffer tube, the one that looks like a long pistol buffer. I sprayed the buffer tube with regular can of WD-40 silicone spray. Let it dry, then hit it again with the spray. It really helps if you get a parkerized finish on the tube. The mil-spec style finish has a porous quality to it, and it's designed to kinda absorb lube. The silicone spray basically soaks into the finish of the buffer and you can put the foam on with zero problems. The buffer will now feel slick, kinda like a waxed finish on a car. It just slides on with zero effort. You can remove the foam tube as many times as you want without any issues. It's rock solid, super comfortable, awesome quality stock. If your worried about the rifle length buffer tube and spring, don't. Several companies make a spacer for the rifle buffer that allows you to run a carbine length buffer and spring. I have a J&P silent carbine buffer and it came with the spacer. My pistol length .300 runs perfect.