Reviews by gb254
Solid PRS Stock
Written on Apr 02, 2026
Review for
VISM Modular Precision Mil-Spec Buttstock
The weight and fit of this stock is much better than others I've fitted to my Aero M5 (AR-10) mil-spec buffer tube in the past. Features like the spring loaded pull-back cheek rest when cycling the charging handle set this stock apart and includes all the adjustability and tight lock up required for precision adjustments. No idea about long-term durability as I've only had one range day with it, but it feels like a winner.
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Nice stock (with mods)
Written on Apr 03, 2025
Review for
XTS AR Cheek Rest Stock
This XTS-106 stock is just what the doctor ordered to get an adjustable cheek rise on an AR-10 I'm using for long range targets.
When first installed, it fit pretty loosely on my Aero M5 lower with Mil-Spec buffer tube. Most noticeable was and up-down slop that really changed my angle of view to the mounted scope.
FIX: I put two 1" wide x 2.5" long layers of gaffer's tape (duct tape would probably work too) on the buffer tube and then slid this stock over it. Be careful not to cut the tape too wide as there are lengthwise ridges inside the stock that will roll/tear the tape when you try to fit it over the tape (learned by experience.) Trimmed the width of the tape down and started at the back of the buffer tube and set two layers of this cloth tape down with good adhesion. It's now a nice tight fit that telescopes snugly. No up-down slop and only minor rotational play that's on par with my higher end stocks that don't have a cheek riser.
Close to perfect for my needs at this price and with a little tinkering. Even though it wasn't range ready out of the box, I still recommend it if you're willing to experiment with an easy fix to tightening up the fit.
When first installed, it fit pretty loosely on my Aero M5 lower with Mil-Spec buffer tube. Most noticeable was and up-down slop that really changed my angle of view to the mounted scope.
FIX: I put two 1" wide x 2.5" long layers of gaffer's tape (duct tape would probably work too) on the buffer tube and then slid this stock over it. Be careful not to cut the tape too wide as there are lengthwise ridges inside the stock that will roll/tear the tape when you try to fit it over the tape (learned by experience.) Trimmed the width of the tape down and started at the back of the buffer tube and set two layers of this cloth tape down with good adhesion. It's now a nice tight fit that telescopes snugly. No up-down slop and only minor rotational play that's on par with my higher end stocks that don't have a cheek riser.
Close to perfect for my needs at this price and with a little tinkering. Even though it wasn't range ready out of the box, I still recommend it if you're willing to experiment with an easy fix to tightening up the fit.
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