MarineOnline03 from United States, CA Public Profile

Rifle: Springfield M1A Standard
First thing, this stock is not to be compared to the high end $800 to $3000 stocks, this was not made to compete with those, though the appearance could very well compete, the stock is in a different category. That said, this stock is of good quality make, material is durable, fits the receiver like it should. I've put at least 200 rounds through it and it works well. The functions work as it is meant to be, the receiver installed in just under 30 mins, no modification needed. I am from the gun deprived state of California and the package comes with an adapter that is used where the "pistol grip" is, to force your hand to sit high so that your weapon doesn't constitute as a assault rifle(or else you would need a bullet button of some sort). Don't ask for details, it hurts my tiny brain. As I said all the functions that I was looking for was there so I'm very satisfied with the purchase.

Rifle mounted on: Springfield M1A Standard.
Before you write this item off, know that the mount did work and got rounds on paper. Though if you are using this for medium to long range shooting, take your time mounting. The product itself is made of exceptional material. The packaging is as stated and came in quick. The product is easy enough to install but you will have to make sure that it is centered, don't tighten anything until you are confident that the mount is centered. I tightened all the screws down and the mount is aimed off center naturally, meaning that it is molded, off centered (to the right, noticeably just by looking down the iron sights). The screws did come lose after 20 rounds, beware and loctite the screws. As I mentioned, the scope I mounted was on paper but I was almost to the max windage adjustment (left) due to the mount being off centered. It may be that the mount I received was defective but it is cheap so I didn't bother communicating with manufacturer. I did the "I can make it work, Im a man" type deal. Take this for what it's worth. Semper Fi.