Reviews & Ratings for Strike Industries Modular Fixed Stock — 34 reviews — Page 1

I don't even know where to begin with this thing. I pulled it out, instantly thought, "I am NOT mounting that to ANYTHING." Junk plastic, its just a distaster. If you do order it, when you open the box and fifty peices come out...you're gonna say, "That crazy 'ol one-star nut was right. I don't want this."

Excellent fit and finish. Has a solid feel no rattle.

Installed it on my 224 Valkyrie, Yes California Fixed Stock. It fit solid, looks good and sturdy. The best thing the monopod (sold separately) is solid on it.

This fixed stock fits tight and its light weight. The best this its California compliant.

Fits solid not heavy at all. Verry comfortable and solid monopod.

Easy to install. I like that LOP can be adjusted. Eliminated the rattle of the factory stock.

I have 3 of these set up on my AR's. 5.56, 300BLK, and 9mm.

I have hated the M4 collapsible stock since I was first issued one at Ft. Sam Houston. It's sharp, it isn't long enough and the cheek weld sucks. Since I've retired from the Army, I grew a beard and learned to hate it even more when my beard hairs would get pulled by the stock. Plus, I'm 6'5" and the length of pull on all collapsible stocks is too short. Even the fixed stocks I have tried have been too short. But now I have found the perfect stock. The Strike Industries fixed stock is well designed, and simple to install with a screw driver and an hex wrench. It is adjustable for length of pull, but the tall guys will want all the spacers in place. The lock up is strong and the straight stock feels very much like the classic M-16 rifle stock that all of us troops-of-a-certain-age learned on. It felt very familiar when I threw the rifle up on my shoulder for the first time with this stock. Perfect cheek weld and no hair pulling!

This stock is great in states with restrictions on folding/telescoping stocks. This beats having a permanently pinned stock.

4 stars because it lacks a QD point. It still has 2 ways to mount a sling, but QD would be better.

It’s also a tad heavier than typical adjustable stocks due to the internal mounting hardware, but I wouldn’t call it heavy. Just a couple extra ounces.

I like this stock. It’s a pretty clever way of granting a flexible length of pull in a fixed stock. My only gripe is that I wish it had at least once QD sling attachment point. Perhaps a gen2 model will solve that.