Quoted: I am considering upgrading my butt stock on my RRA pred pursuit. right now it has a collapsible butt stock with the CAA stock saddle and butt pad (don't know the company) and with the bipod it is kind of front heavy. the main use of this gun is predator work and punching paper to practice for predators . After spending too many hours in the gun shops and handling other ar15's I think that I need to upgrade my butt stock to squeeze more performance out of me and my gun. It seems that the PRS stock is what everyone with a precision rig is using so the question is:
Are Magpul PRS stocks worth the $$$ when it comes to using them? I have read that hardly anyone uses the adjustable cheek piece (unless using night vision optics) and if you are going to use the adjustable length you probably would be better off going with a collapsible stock (like the vltor sopmod (sp??).
Is there any other stock that I should consider or is the PRS the way to go?
Thanks Russ
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The PRS stock is designed for a particular mission. When offically tested by the Army the only negaitive comment they had on the PRS was they wanted the weight reduced and a rubber pad installed. The new version has a rubber pad but is only slightly lighter than the first gen.
During the SASS trials the PRS stock was the highest rated stock tested on any of the submissions.
For a precision rig the PRS offers both height and LOP adjustments in repetable clicks. It is the only AR15 stock that allows the adjustable cheek weld to go flush to match an A2 cheek weld.
For some applications low mount rings will make the PRS cheek riser unnessesary. However if you use night vision our standard rings the cheek riser is very useful.
In addition to the height and LOP adjustments, the PRS has a flat surface for shooting off of a sand bag. This flat surface is a cover which when removed exposes a pict rail for mounting a mono pod (like an accushot). Not something an A2 stock can do.
Really it is up to you and what you like. If you want to try the PRS we offer a 60 day, no question asked, money back policy. We have had this policy in place for 9 years and have never failed to honor it.