Hammsolo
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Stockys ultra carbon tikka vertical grip
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Is that the price that is being shown on their website?
MThuntr
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I think the code mentioned (30rokslide) has expired. It didn't work on anything I tried
MThuntr
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Looks like rokslide30 might work for some products
BackofBeyond
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No. 30% beyond that.
Got it, thanks!
Then they hang $50 for shipping on you
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Hammsolo
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Hmmmm… maybe it’s like my Dad’s old 1st Generation Cummins Dodge? Ugly, but gets the job done? I’ll need to see more photos. Wait, maybe it’s like this car… modern, fast, but why a station wagon? Utility!?
Are these out in the wild yet. For all the hype it seems there’s very few out currently in use?
Gotta be a "Rokslider" out there with one. mtmuley
Be interested to hear what you have to say about it when you get it. Looking for a new stock kinda of waiting to see how this pans out.
@Weimer @brockel
I've got one, beta test version but they didn't change the geometry.
It's nice to shoot, there's nothing I've shot (and I've shot nearly everything decent) that I like as much at this weight point. It's solidly ahead of the Stocky's vertical grip or the CTR, neither are my favorite but both are quite serviceable. I'd put it neck and neck with a Bravo ergonomically, I slightly prefer a few parts of each. Win to the Rokstock on the weight, and the lack of things to go wrong or come out of adjustment.
The comb is no issue. Big earmuffs will make contact in a few positions but not to the point it stops you from getting a good position. I run the same rings I do with a CTR stock.
10ish people have shot this one. The only ergonomic complaint was one shooter thought the scope was too high in my chosen rings, he'd have been better off with mediums. It doesn't look conventional, that's for sure.
I've got one, beta test version but they didn't change the geometry.
It's nice to shoot, there's nothing I've shot (and I've shot nearly everything decent) that I like as much at this weight point. It's solidly ahead of the Stocky's vertical grip or the CTR, neither are my favorite but both are quite serviceable. I'd put it neck and neck with a Bravo ergonomically, I slightly prefer a few parts of each. Win to the Rokstock on the weight, and the lack of things to go wrong or come out of adjustment.
The comb is no issue. Big earmuffs will make contact in a few positions but not to the point it stops you from getting a good position. I run the same rings I do with a CTR stock.
10ish people have shot this one. The only ergonomic complaint was one shooter thought the scope was too high in my chosen rings, he'd have been better off with mediums. It doesn't look conventional, that's for sure.
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Which scope is that and how do you like it?
Maven RS1.2 - it has a very good feature set & reticle for a field scope. Mine has behaved itself so far, but I'm pretty skeptical of new scope designs and don't have the same trust in it I do with Nightforce's, and I've even seen issues there.
I’m basically trying to decide between that maven or a nightforce nx8 for a tikka 6.5prc. I wish maven made the rs5 in ffp
Are you thinking you want more magnification than 15x? Or something else...
MTLabrador
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JLS just got that maven. I don’t need a new scope but it looks pretty nice. I’ve been really impressed with my Trijicon credo lately too.
