Rok Stock

[bultinkle]

Thanks for the detail on various aspects. That's definitely helpful. I'm curious, did you bed it?

No, the inlet is tight as snot. It's hard to get the dang thing out lol

 

[Jakeweb09]

I personally can't stand the look of the rokstock and would 100% go with one of mcmillian new offerings if the negative come was of paramount importance to me. They seem to achieve same goal without being hideous. If spending custom rifle money I want it to be useful and pretty. Not one or the other.

 

[stazmania]

I personally can't stand the look of the rokstock and would 100% go with one of mcmillian new offerings if the negative come was of paramount importance to me. They seem to achieve same goal without being hideous. If spending custom rifle money I want it to be useful and pretty. Not one or the other.

I agree, I like the looks of the gunwerks stocks. I'm waiting to see what AG composites offers. Maybe something more traditional and less specialized with a negative comb. The parts for my next project are about 5 months out, so I'm down to crunch time to order, otherwise it will be an off the shelf choice.

 

[bultinkle]

For me the mountaineer lr looks better but the grip I don't have any interest in and the forend is more designed around the arca/flat forend hunter and I think the contouring on the rokstok would be better, that forend doesn't looks super comfy to hold.

I think I could get past the forend but the wide thick and far from the trigger grip is a big negative. It's a sharp looking stock though. Idk why most companies want your grip to be like 2" from the trigger.

It's the same way with the manners tcs comp stocks, I had them move the action back on a custom order to lessen the distance to trigger and it was so much better.

The gunwerks are really sharp looking stocks, I tried to get them to inlet for a tikka a year ago and they wouldn't do it

 

[bultinkle]

Very nice stock. Grip ergos are fantastic, nice to hold off hand hasnt required any change in scope position from my previous setup, just works!

 

[bultinkle]

I've used this stock in about every position I can think of at this point including folded up like a pretzel in a tree facing climber and it continues to convince me it's the best hunting stock on the market for my needs

 

[Justice1327]

So kinda like Defiance poo-talkin' Ti based actions for years.....I don't put any stock into what companies say.

Pun intended?

 

[Brathany]

So, those who own one of these clean from muzzle end?

 

[bultinkle]

So, those who own one of these clean from muzzle end?

Personally have no intention of cleaning this barrel unless something changes that makes me think there is something dangerous that needs to be addressed

 

[Flatbow]

I do not have one YET but will on my next rifle that will also be a milder recoiling 6 or 6.5 that will kill anything I intend to hunt in North America out to 600-ish yards.
However, I live not far from Unknown Munitions and have had the opportunity to handle and talk to the guys that designed the stock and it all makes 100% since and just flat out feels right. There is more to it's design than just the negative stock as well.
I will most likely in the future have one of their 6UM's in a rok stock. Or a plus P 6mm CM or 6.5 plus P CM or something alone those lines.

 

[Flatbow]

A carbon cleaning rod will flex enough to work.

 

[Wind Gypsy]

Would like another one for a 223 to match my hunting rifle.. who knows when they'll be available though.

 

[waspocrew]

I'd probably give one a try when they become available again.

That said, I think my next stock will be a McMillan Mountain tracker LR. 3 month lead time.

 

[TucsonFX4]

I'd probably give one a try when they become available again.

That said, I think my next stock will be a McMillan Mountain tracker LR. 3 month lead time.

I agree. I'd like one of each to spend some time with.