Aluminum Marauder Stock $249.00
That’s for the base stock, not the butt piece or whatever he has under the picatinny rail forearm. You buy your own butt stock, and cheek rest. AR grip included in price.
I plan on buying this. The unit is constructed from an aluminum I beam. He’s going to send pictures to me after it is anodized. He is a CNC machinest and has a limited supply available, but will cut more if there is interest.
Contact: David Soza <daskinetic@gmail.com>
Anyway, here’s his writeup:
I thought I’d share what I’ve been up to. As much as I like the Marauder, I found the stock essentially useless. I like stocks that fit. This one has a modular aluminum chassis that accepts any standard AR-15 stock and grip. It also has an adjustable grip mount so I can adjust the distance that my finger has to reach the trigger. It slides in a slot along the bottom of the stock. The buttstock of course is adjustable for LOP, cheek height and cheek position. The forend has a picatinny rail so I can add a light, bipod, camera, or whatever. I can also add any forend grip I want and position it where I want. The end result is a rifle that is not a close fit, but an EXACT fit. The difference in the way the rifle handles is amazing. I’m primarily a hunter, but having a good fit is an advantage IMO no matter what your target. This configuration weighs about the same as the factory stock, but I could use lighter components and get the weight down even lower. I’ll probably do that on my carbine. The way I designed the furniture connections, I could also build wood furniture very easily if I choose. I have 3 rifles to outfit so they will all get slightly different treatment. This stock just went out for anodizing so it will look alot better when it returns. This pic was raw aluminum. I could remove the buttstock and have a REAL Marauder pistol, but that doesn’t really interest me because it would be quite a hogleg.
Edit: That hand grip/trigger guard interface looks strange because David wanted a specific distance for his unique trigger finger placement. Mine would butt up against the trigger guard, and look more one piece in construction.
Kindly ‘Ol Uncle Hoot
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The six position stock on that rifle costs about $65.00, with the adjustable cheek piece another $30.00. The grip is not bad at all at around $15 to $30.
Of course, a person could go nuts on quality, high-end products to mod out that particular system. The possibilities are numerous, which is what attracts me to it.
I am curious to see if he comes through with the titanium air tube that would rip off some weight from that heavy monster of a rifle.
It is, without a doubt, the quietest PCP I’ve barely been able to hear. Once the tank ping is conquered, there isn’t that much sound left.
Put a Greg Davis tune in it ($158.00) and an LW barrel, and you have a real tack driver with a 30 to 40 shot potential.
Time will tell. I’ll post pics when I’m done playing with it.
Kindly ‘Ol Uncle Hoot
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Wow… 😯
Thats pretty sweet!!!!! I imagine we will see more and more solid metal stocks for airguns milled with cnc… It’s catching on pretty fast with powder burners…
A bit on the pricey side without a grip or butt. A MagPull butt with adjustable everything would be awesome (including the mono pod), it’s about the same price as that stock though…
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He needs to call WOK for some basic advice on the correct mounting profile for an AR-15 Grip…..