Lovin’ WOK’s Butt…

Hey guys been out of town for a while, went to Texas and Oklahoma. Sure wish I had the kind of land out there to shoot. Anyways the WOK butt package was waiting for me when I came back.

For anyone thinking about getting this, just do it, it’s really a nice addition for your gun, it looks good and feels great. Very well made, doesn’t feel/look cheap at all, and being aluminum, doesn’t add much weight. Thanks Adam for quick, prompt service. I see now why these are so popular.

A update on my new Nighteater scope… it’s doing just fine, the only thing that bugs a bit is sometimes it’s hard to push the turrets back down to seat correctly after adjusting them, no biggie. I forgot to thank Rob3, and Teflon Tron for PMing me with there take on the Nighteater, as both these guys own them, recommended it, and help me make my decision.

I also went back to my 12″ barrel… with such a small backyard, the 18″ bbl with Kodiaks was just a bit much, devastating my wood target box, blowing the sides and top out. The pellet fragments were not only embedding themselves in the brick wall next to the box, but some pieces of pellets are landing in the pool, leaving marks on the fiberglass shell. I need a new target box obviously, but will stick with the 12″ shooting 14.3 gr until I get/make a new one. The WOK butt seems to help me getting better groups, as it fits so nicely in the shoulder, more steady.

Another thing I found is high rings with the Tri-Rail actually made the scope a bit to high, for me anyway, so I took the tri-rail off, helping me get a more consistent cheek weld against the bottle, again resulting in more consistent groups. I’ll be looking for low rings, and re-installing the tri-rail for it’s rigidity, which should put the scope height about where it is now with high rings and no tri rail.

Anyways here’s my gun with the WOK butt. Thanks again Adam, it looks and feels great, there is no downside what so ever using it!