It has a noodle forend, a too thin and oddly shaped grip, the comb is thin and painful to shoot, the toe is thin and hard to hold onto. Might be the worst to shoot “modern” stock on the market
Worse than the Choate models? I say that as I have one . It is ugly and uglier by the day BUT, it shoots very well as a bench gun. Far too heavy to do much more than paper and steel. This rules out the field stock as an option for me.
I bought one on sale through Brownells for an older savage. I have zero flex in the forend. I do like the ergos much better than the Choate stock I have used. I do not believe it improved the accuracy of 2 different rifles I tried. Then again I had an Arken scope on the 223 and will be trading it out for an RS1.2 to validate.
If they go on sale I will pick one up for my Tikka 223 trainer so it more closely resembles my primary hunting rifle sporting a Manner EH1. I do not like the weight of it is for a hunting rifle.
I have one on my Ruger American. It is a little plexi on the fore end but nothing that impacts the barrel to throw off anything I like the ergonomics I like the grip I like everything about it other than the mag release sticks out too far.