Rokstok Lite

[Speaks]

I couldn’t tell you the specifics, but for starters, just the added weight of the Rokstock will make it more shootable.

My 20 in superlite with a bare muzzle and reg Rokstock feels just about right as a shootable mid range gun. I will be chopping it to 16 and adding a suppressor so the weight should be close to the same. I’ll also be ordering a Rokstock lite to try, but I’m very aware that it might just end up too light for field positions in hunting conditions. I think people are going to be surprised by this. I’m hopeful it will shoot 90% as well and I can cut another 8 oz out of my pack but I’m fully prepared to put it on the classifieds or a youth gun if it doesn’t.

I learned this with shotguns, was chasing the lightest set up possible but it took my wing shooting all to hell, went back to a 6.5lb gun from a 5lb gun and all was right again.

My rifles in Rokstock are generally 8.4-8.7 lbs, the lite just cuts half a pound so they should all be fine. I am going to do one 223 with a shorty factory barrel which I expect to be more like 7.5 which is about the bare minimum to be a decent shooter.

But you are right, the lite will almost certainly shoot a little worse than the regular. I am hoping its close enough that it still works well for small calibers. But like you said resale on them should be great so I am not sweating it.

 

[2buffalo]

Maybe just tone. But I'd like to hear some reports from someone comparing the airlocks to the OG otb cans. Perhaps similar tone can be had by the inner geometry.

The airlock is hands down a better sounding and quieter can than the OG. I own both and I don't believe I have heard anyone who has been around both that has said otherwise.

 

[Q_Sertorius]

Maybe just tone. But I'd like to hear some reports from someone comparing the airlocks to the OG otb cans. Perhaps similar tone can be had by the inner geometry.

I posted about this in my side-by-side comparison. I didn’t comment much on tone, but happy to share my thoughts on it at greater length. I’ve also fired these cans more since then. Please ask any further questions about it over there so as not to go too far off topic in this thread:

Post in thread 'Air Lock Industries Suppressor'

Dec 4, 2025

I picked up the Airlock ZG 6.5 from my SOT yesterday and tried it out at the range today.

BLUF: I think it is safe to say that it lives up to the hype. Everyone who heard it agreed that it was the quietest of the three cans I shot today. Several observers also noted that the ZG had a higher pitch than the other two.

Rifle: Tikka 6.5mm CM, 20” barrel
Ammo: S&B 140-grain FMJ (average MV 2585, slightly faster than the Hornady I use for hunting).
Suppressors: AB Raptor 8 w/ 3” reflex; US OG 6.5, Airlock ZG 6.5
Weather: 48 F...

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[walk2112]

@Stockys Curious about if bottom metal inlet options will be the same on RokStok Lite as RokStok (CTR vs factory plastic Tikka, primarily).
With MDT’s new CTR inlet patterned bm designed for AI mags, this detail decides whether I order 1 or 2 of these right out the gate. Thanks.

 

[The Guide]

@Stockys Curious about if bottom metal inlet options will be the same on RokStok Lite as RokStok (CTR vs factory plastic Tikka, primarily).
With MDT’s new CTR inlet patterned bm designed for AI mags, this detail decides whether I order 1 or 2 of these right out the gate. Thanks.

Stockys isn't going to release info about a project stock for a client. Ask Jake directly for an answer. @Unknown Munitions

Jay

 

[walk2112]

Stockys isn't going to release info about a project stock for a client. Ask Jake directly for an answer. @Unknown Munitions

Jay

Oh, they did 2 years ago when I asked the same question about the original RokStok, so chalk it up to learned behavior I guess.

I figure since they’re the ones that do the inletting and who Jake may confer with to see if they can manage the options at agreed to price points, etc.

Thanks for tagging Jake in on the quest for the answer though! Happy New Year!