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Shop adjustable stocks at No Boring Guns for rifles and tactical platforms. From competition setups to hunting configurations, adjustable rifle stocks deliver custom fit and improved shooting consistency across different scenarios and shooters.
Proper stock fit fundamentally impacts accuracy, comfort, and control. Fixed stocks force shooters to adapt their body position to the rifle, while adjustable systems let you configure length of pull, cheek height, and sometimes cant angle to match your build, clothing layers, and shooting style.
Choosing Your Adjustable Stock
Platform Compatibility
Buffer tube diameter and attachment method determine compatibility for AR-pattern rifles – mil-spec and commercial buffer tubes require matching stock receivers. AK platforms need side-folding or fixed tang adapters depending on receiver type. Bolt-action rifles vary widely, with some accepting AR-style stocks through chassis systems while others need manufacturer-specific options. Verify mounting interface before purchasing, as improper fit creates dangerous safety issues and legal complications in some jurisdictions.
Adjustment Range and Mechanism
Length of pull adjustment typically spans 75-100mm on tactical stocks, adequate for most shooters and gear configurations. Precision stocks often exceed 125mm total range with finer position increments. Cheek riser travel of 25-40mm accommodates different optic heights from iron sights to high-mounted scopes. Locking mechanisms range from friction-based (quick but can slip under recoil) to positive detent systems (more secure, slightly slower to adjust). Competition shooters benefit from tool-free adjustments, while hunting setups prioritize secure lock-up that won’t shift during transport.
Weight and Balance Considerations
Adding adjustability increases weight – basic telescoping stocks add 100-200 grams over fixed alternatives, while full-featured precision stocks can add 500 grams or more. This weight sits at the rear, shifting balance and affecting handling dynamics. Tactical applications favor lighter, more compact options that don’t snag on gear. Bench and prone shooting accommodates heavier stocks that enhance stability and reduce recoil impact.
