Anyone have experience with these stocks? I’m building a 10/22 for my kid. Wondering if these are any good. https://www.boydsgunstocks.com/at-one
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Boyd’s AT-One
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I had a CZ455 in one. Quality was good and price I felt excellent for the features.
I did have my 'smith do a pillar bed job on it and the rifle shot extremely well in it.
Only gripe I had was, at 6'4" with a 35" sleeve, it was a little short for me even with the butt paddocking extended out all the way.
That shouldn't be an issue for a kid or even a smaller adult frame.
I did have my 'smith do a pillar bed job on it and the rifle shot extremely well in it.
Only gripe I had was, at 6'4" with a 35" sleeve, it was a little short for me even with the butt paddocking extended out all the way.
That shouldn't be an issue for a kid or even a smaller adult frame.
Thanks. I don’t think being short will be a problem even for me. I have T-Rex arms. You were happy with the controls? They look to be plastic.
I bought the target fore end and pistol grip. The rods on the butt pad are metal and, IIRC, the only plastic is the buttons for adjusting LOP and cheek height.
I like it but the LOP needs to be extended to max of you're around average height. I'm 5-11 and it's barely long enough.
The adj butt is a little wobbly, so is the cheek piece.
The adj butt is a little wobbly, so is the cheek piece.
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We have a couple of them, happy with them so far.
Cheek risers have a little movement when up real high, but not bad.
They work well for the kids also
I put the target grips on them also. I'm 6'2" they are a bit short for me also
Cheek risers have a little movement when up real high, but not bad.
They work well for the kids also
I put the target grips on them also. I'm 6'2" they are a bit short for me also
There are 2 different designs now.
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I like the thumbhole version better.
At-one Thumbhole, Ruger® 10/22®, Cbc Stock | Boyds Hardwood Gunstocks
Shop Boyds Gunstock Accessories for your gunstock needs from pillar bedding, gripping, screw sets, swivel loops, trigger guards, component sets.
At-one, Ruger® 10/22® | Boyds Hardwood Gunstocks
Shop Boyds Gunstock Accessories for your gunstock needs from pillar bedding, gripping, screw sets, swivel loops, trigger guards, component sets.
I like the thumbhole version better.
I really like mine. They do take a bit to get used to the blocky feel but they are rock solid. I had a hairline crack in my first one that looked like a hole wasnt drilled quite right and the insert was forced in. Customer service is second to none. They had a replacement out and I had a tracking number before I even had a chance to send the other one back. Replacement has no problems and fit even better than the first. If I ever find myself in need of another one i will buy from them again just on customer service alone. They are an awesome company. BTW I see LOP being discussed. I am 6' 1" and you can see where I have the butt plate set. I think LOP is fine. That is a setting that is personal
I like mine off the bench or bipod, but if I'm tied up in a sling, the relatively sharp edges of the fore end is really uncomfortable.
My Savage MKII wears one and the fit/finish was excellent. I would buy one for a stationary position, but that damn fore end....
My Savage MKII wears one and the fit/finish was excellent. I would buy one for a stationary position, but that damn fore end....
I lusted after an At-One for my American for a while. I have a Boyd’s Pro Varmint that is steel pillar/block bedded front and rear for my Kidd.
The factory American stock has removable aluminum bedding blocks so it is pretty much a drop in to an At-One and would be bedded perfectly.
The factory American stock has removable aluminum bedding blocks so it is pretty much a drop in to an At-One and would be bedded perfectly.
I built a tikka t1x for my wife. Non-thumb hole version. I also bought the match grip. The stock adjustments are tight initially, I had to use a ultra fine sand paper to the posts. One minor complain, the hunting and match grip has a little separation. That can’t be fixed without major wood work. I am trying to make a grip set from cork wood or soft wood. Still on drawing board.
I have read this before. It’s why I think the thumbhole might be the way to go.
My instructor has one and it keeps up with my chassis. Add a little bedding and they are good stocks. Price wise I am not sure they can be beat.
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This rail section is a perfect fit for the holes already present in the At-One forend.
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This rail section is a perfect fit for the holes already present in the At-One forend.
MOE POLYMER RAIL - 9 SLOT | Boyds Hardwood Gunstocks
Compatible with the At-One and At-One Thumbole gunstocks only. Constructed of heavy duty polymer, 9 slot rail allows for the attachment of various Picatinny rail-mounted accessories such as lights, vertical grips, etc. •UPC # 873750005102
I agree.
I have both and the thumbhole version is far better than the other.
I would highly recommend the thumbhole to anyone considering an At-One.
Wow. That’s good to knowThey responded very fast!
This rail section is a perfect fit for the holes already present in the At-One forend.
MOE POLYMER RAIL - 9 SLOT | Boyds Hardwood Gunstocks
Compatible with the At-One and At-One Thumbole gunstocks only. Constructed of heavy duty polymer, 9 slot rail allows for the attachment of various Picatinny rail-mounted accessories such as lights, vertical grips, etc. •UPC # 873750005102
Love the one that I have for Mauser 98 280AI. Replaced the stock recoil pad with a Decelerator pad. Adds a little length and softens things up a bit.
I have my CZ 457 MTR in one of these and it shoots wonderfully. I really like the fir and finish
I got my At 1 from them last black Friday. It was like $20 off or something on sale.
The stock looks great but mine did need a bedding before shooting very well. Adjustment is also incredibly stiff.
I might upgrade one day but for now it works and I love the look and price point.
If they have a sale, I’ll get one for my American Rimfire 22.
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