As an aside, and this isn't meant to offend anyone who may feel differently... but am I the only one who thinks the Sikes' clutch is dumb as hell..?
IMHO connecting one's support hand to the rifle is a fool's errand... no matter what, the rifle is going to move under recoil, period. So one can either let the rifle slide back a little and track smoothly under recoil making it easier to spot shots... or not... but no one is stopping shit, whether it's a little knob or one tries to epoxy on a full-size grab handle. I've tried different TCS' with and without back-to-back multiple times and the Sikes' clutch makes things worse every time for me. Try it...
I wish Manners would offer the old Badger Ordnance m-lok rails inlet/embedded up front instead... those might actually be useful for throwing on a pair of m-lok weights, etc.
I'm a big fan of the clutch. Although it's not about controlling recoil for me. Just like another poster said, it aids in steadying the rifle with a bag on especially wobbly props. I don't even have the actual inletted plate with multiple QD points just the normal 1 that it comes with and it's very helpful.
I do think they should offer inletted MLOK plates in the fore end. That'd be very useful I being able to add attachments.