Spuhr R-410: G3 Stock Assembly

4\5 stars, the stock is amazing but could use a picture style install guide, otherwise a great product! Would buy!

Assembly wasn't the easiest thing I've done, but the challenge was worth it. Make sure you have a long flathead screwdriver (5/16th x 8 inch worked for me). Read the directions to ensure you get the right pieces installed for your buffer. Get ready to have straight recoil and kiss your iron sights goodbye. This raises your cheek weld so you can run an optic. Length of pull is a lot more rational as well. Pricey, but worth it to modernize a Cold War classic.

Definite must for modernizing the classic G3 design for modern optics mounting. Sturdy construction with easy length of pull adjustment.

Very innovative product, Much more comfortable than the H&K retractable stock. Some light assembly required. Overall excellent comfort and quality.

This stock is a must have if you own a PTR 91, HKG3 or HK91. It shortens the length of pull and raises the comb to the reciever to ensure a proper cheek weld when using an optic. I have tried the cheek riser for the factory stock but it feels cheap and does not position you within the eye relief for some scopes.

It was my decision to purchase this stock, so I can't complain too much about the price. It is very well made; far superior to any AR-style G3 stock on the market that I've come across. My reason for purchasing it is that I have a long-barrel G3 that desperately needs a heavy buffer due to the increased pressure from the increased barrel length. I have a Mapgpul PRS-2, but you can't install a heavy buffer unless you alter that stock in a way that significantly weakens the main point of attachment: the large buffer screw. This screw attaches from the rear of the stock neck on a circular shelf, and it screws into the rear of the buffer. To make room for the heavy buffer, you have to remove the shelf and widen the channel, and this leaves the rifle's metal stock cap attached with only two skinny cap screws, one of which self-threads directly into the polymer. The Spuhr stock allows use of the heavy buffer, and entire stock tube is held together by the two cap screws AND the large buffer screw (it seats and holds tight via a large washer that bottoms out on a shelf in the rear of the buffer tube). Everything is assembled the same way that a normal G3 stock is assembled with regards to the fasteners. For my purposes, the only drawback, besides the price, is that the stock is VERY lightweight, so my heavy barrel really wants to tip forward. I'll probably look into a weighted insert for the stock tube to create a little more balance. I doubt that the issue of balance would be a problem for a rifle with a standard barrel. I have optics on this rifle with high rings, and the standard cheek rest that comes with the stock is perfectly adequate. I purchased a 12mm riser extra, and I know I'll never use it. Bummer, as it cost over $30. The buttstock is made of plastic, the stock adapter piece is made of plastic with threaded brass inserts, and the tube is aluminum. It's expensive, but it's far cheaper than a PSG-1 or MSG-90 stock. It's adjustable for height and length, and allows use of the heavy buffer. It does fill a niche. The only reason for 4 stars is the price.

Excellent quality and fit-up.

Great stock for my rifle ( PTR-91) easy to attach, and easy to use