The stock section seen in the pictures is well defined and features several raised panels that should provide plenty of surface area to dig into the shoulder. It’s all one piece of polymer, which isn’t abnormal, what is odd is how slippery it is. While I was checking out the overall features of the stock one thing caught my attention more than the sling swivel mounts, and that is the rear butt pad section of the stock. Strike Industries didn’t forget the traditionalists and added a slot neatly positioned so you can feed your sling loop through the stock also.
The Viper CQB stock also comes with two quick detach sling swivel mounts at the rear of the stock so shooters can mount their sling from either side of the stock. Since I have no body armor or any intention to getting any I was unable to test this theory. The information I was given was that the forward angle of the lower section would help when shouldering the rifle while wearing body armor.
One the stock was securely place on the mil spec buffer tube I began to examine it and how the forward angled bottom section of the stock fits against the shoulder. Installing the stock was exactly like installing any other adjustable AR-15 style stock, no surprises there. Colors Available: Black & Flat Dark Earth
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