Rival Arms ST-3X Precision Stock
Rival Arms expands its offering to the precision long-range shooter with its introduction of the new adjustable ST-3X Precision Rifle Stock.
Many precision rifle chassis systems utilize a buffer-tube style attachment based on available AR-15 rifle stock systems; few of these options translate well to precision bolt-action rifles. The ST-3X stock uses the same mounting system but is purpose-built for chassis rifles and creates a narrow profile by using an adjustable cheek riser that passes through stock, which is not possible with typical AR-15 stocks.
The ST-3X Precision stock is proudly made in the USA and is finished with a Type III hardcoat anodized finish. Weighing in at only 28 ounces, the stock is machined from billet aluminum for maximum consistency, strength, and rigidity. Shooters can easily adjust the comb height and length of pull, and the recoil pad can be adjusted vertically and canted to better fit the shoulder “pocket.” The cheek pad is also reversible to fit shooters of all sizes.
The machined aluminum frame of the stock includes a downward-facing M-LOK® slot for monopods or Picatinny-rail sections. Ambidextrous flush cups are also machined into the stock for use with quick-detach sling systems. Similar to an AR-15 stock, the ST-3X installs onto any chassis with a 1-3/16”-16 thread and locks into place with a castle nut (included). An anti-rotation set screw allows builders to properly set the alignment before fully tightening the castle nut.
The ST-3X stock (Item number RA91R101A) is now available on www.rival-arms.com
Key Features: ST-3X CHASSIS RIFLE BUTTSTOCK
- CNC machined from solid billet aluminum
- Skeletonized lightweight body
- Vertical buttpad adjustment to get a perfect fit
- A simple length of pull (LOP) & cheek rest height adjustment
- Integrated M-LOK bag rider or mono-pod attachment point
- QD flush cup sling mount on both right and left side
- 10.25 – 11.75 in adjustments
- MSRP: $236.99
Jeremy Mallette is co-founder of International Sportsman. An avid hunter and outdoorsman, he has spent more than a decade in the outdoor industry, from hiking and camping to silencers and hunting. His father taught him to shoot at age six, and he received his first firearm at age eight — a 1942 Colt Commando .38 special revolver. He enjoys yearly trips to Kansas for pheasant hunting, spending time with his children at the deer lease, and collecting unique firearms.
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