Has anyone heard of this M14 stock before?

[CrabPirate]

The JAE-100, looks like in runs $600 without the handguard and 660 with. Look at this beauty!

Here is a photo with specs from their website (WARNING! it's a huge image so dial-up might weep at the amount of data)
http://www.jae100.com/assets/images/autogen/a_JAE-100_Spec-2.gif
and if OD green isn't your sort of thing, check out this, it's a photo of all the different available colors.
http://www.jae100.com/assets/images/autogen/a_JAE-100_Colors.jpg

Do any of you own one of these, or have had any experience with them? I don't know about function, but they look amazing!

I have a sneaking suspicion if anyone owns one of these it's probably Fred!

Anyways, I saw this online last night and thought some of you might be interested.

-James G.

 

[rscalzo]

I'm shot M1A's equipped with the stock. It has a built in bedding system but it is expensive and HEAVY. It is also in very limited supply.

 

[PatMcD]

I've spent less than that on a complete M14 rifle.

 

[MassMark]

The JAE is a sweet set-up...Though it looks neat-o, I'm not sure how functional it would be on a rifle designed for CQB. The one I used was mated with a Standard Loaded and let me tell you, it's bulky and heavy, but man does it hang onto the rifle nicely! I think it's great if you like to do long range bench/prone shooting, but hauling around this package for any length of time will strain your groin....

As for cost, I spent $675.00 on my Troy MCS and would do it again in a heartbeat. The accuracy gain, coupled with the functional gain was well worth the investment. The Troy MCS is not for everyone, (M1A/M14 purists cringe), but I absolutely love it.

 

[crak]

I love the look of that stock and wanted to get one for my scout until I found out how heavy it was.

 

[Snapshot]

I have it. Are you going to the pumpkin shoot?

 

[CrabPirate]

Sure am! Does that mean I'll finally be able to try one of those badboy's out? I can't wait!