Coolest M14 stock in existence

JAE-100

I just ordered one last night, directly through JAE. Lead time is 14-16 weeks right now. But damn if that ain't the sexiest stock I've ever seen. Read the specs and features on their website; it isn't just eye candy.

It's $699 for the base stock, extra to get colour-matching accessories (cheek pad, etc) if you don't go with black. I went with black.

I don't know how well it shoots yet; it's gonna be 14-16 weeks before I get mine.

That said, however, besides looking awesome, the stock significantly improves accuracy, especially on standard M14-style rifles (like my M1A standard). It uses titanium lugs for a positive locking fit between the barreled receiver assembly and the stock. The stock itself has a precision-machined aluminum skeleton on the inside, and a composite exteriour. When you place your order, they request your receiver's manufacturer (as well as your barrel type and length), and the year it was made, so they can custom machine your stock to fit your receiver and barrel precisely.

The upshot of this is that there's no bedding required; whenever you disassemble and reassemble, everything locks in place with adjustable tension for a perfect, repeatable bedding between the rifle and the aluminum skeleton of the stock.

For non-bedded standard rifles like my M1A, it should drastically improve potential accuracy.

Does it give the M14 a +4 damage on terrorists? Increase your mana by 12, with a 50% critical hit probability?

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No, but it is enchanted with Seeking (ignores concealment and all other miss chances), and adds an extra d10 to damage.

I guess you didn't read that this stock is comprised of both composite and aluminum for the internal skeleton...


And while I like a good wooden stock as much as the next guy, composite will never warp, rot, split, crack, grow mildew, or expand and contract with humidity.

Thanks Mark, I certainly look forward to getting it.

I considered the fact that the JAE is heavy, and is unweildy for carrying with a sling.. but since I'm building my rifle up to be a mainly stationary tack driver, those factors are largely irrelevant. I actually looked at the Troy MCS too, but that's a stock that'd see much better use in a CQB/carbine weapon setup. I might eventually make an M1A in that style too... but I need a DMR first.


000Buck: Certainly will-do.

I look at it this way. I won't have it for another 4 months, and during those 4 months, all I have to do is put in maybe two hours of overtime per week at work; then I will have paid for the stock, with money to spare.


That stock is definitely worth an extra two hours of work per week for a few months.

That a 10-round magazine?!? Oh the horror!


J/K, I noticed where you're located. My condolences.

Yours looks amazing. Question, what receiver do you have, and what kind of scope mount is that?