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Tippyman · 10-04-2012, 16:37

I was going to do an ACE ultralight stock, and when it is mounted at a perfect straight line the guy in that thread said it was uncomfortable and preferred a slight downward slant, and added a shim to achieve that.

Most factory AK's have a slight downward angle to their stocks:

Whereas the ACE ultralight mounted on a flat-backed receiver would look like this:

So, he added an angled shim to match the factory angle:

It's not an AK, but you get the idea. A slight angle may not be a bad thing is all I'm saying.

10-04-2012, 16:37	#15
Tippyman Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 162	I was going to do an ACE ultralight stock, and when it is mounted at a perfect straight line the guy in that thread said it was uncomfortable and preferred a slight downward slant, and added a shim to achieve that. Most factory AK's have a slight downward angle to their stocks: Whereas the ACE ultralight mounted on a flat-backed receiver would look like this: So, he added an angled shim to match the factory angle: It's not an AK, but you get the idea. A slight angle may not be a bad thing is all I'm saying. Last edited by Tippyman; 10-04-2012 at 16:39..