Mesa Precision Altitude Stock Review, By Ryan Furman

[Justin Crossley]

@FURMAN tested out the Mesa Precision Altitude stock and put this video review together. Check it out!

Mesa Precision Altitude Stock Review - Long Range Only

Mesa Precisions Arms Altitude Stock Review by Ryan Furman. Mesa Altitude stock video review will help you decide.

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[Magnett]

Hi Ryan, thank you for the review. I have the Alterra carbon stock and its easy to see the difference between the negative combs of the two. My Alterra has good shoulder contact when prone.
I am not sure the Alterra stock is available generally as it once was. A perusal of Alterra's web page suggests those stock are now primarily for the Alterra rifle packages.

 

[wapitibob]

I get the muzzle flip with mine; better after 400 rounds and a muzzle break but will be replacing it.

 

[SpudHunter]

My stock is a 3” center on the swing swivels. What rail did you find that fit it. Been trying to find a small enough one.

 

[mullmann]

My stock is a 3” center on the swing swivels. What rail did you find that fit it. Been trying to find a small enough one.

I used a McMillan 4” and on my other stock I used an Srs rail.

McMillan 4" Forearm Picatinny Rail

McMillan 4 inch Picatinny Rail for mounting on rifle stocks with dual front sling studs with a 3 inch hole spacing.

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SRS Picatinny Rail- Long - Unknown Munitions

4.25″, .71 oz The SRS long picatinny rail has a standard sling stud and an integrated QD flush cup. It has a curved bottom for standard stock applications but also works great on flat bottom chassis applications. It is 4.25” OAL and has bolt spacing of 1.25”-3.25”. Weight is .71 oz. and 10-32...

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