I recently bought two shoulder stocks for my KWC M712.
One from Amazon, the other from SARCO.
The pics tell the story.
The Amazon stock is cheaply made and a poor fit to the gun. Lots of cutting and fiddling would be needed to get the gun to fit into the stock. Also, the attachment to the pistol is loose and sloppy. Attachment hardware is held in with two wood screws. Spring-loaded release does not have enough travel to properly lock into the gun.
The SARCO stock is beautifully finished and the pistol fits into it perfectly. Also, the attachment is solid with only a little wiggle (much like a real 712). Attachment hardware is secured with screws that pass all the way through the stock. Spring-loaded release locks into the gun securely.
SARCO is a lot more expensive but you get what you pay for.
The pistol does not come with the hole for the latch, you need to drill this yourself but it's an easy job.
One from Amazon, the other from SARCO.
The pics tell the story.
The Amazon stock is cheaply made and a poor fit to the gun. Lots of cutting and fiddling would be needed to get the gun to fit into the stock. Also, the attachment to the pistol is loose and sloppy. Attachment hardware is held in with two wood screws. Spring-loaded release does not have enough travel to properly lock into the gun.
The SARCO stock is beautifully finished and the pistol fits into it perfectly. Also, the attachment is solid with only a little wiggle (much like a real 712). Attachment hardware is secured with screws that pass all the way through the stock. Spring-loaded release locks into the gun securely.
SARCO is a lot more expensive but you get what you pay for.
The pistol does not come with the hole for the latch, you need to drill this yourself but it's an easy job.
