MARLIN 60 FIBERFORCE STOCK MONTE CARLO Reviews & Ratings

DuPont Extreme Temperature Glass Reinforced Polymer
Matte black finish
Weight: 26 ounces
Ventilated forearm and hand guard
Pistol grip with ambidextrous thumb through the stock
Built in cheek rest
Two sling swivel studs
Easy drop-in installation
Scratch resistant
Weatherproof
Lifetime manufacturer's warranty
Fits Marlin Model 60, 75, 990, etc. Tube or Detachable Mag Models .22LR. Will not fit the Marlin 795

Dress up your Marlin rifle with theAdvanced Technology Marlin Fiber Force Stock and shoot better at the same time. The Marlin Fiber Force Stock features a ventilated forearm and hand guard for a cooler barrel. It weighs only 26 ounces, which makes your rifle more comfortable to carry in the field. The ambidextrous pistol grip has a thumb through the stock feature for a solid grip and has a cheek rest built in the comb for that all-important shooting weld. Two sling swivel studs are built in the stock for easy sling attachment.

The Marlin Fiber Force Stock is made of DuPont’s Extreme Temperature Glass Reinforced Polymer and has a matte black finish to reduce glare. It is easy to install, scratch resistant, weatherproof, and comes with a lifetime manufacturer's warranty.

SPECS: DuPont Extreme Temperature Glass Reinforced Polymer, Matte black finish, weight: 26 ounces, Ventilated forearm and hand guard, Ambidextrous pistol grip, Thumb through stock, Built in cheek rest, Easy drop-in installation, Scratch resistant, Weatherproof, Lifetime manufacturer's warranty. Some Minor Modification may be Required.

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Reviews Summary

Overall, customers appreciate the Marlin 60 Fiberforce Stock for its comfort, ease of installation, and aesthetic appeal. Many find it solid and ergonomic, although some reviewers express frustration over the stock's tendency to snap apart and its front-heavy feel. Nevertheless, most consider it a worthy investment.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Comfort and Ergonomics

67%

Reviewers frequently mention the stock's comfortable pistol grip and overall ergonomic design, enhancing the shooting experience. Many users appreciate the feel of the stock during use, indicating significant satisfaction in this area.

Installation Ease

50%

Customers highlight the straightforward installation process, noting that it typically involves just a screwdriver. This ease of setup contributes to positive reviews, making it accessible for many users.

Durability Concerns

50%

A few reviewers raised issues about the stock's durability, particularly the tendency for it to snap at the clips securing the feed tube and barrel. While some found workarounds, such as using tape, it's a notable concern for a segment of users.

Weight Distribution

50%

Several customers commented on the stock making the rifle front-heavy, affecting its balance when carried with a sling. While not universally a deal-breaker, this factor detracts from the experience for some users.

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Glenfield/Martin model 60

will this stock work on a Glenfield/Martin model 60 with tube feed.

nice stock

I bought this stock for my marlin 60w it fit very well and everyone that has held it loves the way it feels. I bought it in bla k and painted it od green the clearcoat it. Well worth the money and I'm getting ready to buy another one.

bought another one

I liked it enough to buy another one for a marlin 60 I just bought.

Decent for the price

As simple as removing the rifle assembly and trigger from the old stock and installing them with a screwdriver. looks good, feels nice, not bad quality polymer only real downside is the top portion that covers the barrel tends to snap off, not a big deal tho.

Great stock for pistol grip shooters

I have had this stock on my model 60 for about 7 years and thousands of rounds. Like another reviewer said, it does make the rifle a bit front heavy. However, the weight reduction and improved ergonomics more than make up for it. I prefer a pistol-grip style stock and this one doesn't disappoint. The clip on shroud has held up on my gun, you just have to be gentle with it when installing.

It's okay.

This stock is a very solid piece and the pistol grip is very comfortable. The problems are two fold and, for me, both detract significantly from the usefulness. The first issue is that the stock snaps together around the feed tube and barrel. The clips come apart rather easily, necessitating a secondary method of holding them together. I use athletic tape and it works very well, but really, should anyone have to do this? The other issue is that the stock is so light, it makes the gun very front heavy and awkward to carry with a sling.