Factory install stocks on BB guns used in this competition may be shortened or lengthened, and the butt may be roughed, to provide a non-slip surface.

Factory install stocks on BB guns used in this competition may be shortened or lengthened, and the butt may be roughed, to provide a non-slip surface.

• A. Factory stocks may be shortened or lengthened and butt roughed for non-slip.
• B. Factory stocks may not be adjusted.
• C. Only the fore-end may be adjusted.
• D. Stocks must be replaced with aftermarket units.

Answer: (A)

Getting a proper fit and grip is allowed as long as you stay with the factory stock. You can shorten or lengthen the stock to achieve the right cheek weld and shoulder position, and you can roughen the butt so it doesn’t slip during aiming. This is exactly what the rule permits: adjustments to the factory stock to improve fit and grip, without introducing aftermarket parts or altering other components. So, the correct idea matches the allowance to modify the factory stock for fit and non-slip grip. Other options would restrict adjustments or require aftermarket replacements, which goes beyond what the rule allows.

Getting a proper fit and grip is allowed as long as you stay with the factory stock. You can shorten or lengthen the stock to achieve the right cheek weld and shoulder position, and you can roughen the butt so it doesn’t slip during aiming. This is exactly what the rule permits: adjustments to the factory stock to improve fit and grip, without introducing aftermarket parts or altering other components.

So, the correct idea matches the allowance to modify the factory stock for fit and non-slip grip. Other options would restrict adjustments or require aftermarket replacements, which goes beyond what the rule allows.