Often times when you see a feature, you need inquire as why that feature is there. It may have a purpose.
I like the concept of this rifle, but why the sow belly fore stock and canoe paddle butt stock? Is there a purpose?
Could the high straight line of the spine of the buttstock be to better manage recoil-straight back versus muzzle flip up. Or perhaps to accommodate scope mounting?
Sow belly fore stock, more gripping surface to control recoil?
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