stocks

Well if your loving the remote then get a stock. If you want to put the tank back on your gun then get a drop. I had a stock. Played with it for awhile, took it off. Put my drop back on and have not switched. Then I sold my marker.

Well, it depends on how you like to play. I have the collapsible carbine stock. I keep it collapsed in tight for movement, then if I'm taking long shot I'll open it out a bit. It definitely helps stabilize the marer. Of course, my setup is more of a woodsball configuration; almost a scenario marker.

One problem you'll find with the stock is taht you won't be able to drop your head enough to look down the barrel. In my case, I have te flatline, which helps raise it up to a more viewable point. I had a red-dot aimpoint sight on it as well, but found that in combat I enver actaully used it; watching the balls was far easier. I've replaced it with a 4x air rifel scope so that instead I'll at least have something I can use to spot enemies at a distance, or take a closer look at something that looks suspicious in the woods.

I think my stock is a godsend. It feels far more comfortable (I'm military, and hence used to real rifles), and really does tighten my aim up. Ultimately, though, it's up to you. Try it out and see how it feels. Another nice thing is that having a stock just makes a gun look a lot better- the intimidation factor can be useful, and is not to be underestimated. ;)

yo dude u wanna know y u cant aim with a stock????YOU NEED TO GET A RAISED SIGHT RAIL. then you can use it
and get a solid stock if u play woodsball or dont get one at all u know wat i mean.
well there u go man