Good, ok, or junk?

I need a stock for a Hawkeye, and they seem to be the quickest option.

Good. I've bought several. I really like how good my 6.8 SPC Ranch turned out with their basic maple stock.

Good to go. Do a skim bed that’ll help. I can’t recall but I believe they have pillars. Look at accurate innovations if your budget allows. It’s a Boyd’s with aluminum bedding block.

That is an awesome rifle. If you ever want to sell that Let me know. Man that’s slick.

Good, I have owned several different styles, Platinum, Thumbhole, Prairie Hunter. Some take a little fitting but nothing a few minutes of sandpapering or Dremeling won’t fix.

Someday I will pony up the $$$ for one of their fancier walnut or maple stocks, but for now, their sub $200 stocks have been serving me well.

Pretty good

I've got two on Ruger M77 Mk. IIs. Both are great stocks. No mods needed.

That's one of my favorite rigs ever. I effing love it. Scottfromgreattasteinrifles.

I’ve had a couple. They were good, but one did need a little fitting.

I've got several Boyd's stocks. I always order them unfinished since I don't care for their finish, and do it myself.

I think their a pretty good stock, I have 6 of them and I can’t say I’ve had a complaint.

I have an AT-One on my 10/22 which I like quite a bit. They're a price point stock - I wouldn't use one on a precision shooting rig, but for a customized upgrade to the factory stock that are relatively affordable

The pilars are a nice option, the stocks overall really good for the money I have 2 of the at one stocks for my kids rifles and they work great gro with the kid so to speak.

They're decent for sure, but you can do better for the money IMO

Stock's Stock with Accublock have impressed me

I've had 2. 1 was good right out of box. 1 was cut funny and the bottom metal had a slight flex in it. Mine did not come with pillars. Pillars and glass have been added. It shoots great but I doubt I'll buy another. For what I paid for the stock and bedding, I could have got something better.

I've had several. I finished this one myself. Very good product at its price point.

Thanks brother. I love that little rifle for my little property in Pittsburg. Killed a hog about month ago at 15 yards in the woods. Woke up a small sounder while walking down the trail. CQH (close quarter hog) is fun.

Had a laminte one a 10/22 a while back and loved it

I am also considering a Boyd's At-One for my lefty 6.5CM carbine on an R700 bdl. I'm not a PRS, just a casual dude that likes a nice cheek weld and simple ergonomics.

I have one on a Ruger American in 22 mag. Great stock and a big improvement over the factory plastic one.

I have a At-One and its okay, I installed pillars and bedded it myself. The only thing I don't like is the squared off angular edges, makes it feel strange and uncomfortable to me. Next one I buy will be Boyds Pro Varmint with an adjustable cheek riser and pillars preinstalled.