THe stock is an ATI unit. Adj. cheekpiece, and for fore and aft like on the AR15 unit.There was a slight bit of looseness in this one, but it could be a matter of tightening some screws. There is a rubber pad with a modicum of cushion, also. Should be just right to take any sting out of your warmest loads.
The finish appears to be matte blued all around, save for dull gloss on the bolt. The forend is not one-piece as one might guess. The plastic rails are screwed onto a blackened standard forend. Whether it is also plastic, I couldn't say for sure. But, I couldn't see any woodgrain under the light in the shop. They are as obnoxious to one's hand as on the AR/Ak forends. So, the usual rubber caps take care of that. The muzzle break seems to be standard AR, also. This dealer is also a Class III purveyor, and confirmed that .30 cans screw right on with ease.
Cycling appeared typical for the 464. Smooth like a Marlin, without the slop of a modern 94. Safety, likewise, hideously tight..
OH, it does feel fine when shouldered and sighted, despite the odd stock. It's very functional. Other than that, not much more to report. Tagged at $455.
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If you pull the trigger, and it fires, and hits at the POA, and then fires again....who's to complain? 
