No comparison, but I do have the Spike Camp.
It’s heavy, not the gun I’d like to carry out in the field. I have a bipod on mine, that’s a good way to shoot it.

 

Do you have the heavy barrel. I'm using a regular carbine weight barrel with a suppressor for my ground squirrel rig. Wanting a more comfortable stock than the thin gray synthetic one it came with.

 

Mine is the FV SR. With low rings on the pic rail, the comb is in the right place.

I have an older base model Mark II still in the OEM plastic, and I’d rather carry it. It’s plenty accurate. Just harder to group lots of bullets in one place.

I REALLY like the Hogue stocks on my Rugers.

 

This is for a 10/22.

 

Yep. That’s why I brought up the Hogue.😉
The two on the lower right, and the Takedown left center.

 

A spike camp works great with my 10/22 BUT. That was after I took 4-1/4” inches off the forearm (keeping the forearm angle) and redrilled the sling stud into the slope. Free floats my sporter barrel. Very accurate.

 

Did you cut it off for weight reduction? I'm planning on using a sporter barrel with a fairly heavy suppressor.

 

Thanks for the input. I handled one of the birch stocks a couple of days ago. Nice look and definitely more ridgid than what I have now. Mine shoots great on squirrels but I find my right wrist getting cramped after about 4-5 hrs of shooting off my tripod. I have a Boyds thumb hole on a Savage mkii and really like the feel. We shoot a lot of rounds every day. The rancher loves us. We love the opportunity to shoot.

 

We shoot a lot of rounds every day. The rancher loves us. We love the opportunity to shoot.

I was on a fencing job out near Elko a few decades back…older rancher, kids moved out, and so, the pot guts were running rampant. We camped in one of his fields. Asked and got permission…just don’t shoot toward the house! 😅
We’d shoot every day, at meal breaks. Went through a brick and a half, by the time we left, you had to HUNT for a target, they were no longer easy to find.

 

I went through over 700 rounds of just 22lr this year and over 8000 last year. They were still thick the last half day we shot. We start shooting about 0800 and don't usually quit until 0600 pm.