Choate M4 Stock Pictures

[Anonym]

My kids are taking interest in shooting at a very young age, and I would like to nurture that as much as possible.  We've managed to shoot some .22shorts and .22LRs in the yard, but the rifles I have are entirely too long and heavy for them at this point.  I had considered finding a youth rifle or even one of the Hot Shots from TC, but I do have a nice contender with a 16" 22WMR barrel that could possibly work with a shorter buttstock.
I've searched here and the internet and can't seem to find out much information on the Choate M4 stocks.  First of all, does anyone have a picture of one INSTALLED on a rifle?  Also wondering what the LOP range is and what the weight difference is compared to the standard composit stock.  Any information would be greatly appreciated!

[CrazyFisherman]

Here is a picture of the stock on a gun. hope this helps.
http://www.encoreclassifieds.com/index.php?t=msg&th=1728&start=0&
 

[CrazyFisherman]

midway has them
LOP 12 3/4 to 16
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/330441/choate-adjustable-stock-thompson-center-contender-only-rifle-steel-and-synthetic-black

[Anonym]

Thanks, fellas.  Looks a lot better than I thought it would!  As much as I wouldn't mind having one of these, I think I'm going to be going in another direction for the kiddos and getting them an older single-shot .22 that I can cut down to their size.  That way we won't have to haggle over who's turn it is on the Contender!   

[Nuke41]

 
I bought my Grandson a TC Hotshot rifle, its a great little .22, take a look at them!