I needed some taller posts for my gun and ordered some from Stock Positioning. Got them in.They were the right height, but the bolt hole was not vertical, and it was drilled at an angle and was offset. A complete mess and no way to use them. I called and talked to the owner, maybe Joe and he seemed not to believe me, and told me to mail them back and he would take a look at them. I did and he did. Said his contractor had been doing shoddy work lately and he would send me some new ones .Well I never got the new ones, so after a couple months I called back. After having to refresh his memory, he did remember me. He apologized and said his memory hadn't been too good lately. He then told me that he had a brain cancer and maybe a tumor and needed more operations and would send the posts to me. Thats been about a year ago, never got them and that's fine. After what he told me, I felt kinda small. Maybe God was showing me the difference between trivial and important. I hope he is doing better. Mike
Firewater
I wonder if you spoke to Ray Braun or Joe Leone? That's too bad. I always enjoyed talking with Joe, for sure.
My wife passed from brain cancer. She slowly lost her memory then muscle control. Hers was the terminal type. No one survives. Terrible disease.
I have used their products for 18 years. Always had good luck with everything. The last couple years I have probably ordered 12-15 of the various products. Couple of the adjustable LOP recoil units, and 5-6 each of the LOP adjustable pad plates, and non-LOP adjustable pad plates.
Only issue I have had is with the LOP adjustable pad plates. He has gone away from the original design where the whole 1" shaft is threaded and screws in/out to adjust LOP. now it is a ribbed shaft that slides in and out and has a single set screw. Even with blue locktite it is difficult to get it to stay locked in place.
Only issue I have had is with the LOP adjustable pad plates. He has gone away from the original design where the whole 1" shaft is threaded and screws in/out to adjust LOP. now it is a ribbed shaft that slides in and out and has a single set screw. Even with blue locktite it is difficult to get it to stay locked in place.
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