The stock does have a few scuffs but it does not take away from the mechanical locking of the receiver into the stock and the ability to tension the front furrele that improves accuracy. The stock functioned perfectly with many other adjustments for length of pull, grip and cheek height. The only reason why I'm selling it is I've gone back to the wooden stock for competitions. A Sadlak scope mount is also included in this price. To be clear this is the second iteration of the stock that was well over $1,000 new and is no longer being produced. Feel free to reach out with any questions