I have TRG-22. The stock is very functional and can be adjusted to individual shooter. The trigger is excellent and adjustable in just about every way possible. I shortened the length of pull and the tension on 2nd stage as light as I could get it. I would like it a little lighter but I understand that the manufacturer will probably only allow it to be so light given it is a factory mil spec rifle. The rifle has a place on the bottom of the front of the stock to attach accessories. You can use aftermarket Atlas Bipod with ADM mount which I also use on my OBR 556. All you have to do is purchase the small inexpensive adapter rail that goes in the TRG’s slot under the front of the stock; it’s made by Accu-Shot the same people who make the Atlas bipod. The rifle is very accurate. I think you would have a hard time finding a factory mil spec. rifle that shoots as well as this rifle. Less than 3/4" MOA is easy even without developing a really accurate load and while shooting rounds that fit the magazine. My rifle likes for the bullet to jump and I’ve read that from others too. I’m using Lapula Palma Brass with 450 CCI small rifle magnum primers with 155.5 Berger bullets seated 3.170" from base of case to ogive. This results in a round that is approximately 2.970" which is too long to be magazine feed. The ogive of the particular bullet I’m using now is seated .075" off the first land. I’ve found best powder for my rifle and bullet is Varget. Started at 43 g and am up to 46g with no pressure signs. These hotter loads are reducing MOA to 600 and 800 yards with no loss in accuracy. Will continue to 47g maybe 48g will have to see how testing goes. Customer service at eurOpic is top notch.