Adjustable VR Gunstock Compatiable for Meta Quest 3/ Quest 3S Gun Stock|Magnetic Attachment|Adjuatale Length|Controller Pitch & Yaw Angles Tunable|Made for Meta Quest Series

It is a lot better than you’d think! Using with a quest 3.It seems flimsy, but after a month of semi constant, heavy use, it’s held strong. The magnets are great for shorter or longer guns, and once you get used to it they cone together with a good snap. (Can be loud if released past a certain distance) The strap does its job and is good quality.The slots are misaligned, but it doesn’t impact most games. The easy fix is rotating the forward arm to be in line. The customizability is great for different games and guns.The only difficult part I have seen is the forward controller slot is a bit loose for quest 3 controllers, but it’s rare to have it get loose in motion.I would definitely recommend, it has increased my immersion in the games I’ve used it.

I recently purchased the Adjustable VR Gunstock to use with my VR setup, and it has been a game-changer for my virtual reality shooting games! Whether I'm playing intense shooter games like "Onward" and "Breachers" or battling hordes of zombies in games like "The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners," this gunstock has significantly improved my experience.The adjustable design allows for a comfortable and customized fit, ensuring that I can play for extended periods without any discomfort. The added stability and support make aiming and shooting much more precise, giving me a competitive edge in multiplayer matches. The build quality is top-notch, and it feels sturdy and durable, even during the most intense gameplay sessions.If you're a fan of VR shooter games, I highly recommend giving this Adjustable VR Gunstock a try. It's a worthwhile investment that will elevate your gaming experience to the next level!

It points the controller 15-20 degrees off to the left causing the gun to not look correct in game. Ordering a vrx-15 instead so I can pivot the controller.The way its adjustable does not reflect a real stock. It feels okay holding it. Face rest doesn't position well.

Design allows for game play to be continuous without the controllers coming off easily. Everything is adjustable so it’s easy to personalize

I recently purchased the X-Super Home Adjustable VR Gunstock. I am a fan of a lot of X-Super Home's VR related accessories and have bought and used many of them in the past. This one has just a few small caveats, but it is still a solid buy in my opinion.The first thing I will say is a positive about this gunstock is the ease of assembling and getting it ready. This only took a couple of minutes to put together and get fine tuned to my liking with a few options for face pad height adjust, rotation of the main body compared with the shoulder stock, and the should strap length (which is absolutely a must for playing). Secondly, upon getting it prepared, I definitely took a moment to appreciate the overall design. This is a good looking product! It is sturdy, has a great shape and color, the shoulder strap has some built in padding, the face rest has a leather pad for comfort, and the magnets that hold the front piece of the stock to the rest of it (allowing for breakaway mechanics, we'll get back to that shortly) are very strong and easy to use.As a function test, I play a whole lot of first person shooter games. This gunstock has a definite large size to it overall as far as the length goes. I'm finding it works well for games with constant combat (e.g. Contractors, Onward, VAIL, etc) but is a little more difficult to use for games like Ghosts of Tabor, Contractors Showdown, Arizona Sunshine, or Breachers, games that have you doing more than just holding and using a gun. For these, it does get a little difficult to have as much maneuverability such as pulling a backpack from your back and adding or retrieving items from it or using melee weapons against zombies or what have you. That being said, for all of the games, accuracy and steadiness is a game changer. I feel like the rest might come with time and practice with the product and finagling the shoulder strap length and such a bit more. The breakaway magnets aid in these efforts making everything from item retrieval to reloading your weapons certainly much easier to do by pulling the front controller and portion of the gunstock away from the rest of the gunstock and reaching separately with your dominant hand. Overall, the positives far outweigh the negatives for this item!But yes, there are a few small negatives. I talked about the length of the stock being a bit long. If you are using submachine guns in game or things of that nature, it becomes a bit more difficult for your hands to line up just right. It's also a bit of a nightmare with melee opportunities. Retrieving a pistol off of my hip has taken some adjusting and trying to accommodate differently than I normally would, so it has slowed me down a bit in combat intensive moments. I still think this issue can be overcome with use and routine. It is also a bit difficult to line up the front portion of the gunstock back with the back portion when reconnecting it using the magnets without having to try to peek out beneath the headset. This too will just take some getting used to over time. Other issues are that the wrist straps really benefit from being removed which I feel makes that front portion when not attached a little more likely to be flung about somewhere 🤣. There is also one design issue that would be hard to avoid. The way the shoulder strap connects to the back of the gun and that same area being the part that snugs up against your shoulder and also potentially your face makes it feel like the strap gets in the way a bit. I don't feel like I can actually use the shoulder pad because the strap is in the way.Yes, these things are a bit of a detractor, but I stand by my original statement that, overall, the product is worth it. Especially for its price point! There aren't many comparable VR gun stocks out there that are this affordable and this well made. It will absolutely increase your accuracy and your steadiness in many of the games. The magnet mechanic is fun and intuitive. A lot of my problematic scenarios can be overcome overall by playing with it and getting used to it. All in all, I give it 4 stars easily. 4.5 if I could.

Grips:Closest grip is to low so its hard to get a comfortable grip with the bar being there.Controllers need to be pushed in firmly or else they will wobble and be useless in aiming or even moving around. Once you push them in they will still fall right out at a certain angle. Problematic when you need to freely use the controller and place it back.WeightI found that it put to much weight on the wrist closet to my body in a awkward way I never felt pressure on my wrist before. Pretty much it weighs to much in general but all of the weight (front and back) is put on the one wrist because you have to hold the entire thing with it at that awkward angle and I don't have a weak wrist. Could not properly offset the weight to the shoulder because if I tried to pull the further handgrip back that portion with the magnets would wobble or just come apart. Trying to offset by pulling the closer grip just resulted in me still holding most of the weight on the wrist no matter how I adjusted it. I ended up removing the entire back part while I waited for a different gun stock to come.Magnetic bar:Seems like it should work to free your hand but the grips will just fall out or loosen making them wobble, its heavy and you got that 6+ inches of plastic and while the magnets are strong its just not easy to blindly attach it back to all points along the plastic because if you don't it will wobble and be useless for aiming. I say the magnets are strong but due to how sensitive aiming is to moving it still wobbles with little pressure.After I removed the entire back part I could at least work with it but overall I could not use it for the two / three fps games I have. I got the glisto in yesterday and it resolved all of these problems.