Subassembly Buttstock

A subassembly buttstock refers to a component of a firearm, specifically the stock or the rear portion of the gun that is held against the shoulder when firing. It is called a subassembly because it is a separate part that can be detached from the rest of the firearm for maintenance or customization purposes. The buttstock provides support and stability to the shooter, helping to absorb recoil and improve accuracy. It typically includes a shoulder pad or recoil pad for added comfort. Buttstocks come in various designs and materials, such as wood, synthetic, or metal, and can be adjustable or fixed, depending on the firearm's intended use and the shooter's preferences.