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Honestly, I have moved away from the SW mounts, because they are predicated on using a 14.25" LOP stock, which is absurd unless I'm using NODS, and then it helps me get my face off the gun, as well as having more built in height (due to the 15.5* slope of the recoil tube and the stock's movement along it). I prefer a C-stock run at the mid setting, which is in the goldilocks zone for 5'6"-6'2" or so people, of about 12" LOP. Under NODS, I will extend it to 14.25" for the room off the gun as well as to "increase optic height". When you run an SW mount, though, it puts you too low for a 12" LOP with the C-stock's cheek-weld. What I have moved to is proper 1913 rails + ADM Ti QD mounts. This is perfect on the 12" LOP, and a bit high (but not bad, it equates to about 2.1-2.2" optic centerline on an AR15) fully extended C-stock, which is PERFECT for NODS and passive aiming. Or just a heads-up position if that's your thing without NODS. Also, just chill on adapter plates. I keep hearing nothing but bad about them from the handgun guys. Keep an eye on SW if that's you're thing. I doubt they ignore the P2.

You will need a mount for it. It does not interface with 1913.

My M4 has the PG stock which is easily controllable and great fun to shoot. With that said, I really like the looks of the M4 with the field stock. Not sure why. Would the FS make me a better shooter? Probably not. But it looks good.

probably the best option at the moment, their better than RMR's for multiple reasons! When I get a 2011 soon, that is what will be going on there

Stippling isn’t rocket science. I’ve been doing it since 2007 to the point of being paid for a stint. Having said that, practice a bit on something 1st. Nub mod has a slew of different tips so you don’t look like every green eye’d Glock groupie. Function over form, but I wouldn’t want mine looking identical to everyone else. There are functional, aesthetically pleasing outliers, if you search hard. If I were paying someone, I’d go to someone using a laser and get my monies worth. Good luck

If it weren't stippled I'd be interested. They are not my thing. I do have to admit that is one of the better stippling jobs I've seen on a field stock.