If that is the Axiom stock with the "recoil reducing" hinge and spring in the middle, then I'm sorry but goes against everything I understand to be necessary for consistent accuracy.
The early versions had an adjustable length butt, which might be useful, but new export regulations mean the current models cannot be adjusted without tools.
I think the money would be much better spent on the Bell and Carlsson synthetic stock option with integral alloy bedding, which should also give a useful weight reduction. If that is too pricey then the rubber Hogue stock is good, provided you buy the one with the alloy skeleton and bedding, not the giveaway plastic version.
The original laminate stock is pretty good, but so much better if you have it fitted with pillars and bedded. Thats what I'd do.