Great AR stock. Now with more cool stuff(updated)
If anyone is in the market for a good sliding AR stock check this out, http://www.commandarms.com/product.asp?pID=119&cID=57 . I am putting together another AR and was looking at stocks. I came across this one and the price was inexpensive (I paid less then what they are asking for on their site) compared to other and it looked kinda cool. Well it is very cool. It is very solid and comes with all the parts needed. The butt of the stock is rubber and is shaped very well and sits good on the shoulder. It is a 6 position stock that the 2 longest extensions are too long for me and I am tall. The buffer tube is less then 1/2" longer then the other sliding stock that I have but it still goes as short.
I did not realize this when I ordered the stock but one of the instructors at a rifle class I had a few weeks ago was using the same one and he said he really liked it.
I did not realize this when I ordered the stock but one of the instructors at a rifle class I had a few weeks ago was using the same one and he said he really liked it.
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I had one on an RRA I had a while back.
They are nice.0 -
I'm going to put one on my FN tactical police 12 gauge. I don'y care for the one that's on there now. 0 -
Ok, so here is the CAA stock. 
Now since I am doing AR stuff lets do it all.
I decided to get a new scope for my target AR and when it showed up I could not get it far enough forward for my eye so I got a GGG adapter. I also needed to get new rings since the scope I got is a 30mm vs 1" I needed new rings. I found a nice set of used NF ones at the local gun shop, problem is they were kinda greyish color. Well after another Midway order (I have had several lately) I picked up some Matte Black DuraBake. The DuraBake seems to come out kinda runny and then after baking had a real dull finish. A little clean up with some CLP and they look great. FYI do not do this in your oven when your wife/GF will be home any time soon [:p]. Now it is all mounted up an ready to go, now I just need to get some trigger time on it. The scope is an IOR 4-14x50mm with an MP8 dot reticule in it.
Ok now when I first saw the KNS spade grips I thought they were pretty cheesey since they had them set up on an M16A1 with a bipod in the front and a 20rd mag in the gun. Then a few people bought them and got creative and I decided that I needed one too. This pick is of misc parts I had to set something up to get a pic and a feel for the gun. I am going to put a 24" flat top heavy bbl with a JP muzzle brake on the end and cutting down the pistol grip. Right now I just have my A2 upper on it.
Now since I have bought all of these toys I need to do a little house cleaning so please take a look at these http://gunbroker.com/Auction/SellerAuctions.asp?User=366779 .0 -
Very nice pics![:p] 0 -
Tripod mounted bayonet!!
Just when ya think you've seen everything.
Never cared for collapsable stocks myself, probably because I never had to switch back and forth from being big and tall wearing body armor to short and skinny in a t-shirt, but hey, whatever floats yer boat.
(Nice collection you got going there!)0 -
Thanks for that link!!!! 0 -
quote:Originally posted by MrOrange
Tripod mounted bayonet!!
Just when ya think you've seen everything.
Well I got the idea from the History Channel. They were showing the fully loaded M4 with thermal sights, wired into a helmet, you can see to shoot over/around cover, every battery operated gizmo you could think of on it and for some reason they still had a bayonet attached to it. So I had to leave mine on for the pic too.
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Never cared for collapsable stocks myself, probably because I never had to switch back and forth from being big and tall wearing body armor to short and skinny in a t-shirt, but hey, whatever floats yer boat.
I am hit or miss on them. On the compact rifles I do like the looks of them better and they are nice because you can loose a couple inches in length when transporting them. This one happens to be a 6 position stock but for me there are really 2 positions, shooting or transporting. They can be nice for shooting in the winter when wearing heavy clothing too. On standard rifles I do prefer a solid stock. This one is very solid and that is one of the 2 reasons I like it. The second reason is that butt plate is very non slip and makes for solid placement.
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(Nice collection you got going there!)
Thanks I have been working on it for a while. I currently own 7, but one of them is selling here on GB now. I have 2-3 more that will be replacing it. I have a Target, Late A1, A2, Shorty (shown in the pic is my main shooter other then the target), Colt (the one selling), a OA pistol, and now the DPMS lower that is going to get the heavy upper.
I am looking at an early model Colt SP1 (since the price is right) to add, then I would like to get an M4 (just to show each evolution), and I am working on building a suppressed 9mm gun since it is easy to suppress and cheep to shoot.
Here is the wall taken prior to the new up date:0 -
Here is a couple of pics from yesterday of us shooting. Ran 100 rounds through it with out a problem. This thing will eat up ammo quick.
Here is Travis
Here is Chris doesnt he look happy
Here is me look at all the brass in the air
Notice I left the bayonet off.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Nwcid
On this last pic it looks like you have a snot out of your nose and drool out of your mouth. [}:)]0 -
quote:Originally posted by thesneakyrussian Originally posted by Nwcid
On this last pic it looks like you have a snot out of your nose and drool out of your mouth. [}:)]
And for some reason you seem to think I don't [:D][:D][:D]. That pice of brass "hanging" out of my nose is the only thing I don't like about that pic. It is the only one with that much brass in the air though. We did get the gun a bit warm though.0 -
Now rack it up on a jeep and go play "Rat Patrol"!
For you youngsters out there:
http://www.bigredhair.com/movies/ratpatrol.html
"Notice I left the bayonet off."
Darn!
It'd be good for those drive-by bayonetings the liberals were determined to prevent by banning bayonet lugs.0 -
all that money put into those ar's, and you couldn't pick up a pair of safety glasses, shame shame 0 -
I'm digging the shtf room! Good way to organize your tac vests!
Mine is barried in one of my closets under my body armor.0 -
quote:Originally posted by 1911a1fan
all that money put into those ar's, and you couldn't pick up a pair of safety glasses, shame shame
Yeah I know I should wear glasses, but for some reason I dont. Maybe one of these days I will change my way.0
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