Now that some people have had some time to try the A Cat Stocks on the market for their AR
What do you think of them
Recommendations? (I'm thinking about getting one)
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Now that some people have had some time to try the A Cat Stocks on the market for their AR
What do you think of them
Recommendations? (I'm thinking about getting one)
They all suffer from being stuck with the grip shape they come with,as we all have very different hands this is a real issue.
What grip have you been running? And how have you found it?
This info would help with recommending a stock.
I've used a Ergo Grip and RRA Operator Stock
The ergo is fairly slim,so as long as you did not find it to small you should be happy with a Speer mags stock or even better the NZ made tube stock that reloaders sell. I find the Speer mags stock has my face a little low as it's fairly thin material but some others like this. Would be probably 5mm lower than what you have now.
Nothing beats trying something in real life if you can?
Or you could spend the $ that a stock would cost you towards upgrading your security if needed and get your E endorsement while the cops are just handing them out for free.
Whats the Servo Stock like?
That's the one from reloaders I'm recommending-I have the now e cat version and love it. As it's made by a good sort in NZ (not sure if he is on this forum) you could possibly get him to make you one using your ergo grip rather than the A2 grip they come standard withQuote:
Originally Posted by faregame
I'm guessing you were meaning to link to this oneQuote:
Originally Posted by Trevs
http://www.reloaders.co.nz/Servo+A-C...&category_id=0
maybe not ^^
Quote:
Servo A-Category Stock For AR10
This only fits a 308 AR10. It will not fit an AR15.
Fair call,wonder why? Have seen a stock like this-from the same folks on a .223 and I have stocks that have been on both ar15 and ar10 rifles
Receiver dimensions are different on "AR10" style guns vs AR15, so a thumbhole will not fit both. Different length of pull with a fixed stock.
And not the same between all "AR10" variations either.
Never out two and two together there, only ever put normal style stocks both,learn something new every dayQuote:
Originally Posted by gimp
Still, for the OP servo have made some ar15 style stocks this way so it could be worth contacting them directly
Reloaders definitely have them for the'15 as well. The other good thing about these is the bottom piece runs in the base and all the way up the grip and is resined in so won't crack like the GC plastic welded ones.
on a side note, why do I need my mssa and not just a sporting rifle? Just filling out the paperwork.
Put down that it is a sporting rifle and that political games have forced you to take this action.
Others have done this
It's a out dated question in the current climate.
When I did mine I wrote "fun" but that was a long time ago.
You could write that you use a semi auto for pest hunting on terrain that makes a rifle with modern ergonomics the most safe and ethical choice
Or join nzsra directly,or thru an affiliated club-this has always been seen as a valid reason
Any one have contact details for Servo?
Posts on here as GLU or something like that
Servo is the name we used to manufacture the original stock but are in the process of rebranding our main company as AIL ( Anodising Industries Limited ) so all products are now going to me marketed as AIL .
We are currently a wholesale distributor for our firearms products and sell to firearms dealers , shops and gunsmiths .
The AR stocks have been a hard one , keeping up with demand has been impossible and we were caught by surprise with how many we have had to manufacture but we are slowly getting on top of things and hopefully we will start to get ahead . We will be sending out the last of some back orders this week so most shops that sell our stocks should have them in store soon .
do you sell the lower tube with the grip seperately? as i already have one of the servo stocks, and wish to be able to use it in both configurations.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glu
I like this stock - assume it is a custom made job with a bit of plastic welding involved
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http://www.reloaders.co.nz/index.php...roduct_id=5393Quote:
Originally Posted by Shamus
Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't Muzzle Brakes now part of the MSSA rules
Update: I'm wrong seems Flash Hiders are part of the MSSA rules