Hi folks, I am anxiously awaiting my new S&W M&P 15 Sport 2, and am already thinking of changing some things on it. The black plastic furniture on it is IMHO really fugly. Does anyone know of a source, preferably in Canada, of a wood furniture set ? I am half tempted to make the pieces myself, have a lathe and the tools, but can't seem to figure out how to drill the holes for the buffer tube and handguard !
Does anyone know where to get wood furniture for an AR ?
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BeaverMeat
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The "plastic fantastic" furniture is the whole idea behind Stoner's design. If you wanted a wood stocked semi-auto why did you buy an AR-15? Just an honest question.
A Ruger Mini-14 has a wood stock.
A Ruger Mini-14 has a wood stock.
We have the Boyd's stocks here in both nutmeg and pepper laminates
#1bcshooter
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According to your website & your search engine you don't ?
Sakoman .308
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Some AR's look pretty great with wood furniture IMOHO. Please post pics after you get set up.
BeaverMeat
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I'm a traditionalist... put plastic on it. Lol.
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+1 on the Ironwood Designs. They look a lot better than the Boyd's stock sets in my opinion.
BattleRife
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Ironwood was the original and, I think, best version of a wood stocked AR-15. Unfortunately, that section of their website is currently down so one can't see what the current offerings are.
Travis Bickle
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Ironwood was the original and, I think, best version of a wood stocked AR-15. Unfortunately, that section of their website is currently down so one can't see what the current offerings are.
Not going to lie.
THAT one looks pretty sweet.
I'm a keep my A1 USGI scarred up plastic on my sweet trusty M16A1 clone though.
Guarantee that wood is adding much more weight than is required to a perfectly balanced and light weight rifle.
Ironwood was the original and, I think, best version of a wood stocked AR-15. Unfortunately, that section of their website is currently down so one can't see what the current offerings are.
Slick looking rifle! Definitely a form over function and very much a personal preference. As a show pice why not!
Ironwood was the original and, I think, best version of a wood stocked AR-15. Unfortunately, that section of their website is currently down so one can't see what the current offerings are.
Very, very nice. If I wanted an AR, that would be the one.
