the sliding is harder than the normal stock, nothing major though. You will have to cut one of the rods that blocks the ejection port when the stock is collapsed though. I'd say half an inch should clear it. Defn less wiggle than the original stock.
Got my GSG-16 today what a pile of
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the sliding is harder than the normal stock, nothing major though. You will have to cut one of the rods that blocks the ejection port when the stock is collapsed though. I'd say half an inch should clear it. Defn less wiggle than the original stock.
it still locks in both the 'halfway' and 'extented' positions solidly though.. its just that if you swing the lever and pull on it, it will pop out. I'm sure something can be done to add a stop though. I'm just lazy, and dont really care about it to try and fix it.
Heck if I was BCL i'd call that a 'feature'... lol
Just gonna leave these here...
SOOOO much better than the stock, stock. Also feels sturdier when shouldering it.
The stock rails are metal, the OEM ones aren't. My gun's now 87% plastic and 13% metal.. lol
https://www.evike.com/products/28357/. 10$ USD shipping got it to me within a week.
This stock does go forward more than the OEM one, you'll have to cut off a little section so it clears the ejection window. (You can see this in the first pic)
Next step, 'fixing' those front rails/guard so it look better.
Not gonna lie, stock looks real good
- Location
- Nova Scotia
a fixed stock option would also be extremo-coolioas the barrel would stop at the guard in the front:
I like that... I got a fixed stock coming, may have to order that.. Or get both.
- Location
- Nova Scotia
c'mon now, from where?
Her o Outdoors. airsoft one.
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thebutcher
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- Calgary, Alberta
Would be interested if a solid mp5 airsoft stock would fit on?
And if I put on a solid stock could we shorten the barrel any?
And if I put on a solid stock could we shorten the barrel any?
Also looking for a fixed stock.
But as far as I understand it we can't chop the barrel even we install a fixed stock, it has to come that way from the manufacturer in order for us to be able to chop the barrel... someone correct me if I'm wrong.
But as far as I understand it we can't chop the barrel even we install a fixed stock, it has to come that way from the manufacturer in order for us to be able to chop the barrel... someone correct me if I'm wrong.
correct.
The barrel has to be originally manufactured in the length you want. Does not have to be a specific manufacturer... A person could built it from scratch and it would be ok. The key here is that the barrel(s) can't be modified/altered from an already existing barrel.
I'm looking to see if gsg-5/522 short barrels would work on the -16.
Any business: I see an opportunity here for someone to manufacture these short barrels from blanks... wink wink
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In other words- it has to come from GSG with a shorter barrel and oal over 660mm to be kosher. Replacing the barrel is still a no no.
I disagree with that interpretation that swapping a factory part with a factory part creates a prohibited firearm. The 2 examples of alterations (sawing and cutting) indicate alterations as "modifies an existing" part. Otherwise anyone with a restricted AR-15 swapping from a long barrel to a short barrel creates a prohibited AR-15 (to refute a common rebuttal: if something is prohibited first it can't be restricted, so just because an AR-15 is prescribed restricted you can still make it a prohibited firearm), or if you have a regular old restricted 18" M1 carbine 36" OAL swapping to the paratrooper stock creates a prohibited firearm as it is about 25" OAL.
