Ace LTD folding stocks

[loki_81]

Anyone know of a dealer in Canada of ACE USA folding modular stock kits?

 

[Suputin]

You talking about the ACE Socom collapsable stock?

 

[Satain]

Brownells specail ordering devision. Or Wolverine can get them in for ya. Also Questar has the UTG version of the folding stock adaptor too.

 

[loki_81]

You talking about the ACE Socom collapsable stock?

I think we're talking about the same thing here, well at least they're from the same company. I'm not too impressed with the Socom, looking more specifically the AR15 M4M Folding Stock Set.

This.

Waiting on a answer to my question from ACE if that's the locking 'push button folding stock mechanism' that does the folding, if not I'll be looking for these parts;

The AR 15 Receiver Block

Push Button Folding Stock Mechanism

If the AR15 M4M Folding Stock Set uses the push button folding stock I'll go with that as it's obviously cheaper than parts gathering.

 

[Urban_Ops]

What rifle are you installing it on?
The folding setup won't work on an Ar-15 unless it is a .22

 

[Paul Morrison]

I think Fabrice at fabsports.ca sells them.

 

[rivetc78]

I bought my 3 ACE stocks from FABSPORTS. He gets some good stuff in...but it goes fast!

 

[fugawi]

I bought my 3 ACE stocks from FABSPORTS. He gets some good stuff in...but it goes fast!

Are those ACE collapsible skeleton stocks? I emailed ACE Ltd wanting to purchase same up here in Canada and was told by Tim Mourning that they did not have a Canadian distributor.

Also when I asked if Wolverine might be able to bring these in, Ryan at Wolverine thought the US State Department would not approve export permits for the collapsible stocks.

 

[rivetc78]

Are those ACE collapsible skeleton stocks? I emailed ACE Ltd wanting to purchase same up here in Canada and was told by Tim Mourning that they did not have a Canadian distributor.

Also when I asked if Wolverine might be able to bring these in, Ryan at Wolverine thought the US State Department would not approve export permits for the collapsible stocks.

Sorry no. Just regular stocks.