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Thread: Light Practical Carbine 1913 Stock - Anyone Interested In This?

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    CGN Regular skidrowe66's Avatar
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    I have a fixed stock adapter that I ordered through Brownells. That being said a “Made in Alberta” option would be most excellent and I could definitely use another one.

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    I would most definitely buy one for both the .223 and .308 if you guys made one

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    Just browsing the net, folding 1913 stocks from the states seem expensive and hard to come by. Spectre seems to an innovative enough company to be able to develop their own at a reasonable cost, perhaps using a combination of 3d printing for the stock, and aluminum fabrication for the folding mechanism and 1913 clamp. In concert with your 1913 buffer tube socket adapter, you would have not only the LPC market potentially buying these, but those with 180 based firearms in both Canada and the U.S. Just a thought

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    I would be interested

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