2 levers on buttstock?
- Thread starter sup_nawh
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if i remember correctly (correct me if im wrong im still an AR newb), its a "friction" clamp. when you adjust it to length desired you squeeze the front lever and it clamps the stock very tightly to the buffer tube making extremely minimal movment.
am i right?
am i right?
It is indeed a Magpul CTR in what looks like flat dark earth.
The large lever (close to the receiver) is for making the length adjustment. The smaller lever is a friction lock which reduces movement of the stock on the buffer tube.
Those levers booth look like they're in the unlock position.
D!NK
The large lever (close to the receiver) is for making the length adjustment. The smaller lever is a friction lock which reduces movement of the stock on the buffer tube.
Those levers booth look like they're in the unlock position.
D!NK
oh i got it backwards i thought the front lever was for the friction lock...all well thanks for clarifying it to me
The front one is the friction lock.
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I always lock mine in, the way I adjust it my trigger finger sits on the friction lock anyways. The MOE I got for my 22 isn't really all that impressive, I wish I had gotten a CTR instead.
The friction lock makes it much more solid feeling, although it may not affect anything but the wiggle can be a little distracting.
Stupid lack of coffee. As Stevo points out I got it backwards. Front lever = friction lock, rear = length adjustment.
This is what i get for posting before noon.
D!NK
