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M14 folding stock price check
- Thread starter wlly
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mikebaker1129
CGN Regular
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- TEXAS, U.S.A
Depends on the make .
A Mc milllan will set you back some serious $
A Reese about $300-400 U.S.
There is a new company selling a modified USGI fiberglass stock with AR folding stock hardware on gunbroker.
Vltor was making one selling for, I believe $450 the last gunshow that I had seen.
I am sure there is a make or 2 that escapes me at the moment . Please feel free to correct me if I left something out .
A Mc milllan will set you back some serious $
A Reese about $300-400 U.S.
There is a new company selling a modified USGI fiberglass stock with AR folding stock hardware on gunbroker.
Vltor was making one selling for, I believe $450 the last gunshow that I had seen.
I am sure there is a make or 2 that escapes me at the moment . Please feel free to correct me if I left something out .
Depends on the make .
A Mc milllan will set you back some serious $
A Reese about $300-400 U.S.
There is a new company selling a modified USGI fiberglass stock with AR folding stock hardware on gunbroker.
Vltor was making one selling for, I believe $450 the last gunshow that I had seen.
I am sure there is a make or 2 that escapes me at the moment . Please feel free to correct me if I left something out .
i saw one on fleabay years ago for 900 us- it was one of the beretta ones, that folded to the side, and had the extra brace on the bottom- it's big deal was that it had the wood uncracked- now, before you go off the "deep end" , ( i;ve got the same one, btw, you should know a couple of things- 1- they ARE UNCOMFORTABLE- all you got is a 1/2 inch wide plate with a bit of rubber attached against your shoulder
2 they take a LONG TIME to bring into action compared to a conventional stock- you have to push the button, unfold the stock, lock the brace
3 there is no proper cheekpiece or weld- just a metal rod
there is also a company out there called reese that makes these without the lower brace,and they're even worse
a lot of people get a TELESCOPING stock confused with a FOLDING STOCK- the TELESCOPING STOCK is like the one on the ar carbines, - ie it DOESN'T FOLD TO THE SIDE- it can't in the ar series b/c of the BUFFER TUBE-
