Featureless Grip and Stock Options

[SISKIN]

I have used both Resurgent Arms & Sparrow grips ... My vote is for Resurgent Arms fits better in My hand

[Jimi Jah]

2. Second, the way the Magpul fixed stock attaches to the buffer tube would not give my thumb enough clearance to wrap around the grip.

The Magpul fixed carbine stock comes with two different end caps. One is flush and will block the thumb wrap, the other is cut out and clears easily. I have several of those here, they work great and fix tighter than a pinned stock.

I drilled out a small cut into the buffer tube to set it in place at the length I like. Yes, they weight a bit but I also use a pinned MFT stock on the lightweight AR. The Magpul is far more secure.

[DJD100]

Has anyone had any experience with the Ares SCR? It uses a different lower and will accept any AR upper and magazines. They use what looks like a shotgun recoil system.
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Yes indeed, a great setup, which has less felt recoil than the AR due to the angled recoil spring.

If interested in cheek weld, look for the Monte Carlo stock version, and note that you'll want your optic lower than on a AR.

Mine...



Another with a wood stock...

[70runner]

My left hand SCR with remington 1100 stock...

[DontWorryScro]

Resurgent Arms ergo end plate, extended safety (v1) and featureless grip

[butlers]

The Magpul fixed carbine stock comes with two different end caps. One is flush and will block the thumb wrap, the other is cut out and clears easily. I have several of those here, they work great and fix tighter than a pinned stock.

I drilled out a small cut into the buffer tube to set it in place at the length I like. Yes, they weight a bit but I also use a pinned MFT stock on the lightweight AR. The Magpul is far more secure.

Thank you Jimi Jah. I picked up a Magpul fixed stock courtesy of a fellow CalGunner (bgarbled is a class-act!) and I tried it.

For future reference, here is my thumb with a Magpul CTR stock:



And here is my thumb with a Magpul fixed stock:



Significantly more clearance with the former.

[Featureless]

F the fins, F the Sparrow, F the fugly Thordsen, Ledgegrip is the solution, check it out:

https://www.bande3d.com/

[Bigtwin]

Yes of course **** options, good Lord why should we have options?

[butlers]

F the fins, F the Sparrow, F the fugly Thordsen

[LEAD LAUNCHER]

F the fins, F the Sparrow, F the fugly Thordsen, Ledgegrip is the solution, check it out:
https://www.bande3d.com/

[Jimi Jah]

Thank you Jimi Jah. I picked up a Magpul fixed stock courtesy of a fellow CalGunner (bgarbled is a class-act!) and I tried it.
And here is my thumb with a Magpul fixed stock:

Significantly more clearance with the former.

You won't like it pushed in all the way, it's too short. I drilled a small notch to set mine back to the length I like. You can also add the extended rubber PRS butt pad to get an extra inch or so.

[Rifle ronin]

You won't like it pushed in all the way, it's too short. I drilled a small notch to set mine back to the length I like. You can also add the extended rubber PRS butt pad to get an extra inch or so.

I did the notch thing too. Works great, but I hate dremeling into something that was purpose made and works fine. Maybe we should make a 6 position notched buffer tube for the non adjust magpul stock.

[Sparrow Dynamics]

You won't like it pushed in all the way, it's too short. I drilled a small notch to set mine back to the length I like. You can also add the extended rubber PRS butt pad to get an extra inch or so.

[butlers]

You won't like it pushed in all the way, it's too short. I drilled a small notch to set mine back to the length I like. You can also add the extended rubber PRS butt pad to get an extra inch or so.

Jimi Jah,

Honest question: why do you prefer a fixed stock (that you've had to drill) over an adjustable stock that's pinned with a stock lock pin, like this?

https://www.aimsportsinc.com/magpul-stock-lock-pin/

Respectfully,
butlers