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  12. Posted

    9 minutes ago, JackDaWack said:

    How do you get the stock off? By moving it rearwards? The law doesn't state it has to lock into place... telescoping would be the action of removing it. 

     

    If you are going to epoxy it, why even bother with this?

    I read that differently than you. The intent of the no telescoping or collapsing stock is to ban multiple shooting positions from the stock. This stock stop only offers one "shooting position"  It cannot change to a more forward shooting position nor a more rearward shooting position.  

    The only other option that the stock stop offers is to take the stock off completely, and at that point in time you have no stock; collapsible, telescoping, or otherwise

    And the epoxy thing is just a suggestion to the whole you need a tool to remove blah blah blah.

  13. Posted

    1 hour ago, JackDaWack said:

     There is no "trick" and there is no standard to "fixing" a stock. 

    IMO, and IANAL, if someone can't pick it up and adjust the stock, youre fine. 

    But someone could do that here. The stock can still have the lever function, and moved rearward, unless set to max length. Will they care that it doesn't lock into place? Yes the lever needs to physically be pulled down,  and it requires effort, but its just risky because it will "telescope" at that point. 

    The easy solution is to use magpul stocks that can have a pin, cut to fit that fixes the entire mechanism in place. All my stocks have been very easy to modify that way. I disassemble the lever and have found multiple ways to get a pin to keep it from freely moving. 

    Actually this statement is not necessarily accurate

    "But someone could do that here. The stock can still have the lever function, and moved rearward, unless set to max length."

    When installed properly the stock cannot move forward or rewards. You would have to physically take the stock off, then remove the stock stop then reinstall the stock.

    If you add epoxy to the stock stop then even that becomes an impossibility 

     

  20. Posted

    7/22/20 11:00 AM Until further notice NICS is unable to process any transactions. One of the databases required for a NICS check is down. At the current moment there is no time frame when that database will be back online. Please remember that a dealer may not transfer a firearm to an individual without first receiving the unique State Transaction Number (STN) provided through a NICS check. We will try to keep you informed the best we can.

     

     

    You have got to be kidding me as if they were not backed up enough as it is

     

  21. Posted

    1 minute ago, RUTGERS95 said:

    Sorry, didn't see that.  Let ne see what i can find.  If you want, order parts and I'll put together for you.  Might be cheaper and you get what u want.  Let me see what u can find

    You sir have a PM

  22. Posted

    6 minutes ago, RUTGERS95 said:

    Just trying to help as to why i mentioned cdnn.  That said, your original post should say what you just said.  Someone may indeed have a used one in that range.  Good luck

    Thanks for the heads up much appreciated, I just assumed in that price range people would know I was looking for a lightly used one. I will edit orig post

    Also looks like the CDNN ones that are pinned and welded have flash hiders and will not ship to NJ

     

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