Rick_F

I purchased it BNIB from Cheyenne Mountain Outfitters. This is the model: http://www.lmtstore.com/complete-weapon-systems-firearms-guns/complete-gas-weapons/compliant-cqb-mrp-defender-model-16.html

Thanks for the reply. I was surprised to learn that it could be adjusted as well, but that was the condition in which I purchased it, being the NJ compliant model. I guess technically "permanently fixed" could mean then mean fixed to the lower? Lots of room for interpretation.

Hello, I have a NJ compliant LMT MRP CQB AR-15, which includes a Sopmod stock. The LOP is adjusted via a bolt that needs to be turned with a hex key. I'm wondering if it's legal to remove that bolt, and replace with a thumbscrew that will no longer require a tool to manipulate. The reason is because I am 6'4 and my fiance is 5'6, so naturally I would like to adjust it according to her height when she's at the range with me. Thanks in advance.