Debating using an ACE Entry stock on my currency build. I was wondering if some one in the cjrpc area has one on one of there ar's I can hold and see how it feels. Also if anyone has any other suggestions on a fixed stock for a ar and don't mind me getting a feel for it lmk.

I have a shorty a1-style stock that's about the length of the entry i'd be willing to sell.

Pics? Complete with buffer spring, tube and buffer? Not exactly sure it is what I am looking for.

Will need a spring and buffer. Comes with the tube and stock. I'll get some pics to ya tomorrow morning.

Thanks man.

Its a great stock I have it on my AR. The only problem is its really short and does not fit everyone perfectly. Overall though its great for the money and has held up well over these past two years.

It says its made for people wearing body armour. Afraid it will be way to short.

 

ive tried it. its only good if youre wearing armor, and/or always square when shooting. it works fine for that, but if you only 'action shoot', ie: run and gun, a few times a year, then its worthless. if you want to just shoot at a regular range off a bench, its very hard to square and almost impossible to blade. your nose is almost past the charging handle.

I have an Ace Entry and you're free to try it if you ever wander up north.

 

JSE has them on sale for $76 but you will need a carbine spring and buffer.

 

BTW like others said your nose will be on the charging handle.

ive tried it. its only good if youre wearing armor, and/or always square when shooting. it works fine for that,

 

+1

I found it very comfortable while wearing armor and a mag rig...

I have both the Ace Entry and the Sully stock. If you're looking for a fixed stock thsoe are the two that I would recommend. The Ace is very light, and I found the included slip on pad irritating - but a little para cord fixed that. The Sully stock carries some heft, but it is indestructible. I have the older model from before they started putting QD reciever cups within the stock - and sling ptions was the only prior negative I had about the stock.

 

If you are striclty going for weight savings, that is where the Ace shines. But as a penalty you get an less than optimal cheekweld, and it requires you to either shoot square to the target, or have on BA or a thick vest.

 

The Sully will out live you, but it's heavy (19oz with tube). It has a solid cheeckweld, and will bring balance to a rifle that lights, VFG, or optics mounted towards the muzzle of the receiver.

 

Just my opinion after using each for ~4 years.