Anyone ever try removing the lever? Be an easy way without drilling into anything. Then the stock wouldn't be "collapsible"

I had my lever pinned so it will not move

I removed the lever from my ACS -- pops right off.

Unless you have one already, I'd recommend waiting for the MOE fixed carbine stock. It will be released this year and a little cheaper then the collapsible version.

Wouldn't it be a fixed stock if there is no lever on it?

 

I have to shorten up my sons 15-22 and I was wondering if that was an option

Didn't know that was coming out

Wouldn't it be a fixed stock if there is no lever on it?

 

I have to shorten up my sons 15-22 and I was wondering if that was an option

 

It wouldn't be considered "adjustable" since the lever would be missing. At least that's my interpretation. You would need a tool like a sturdy punch to lift the pin up so that you could change the position.

This is a Magpul, obviously there is nothing illegal about this.

 

This is a Magpul Stock.

 

 

I'd hate to have to keep drilling holes every year or so

Check out this thread Shawn.

 

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/49840-pined-stock-question/page__hl__+pin%20+stock__st__30

I'd hate to have to keep drilling holes every year or so

Why would you keep drilling holes in it every year? Even if you had to remove the pin, you can hammer another one in when necessary. I do it all the time when I'm able to actually use a normal stock. I would rather not neuter it by removing the lever. It would just look stupid

Why dont u pin the lever in the locked posistion. Then drill out the role pin next year move and re apply

Here is what my str stock looks like

 

Anyone ever try removing the lever? Be an easy way without drilling into anything. Then the stock wouldn't be "collapsible"

 

I think you are looking for MORE trouble.

 

I also think that anyone who is not a complete pussy can pinch the crosspin with their fingers and pull it down to adjust the stock in the same manner one would to remove the stock.

 

If you get busted/charged I would hope that you would not try to defend yourself saying you are to fat to manipulate the crosspin as it is much easier than a feild sobriety test.

 

This Magpul stock knowledge was obtained in the state of MD, where you can have a colapsable stock for now (but not for long ) The too fat to do a field sobriety test comments are based upon the public record which was pointed out to me by a friend in the legal community.

On the str stock you can't reach up there due to the storage tubes

On the str stock you can't reach up there due to the storage tubes

 

Do what I did. Pin through the tube that unhooks the lever that's locked in place. I can't move the lever or friction lock at all.

I originally did the trick where you take the mechanical parts out and put the dow in there on my 516. Which on that gun I don't plan on moving it often if ever again. I moved it yesterday due to eye relief on my g33 and I bought a nice sig rifle case that is made for rifles in free America. But that .22 I'm gonna have to move it a couple times in the next couple years.

 

What aggravates me is I want that ubr stock but pinning that would be a shame. The str is the 2nd strongest so I went to that one.

I know its a little late but I pinned my STR right under the rubber plug. Doesn't distract from the looks you don't destroy the stock and if you ever need to move it you could just drill the pin out move repin ....

I know its a little late but I pinned my STR right under the rubber plug. Doesn't distract from the looks you don't destroy the stock and if you ever need to move it you could just drill the pin out move repin ....

Good option

Here's the method I've used before.

 

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/30623-how-to-pin-magpul-ctr-stock-without-drilling/

drill out the rivets on the storage tubes and they come right off.

follow the no-drill method in the post above.

re-rivet, or replace with small machine screws. 

I just tapped a little and put a pin in it 3mins tops